As all great cooks like Martha Stewart know, sometimes the secret to the very best food is ultra-fresh ingredients cooked ...

– 1¼ pounds fish fillet, cut into serving pieces (see note) 1. Combine ¼ teaspoon each salt and turmeric. Lightly dust fish on both sides with the mixture, cover and refrigerate while making the sauce ...

Once spring arrives, eating habits and ingredients change. Out go the comfort-food dinners that include long-cooking roasts, simmering soups and stews. Spring signals the arrival of vegetables that ...

Due to its minimal fishiness and subtle flavor, tilapia is our go-to recommendation for people who don’t think they like fish. Because its natural taste is so bland, tilapia can seamlessly lend itself ...

Below you'll find six fish preparations -- baked, broiled, fried, sauteed, cooked en papillote (or in parchment) and molded into fish cakes. All work well with popular, easy-to-find white-fleshed fish ...

A miso-infused glaze is a handy condiment that lends rich and satisfying flavor to fish, vegetables and tofu. Miso is a paste made from soybeans that are fermented with salt and a koji starter ...

Broiling, according to chef Vivian Howard, “is a technique that was really popular in the 80s.” But unlike leg warmers and shoulder pads, the cooking technique shouldn’t be considered out of style. “I ...

Here's a plan of action that works for dinner any night of the week: Melt some butter; add in some minced garlic, herbs, spices and a squirt of lemon; then pour it over whatever you have your heart ...

Once spring arrives, eating habits and ingredients change. Out go the comfort-food dinners that include long-cooking roasts, simmering soups and stews. Spring signals the arrival of vegetables that ...

A miso-infused glaze is a handy condiment that lends rich and satisfying flavor to fish, vegetables and tofu. Miso is a paste made from soybeans that are fermented with salt and a koji starter ...