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Weeknight Pasta in Twenty Minutes
When the day has been long, pasta is the answer. Cook the spaghetti until just tender while you gently warm garlic in olive oil.
Honey and Thyme: A Simple Glaze for Roasted Vegetables
Roasting concentrates sweetness, and a spoonful of honey with fresh thyme turns humble carrots and squash into something special.
The Perfect Cup of Coffee at Home
You do not need expensive equipment to make good coffee. Fresh beans, clean water and a little attention are enough.
Spring Vegetables, Simply Cooked
The first asparagus, peas and radishes of spring need almost nothing: a quick blanch, a drizzle of oil and a squeeze of lemon.
Bread Basics: Your First Loaf
Making bread is mostly waiting. Flour, water, salt and yeast become something wonderful with time and patience.
Slow-Cooked Comfort for Cold Evenings
On a chilly night, nothing beats a pot simmering quietly on the stove. Brown the meat well, add onions and herbs and let time do the work.
Easy Brunch Ideas for Lazy Weekends
Brunch should feel unhurried. Think soft scrambled eggs, buttered toast, fresh fruit and a pot of good tea.
Building a Pantry That Works for You
A well-stocked pantry makes cooking easier and cheaper. Start with olive oil, good salt, a few vinegars, tinned tomatoes, pasta, rice and spices.