Miso-Maple Brown Butter Brussels Sprouts
Roasted Brussels sprouts glazed in nutty brown butter, white miso, and maple syrup, finished with toasted sesame and scallion greens.
Roasted Brussels sprouts glazed in nutty brown butter, white miso, and maple syrup, finished with toasted sesame and scallion greens.
Pencil asparagus and shiitakes seared hard in a hot skillet, then glazed with oyster and fish sauce and finished with garlic and scallions.
Vibrant Turkish-inspired lentil salad with roasted red peppers, fresh herbs, and tangy pomegranate molasses. Served warm or chilled.
Perfectly caramelized cauliflower wedges roasted at high heat for golden edges and tender interiors
Slow-cooked Anasazi beans with a creamy texture, perfect as a side dish or protein-rich main. No soaking required.
Cornstarch-coated eggplant pan-fried until golden and a little charred, then tossed in a quick sesame, garlic, and ginger sauce. Ready in 20 minutes.
A Pakistani dish of pan-fried aubergine simmered in a tangy, spiced yoghurt sauce. Smoky, bittersweet, and tangy. Serve with roti, naan, or basmati rice.
Quick wok-fried broccoli in a savory garlic sauce with Shaoxing wine and a cornstarch-thickened glaze — restaurant flavor at home in 15 minutes.
Brussels sprouts tossed in a savory-sweet white miso glaze with garlic and honey, then roasted in a screaming-hot cast iron skillet until caramelized and crispy.
A golden, crispy-topped Thanksgiving stuffing with buttery leeks, garlic, sage, and white wine soaked into torn sourdough bread.
Tender brown lentils and basmati rice simmered with warm spices, topped with deeply caramelized crispy onions and fresh scallions.
A classic Southern dressing made with crumbled cornbread, soft white bread, sage, thyme, and rich stock — golden-edged and custardy at the center.
Golden-browned carrots and parsnips glazed with apple cider, maple syrup, and fresh rosemary in a single skillet — an easy, elegant Thanksgiving side.
Simple, pillowy potato dumplings made from grated boiled potatoes, semolina, and flour, then boiled and sliced into rounds.