In Senegal at the Keur Moussa monastery, a typical meal includes poulet mafé, a thick peanut sauce with chicken, root vegetables, and cabbage.

In Senegal at the Keur Moussa monastery, a typical meal includes poulet mafé, a thick peanut sauce with chicken, root vegetables, and cabbage.
Braised Oxtail was once peasant food, but it is a delectable and tender dish. Cooked with a blend of vegetables like onions, carrots, and celery and a red wine sauce, Bonacini brings forth the history of Lazio’s cuisine.
Bigos is an Eastern European stew that has many adaptations; some versions incorporate rice and/or a variety of vegetables and meats, so you can use whatever you have on hand.
Beer, chocolate, lard and masa harina are critical ingredients – no beans!
In Madhur Jaffrey’s green lentil curry, she infuses them with garlic, ginger, coriander, and cumin, for a dish that’s perfect over rice or with a piece of warm naan bread.
Chicken Tortellini Soup with Kale: Frozen cheese tortellini only need a 5-minute dip in the simmering broth to cook up perfectly. Don’t be tempted to just dump the whole can of tomatoes into the pot; draining them first concentrates the flavor.
In this traditional Maltese dish, pasta is tossed with a spiced meat sauce and baked in a puff-pastry shell.
Brightened by apple cider vinegar and tomatoes, our bacon jam adds sweet, tart and smoky flavors to countless dishes. We like this condiment spread on toast and served with an egg, layered into a grilled cheese sandwich or spooned on goat-cheese topped crostini.