If you’re looking for the best dry-brined, bone-in turkey breast recipe, you’ve come to the right place! This recipe is easy to follow and produces a delicious, juicy turkey breast every time. Plus, it’s perfect for a festive meal or any other special occasion.
These Dutch spice cookies are traditionally moulded in carved wooden boards and unmoulded before baking. Because they reflect the design of the moulds, they got their name from the Latin word “Speculum or looking glass”. This recipe for an easier rolled version has the same memorable flavour. They are so pretty added to a holiday cookie tray.
Molten chocolate cakes became famous for a reason: they're cakey on the outside with an irresistible center of warm dark chocolate flowing through the middle. The first time you try one, it may seem like magic, but this recipe is actually quite easy to make and ready in under an hour.
If you don’t have large or heirloom tomatoes, halved cherry tomatoes or sliced cocktail tomatoes will also work here. For the cheese, use any kind you like or a combination. We love gruyère but Comté, Cheddar, asiago, or pecorino could work too. Serve with a green salad, or a sliced fennel salad.
Who doesn't love a weeknight meal that comes together quickly with a minimum of chopping. Don’t begin cooking until all ingredients are prepared. Using both chopped basil (mixed with the cooked chicken) and whole basil leaves (stirred in at the end) provided the full herbal flavour and fragrance we were looking for. Serve with steamed white or brown jasmine rice.