Garlic

• Enchiladas
• Tomato sauce with red chili
• Filling

Traditional Mexican enchiladas can be deliciously made not only with a meat filling, but also with soft goat cheese. Mix goat cheese with garlic, herbs, lime juice, and hard Mexican cotija cheese and wrap them in corn tortilla tubes. read more

Curly kale adds a unique twist to this pasta, adding a delicious texture and flavor. To prepare the dish, first simmer canned tomatoes in their own juice with spices, then stir in torn kale. read more

• Brine
• Chicken

This interesting method of roasting chicken allows you to hold the carcass vertically so that it cooks evenly on all sides and the skin gets beautifully browned. The chicken is skewered on an aluminum beer can and cooked on the grill in indirect heat. read more

This rice side dish stands out from others for its richness of ingredients and an interesting flavor that combines various flavors. It also looks very festive and is perfect for a festive table with meat or poultry dishes. read more

Turkey thighs are one of the most delicious parts of the bird. They're meaty and tender, unlike the breast, and take up much less oven space than a whole turkey, allowing you to roast a side dish at the same time. The easiest way to cook dark meat is read more

Arctic char belongs to the salmon family and, like other red fish, has a unique composition and set of beneficial elements that are best preserved by baking the fish in the oven. The best companions for baked fish are: read more

In North African countries, including Morocco, the most common and traditional dish is tagine. It is made from lightly fried meat, simmered with vegetables and spices at a low temperature for several minutes. read more

Chicken cooked according to this recipe turns out very juicy, flavorful, and filled with a whole bouquet of flavors, imparted by a marinade of lime juice, honey, chili pepper, garlic, and thyme. Let the chicken marinate at room temperature for - read more

Boeuf bourguignon, or beef Burgundy, is one of the most famous French dishes, having made the transition from peasant tables to haute cuisine. The dish got its name not from its region of origin, as one might expect, but from... read more

• Ossobuco
• Gremolata

In Italian cuisine, ossobuco is a veal shank cut crosswise into discs of meat with the marrow bone in the middle. Ossobuco is also the name given to the dish prepared from this cut. To prepare it, the meat is first pan-fried and then... read more

Spankopita is a Greek layered pie filled with spinach and feta cheese. The combination is stunning. Like any Greek dish, spankopita is filled with Mediterranean flavors. It's made with filo dough. The sheets are laid out in a pan. read more

• Steak
• For serving

Flank steak is an inexpensive cut of beef. It's much tougher than traditional steaks, but has a very rich flavor. When cooked properly, flank steak is quite juicy and tender. First, it needs to be... read more

Fried boiled potatoes are often used to make a hearty breakfast. To avoid spending a lot of time at the stove in the morning, you can boil the potatoes until half-done the night before or use leftover boiled potatoes from the day before. Fry them on - read more

• Romesco sauce
• Omelette

A delicious, filling, and flavor-packed Spanish-style omelette is made as a sandwich, with traditional Spanish ingredients like ham, Manchego cheese, and Catalan romesco sauce wrapped in a large, thin omelette. The main ingredients are: read more

Leftover salmon from the day before can be used to make delicious croquettes. Mix the crumbled fish with mashed potatoes, eggs, onions, and flour. Form into balls and fry in plenty of oil. The croquettes turn out delicious and crispy. read more

Make a hearty and delicious breakfast with potatoes baked in the oven with spices, onions, and bell peppers. It's super easy to make. Dice all the vegetables, mix all the ingredients, and place them on a baking sheet. Bake at a high temperature. read more

• Fried chicken
• Waffles

Chicken and Belgian waffles is a popular American dish that falls under the culinary umbrella of soul food. It harmoniously and deliciously combines seemingly incompatible ingredients: sweet Belgian waffles read more

• Pizza
• Meat sauce

Many people leave the outer crusts when eating pizza. But with this pizza, that won't happen; every last, delicious slice will be eaten! After all, its crust is stuffed with pepperoni and mozzarella sticks. The pizza itself is made in Detroit— read more

"Au jus" (French for "with juice") is a culinary term that means "with juice" in French and most often refers to roast beef with a sauce made from the meat's juices. Take the cut from the back of the carcass; it is considered one of the most... read more

Cioppino seafood soup is a dish that began as a simple fisherman's lunch and has since become a delicacy served in the finest restaurants. Despite its Italian name, this soup was invented in the American city of read more

• Soup
• Croutons

In this recipe, Jamie Oliver shares how to make not only a delicious pumpkin soup, but also crispy cheese croutons to go with it—possibly the best croutons you've ever tasted. Any orange pumpkin variety will work for this soup: read more

To prepare this appetizer, you'll need large mushrooms. The larger their caps, the more delicious cheese filling they'll hold. Stuff the mushrooms with grated Pecorino Romano sheep's cheese and top with a mixture of fresh herbs. read more

• Sun-dried tomato jam
• Crostini

To surprise your guests, prepare an unusual sun-dried tomato jam as an appetizer. Sun-dried tomatoes are simmered with onions, thyme, and garlic in a mixture of vegetable oil, chicken broth, wine vinegar, and sugar until some of the mixture has... read more

The secret to delicious mashed potatoes is a 2:1 ratio of red and yellow potatoes, and a 1/4 cup of milk per pound of potatoes. In this case, a combination of sour milk or kefir with fatty acids will give the side dish an excellent flavor. read more

Twice-baked potatoes can be served as an appetizer or a side dish. The idea is to first bake whole potatoes in the oven. Then, they're cut in half and the flesh is scooped out to create a bowl, then... read more

• Accordion potatoes
• Sour cream with herbs

Even with just potatoes and sour cream, you can make a stunningly delicious and beautiful side dish worthy of a holiday table. These are Hasselback potatoes, which came to us from Sweden. Or, more simply, accordion potatoes, when the whole tubers... read more

• Garlic paste
• Mashed potatoes

A recipe for perfect mashed potatoes, bursting with rich, creamy, garlicky flavor. It takes a little longer to prepare than usual, but the results are worth it. It'll become your signature holiday side dish. You can make it ahead of time. read more

Homemade potato chips are just as delicious and crispy as store-bought ones. But with these chips, you can be sure your snack is fried in high-quality oil and free of harmful additives. To give the chips a light flavor and... read more

A rich cheddar cheese sauce mixed with roasted broccoli makes a delicious dip that goes perfectly with any appetizer. Serve it hot, before the cheese sets, and dip baked potato slices into the dip. read more

Bisque is a thick, creamy crustacean soup popular on the Mediterranean coast. It's made with not only the meat of shrimp, lobster, or crayfish, but also their shells and heads. First, the shells are boiled and the broth is strained. Then, the bisque is simmered separately. read more

Olives in a bowl are a casual appetizer that graces any holiday table and pairs well with many alcoholic beverages. If olives are a regular feature on your table, consider preparing and serving them in a more interesting way than simply scattered on the table. read more

Shrimp scampi is an Italian-American dish consisting of shrimp cooked in a sauce made with butter, garlic, dry white wine, and Parmesan cheese. Although shrimp scampi is typically served with pasta or rice, it's equally delicious served with... read more

Thanks to their creamy texture, mashed potatoes can be used not only as a side dish but also as the base for a thick dip. This dip recipe is inspired by the Greek sauce skordalia, which is also made from mashed potatoes mixed with olive oil. read more

Meatballs are meatballs (from the English word "meat" and "ball") that, unlike meatballs or meatballs, are baked in the oven until golden brown. Meatballs are most often made from ground beef, bound together with egg and breadcrumbs, and topped with... read more

• Sate
• Peanut sauce

Satay are miniature skewers popular in Southeast Asia, particularly Malaysia and Indonesia, where they are widely sold both on the street and in restaurants. Small pieces of meat are marinated in spices, skewered on wooden skewers, and grilled. read more

Pot roast is a popular American dish of stewed meat and vegetables. Pot roast is typically made with a tougher cut of beef, seared until crispy, and then simmered in wine or broth for a long time with vegetables and spices. read more

If your multicooker has a capacity of at least 6 liters, you can make a wonderful chicken soup using a whole chicken without the hassle of cutting it up first. The soup will be very rich and full of flavor. First, fry the chicken in... read more

If you braise beef in a slow cooker using the pressure cooker setting, it won't take you more than an hour, especially since this method requires the tougher cut of beef from the shoulder. The result will be very tender and... read more

Adobo is a traditional Filipino dish and cooking method where meat is fried or braised in soy sauce, vinegar, and spices. You can make a simplified version of chicken adobo at home, and a slow cooker will transform this... read more

This hearty and nutritious bean soup is best made in a slow cooker. You won't need to soak the beans overnight, and they'll cook in just 1 hour using the high-pressure cooker. First, sauté the beans in the slow cooker for added flavor. read more

Kimchi cabbage is a key culinary symbol of Korea, loved far beyond its borders. After all, fermented Chinese cabbage in a spicy sauce is delicious and a perfect vegetable side dish for many meat dishes. For - read more

Confit is a French method of cooking meat in a large amount of fat, allowing it to be preserved for a long time. This method has been used for preserving meat since ancient times, before refrigeration. But even today, it... read more

Hoisin sauce is one of the most popular Asian condiments. It appeals not only for its rich, piquant flavor, but also for its versatility: the sauce can be used both as a side dish and during cooking to add a touch of flavor. read more

Inside this crispy puff pastry pie you'll find Italian capellini, or "angel hair," pasta in a tomato sauce with spinach, delicious melted mozzarella, and spicy sausage. To enclose the dish in a shell of - read more

• Roasted Garlic Ranch Dressing
• Fried jalapeños

If you're making crunchy snacks for a beer party, don't forget about jalapeños, along with onion rings and chicken wings. They make a delicious, piquant snack, crisp and just the right amount of heat—perfect for... read more

Stuffed artichokes are a popular dish in many regions. Fresh artichokes are stuffed with various fillings in the spaces between the petals and then steamed or stewed. But if you don't have much time to prepare them, or only have... read more

This shrimp dip recipe is inspired by the seafood dishes traditional in the coastal American city of New Orleans. The dip is literally filled with mouth-watering pieces of shrimp, drowning in a creamy, bbq-flavored cheese sauce. Boil - read more

• Cocktail
• Physalis and Horseradish Sauce

Shrimp cocktail appetizers always look quite formal, elegant, and sometimes even pretentious on the table. Yet, they're very simple to prepare. They're boiled shrimp, most often served in a glass with various sauces, ideally... read more

You can make a delicious cheese fondue even if you don't have a special pan with a burner on hand. A bread bowl, pre-baked and rubbed with garlic, will serve as a container for the cheese sauce. Plus, it's good to eat... read more

Cheese dip with spinach and artichokes is one of the most popular dips in the United States. It's served in diners and restaurants, sold in stores, and made at home. It's a frequent guest at many house parties, where appetizers are a favorite— read more

• Meatballs
• Soup

Italian wedding soup is made with meatballs and greens in a broth. The greens can be any green salad or various types of cabbage. However, this soup has nothing to do with weddings, and it's not served at Italian weddings, as one might expect. read more

• Bruschetta
• Baked garlic

Among the many Italian appetizers, bruschetta stands out as one of the simplest and most ancient. It differs from other similar appetizers in that the bread slices are dry-fried and only drizzled with... read more

Cook hunter's chicken, or cacciatore as it's called in Italy, in a slow cooker. To do this, fry the seasoned chicken pieces separately, then fry the bacon separately, followed by the onions, carrots, and garlic. Finally, combine everything in the sauce. read more

Chicken and rice are among the most popular ingredients in Caribbean cuisine. But to give them a truly exotic flavor, typical of dishes from distant islands, you'll need Jamaican jerk seasoning, chili pepper, and lime, which, with its sparkling... read more

Cacciatore is an Italian hunter's-style chicken dish. Chicken pieces are fried separately and then simmered with tomatoes, onions, garlic, mushrooms, and spices in a small amount of broth. For a more filling and satisfying dish, simmer... read more

One of the advantages of a multicooker is the ability to cook several dishes at once. Use it to prepare delicious roasted potatoes with garlic, spinach, and arugula, as well as salmon fillet. For this, you'll need a special accessory: read more

Beans are an excellent plant-based source of protein and complex carbohydrates, and also contain many beneficial micronutrients, making them a desirable food for those watching their diet. Most legume dishes require... read more

Despite the obvious conclusion from its name, "roast" isn't fried at all, but baked, or more accurately, simmered in an oven or stove. The dish was named so not because of the cooking method, but because it's simmered at a high temperature, otherwise— read more

The word "roulette" comes to us from France (from the French rouler - to roll). And, although in Russia this name is used for both meat and sweet dishes, the original recipe, originally from Europe, called for the roulade to be made with meat. With the right skill, read more

This roast turns out so similar to an oven roast, it's hard to believe it was cooked in a slow cooker. The secret is to pre-sear the pork shoulder in a skillet. Once the meat is nicely browned on all sides, rub it with... read more

Meat and vegetable stew is a simple yet filling dish that can be served for both family dinners and festive feasts. It's also quite versatile in terms of ingredients, as cooks can simmer the meat with any vegetables. read more

If you have a tough cut of beef that's not suitable for either frying or baking, you can make a wonderful dish by braising it whole in a slow cooker with vegetables. Cooked this way... read more

A thick and rich dish, Chili con carne (Spanish: chili con carne – chili with meat), popular in the US states bordering Mexico. The base of the dish is ground turkey, stewed in a slow cooker with hot peppers, tomatoes, beans and aromatic - read more

Cook meat with potatoes, onions, bell peppers, and tomatoes in a slow cooker. Sazon seasoning, popular in many Spanish-speaking countries, will give it a unique Latin American flavor. It typically contains cumin. read more

• Ribs
• Noodles and toppings

A rich and flavorful Korean-style beef rib soup with noodles and fresh vegetables. The soup's wonderful Asian flavor comes from the broth, blended with soy sauce, sugar, fresh ginger, sesame oil, garlic, and traditional Korean spices. read more

Meat stewed with dried fruit is very popular in Moroccan cuisine. Its sweet flavor is typically tempered with a variety of pungent and aromatic spices and herbs. Simmer turkey with raisins and dried apricots in a slow cooker, adding sweet nutmeg. read more

Simmer a piece of beef in a slow cooker with barbecue sauce and savor the flavor of the meat straight off the grill. This delicious flavor comes from a sweet and spicy sauce made with tomato ketchup, vinegar, spices, and smoked chipotle peppers. read more

This dish is perfect for a simple, warming, and filling lunch or dinner. The barbecue seasonings ensure the flavor won't be bland. For a softer consistency, it might be a good idea to soak the beans before cooking. read more

• Pulled pork
• Pickled habaneros
• Pickled red onions
• Additional topping options

The filling of these braised pork tacos is quite vibrant, with a variety of flavors. Citrus, pineapple, and achiote paste make the dish vibrant and exotic, just like Mexico itself, its home. Toppings, such as read more

This tomato-based meat sauce is known among Italians living on the East Coast of the United States as Sunday gravy. The name stems from tradition. It's on the last day of the week that Italians have a large family dinner, which... read more

Over 8 hours in a slow cooker, beef turns into the most tender, juicy meat. Combined with vegetables, you get a dish that will disappear without a trace. Before braising, the meat must be seared. If the bowl... read more

Tired of pasta, or watching your figure and dreading it like the plague? There's a worthy alternative: spaghetti squash, and you won't need a single gram of flour to make it! The secret lies in a special type of squash whose fibers look like thin... read more

A simple potato casserole will gain a more interesting flavor and texture when paired with spaghetti squash. The squash needs to be cooked first to easily separate its fibers for the casserole. You can do this by baking it in read more

Cincinnati chili is an American dish that originated and became very popular in the state of Ohio, where Cincinnati is located. It was invented in the early 20th century by a Greek immigrant, who gave the meat sauce a Mediterranean flavor. read more

This dish proves that spaghetti squash can be a worthy substitute for pasta, even in an Italian dish like pasta Carbonara, and it will still be just as delicious. Cooked spaghetti squash is very easy to separate into read more

When raw, spaghetti squash is virtually identical internally to other varieties. It only truly lives up to its name after cooking. When cooked, the flesh of spaghetti squash separates quite easily into individual fibers, which... read more

Looking at the plate with this dish, you might think you're looking at spaghetti with pesto sauce. In reality, it's the lowest-calorie and healthiest "pasta" nature has ever created. Because spaghetti squash's flesh separates into... read more

Bright green spinach, red tomatoes, and white beans look beautiful in the orange halves of the baked pumpkin, their colors reminiscent of the Italian flag. The dish is also associated with this southern European country through salsiccia and spaghetti. And although... read more

Lasagna is often thought of as a tasty and filling dish, but also quite fatty and high in calories. The latter part of this notion is easily refuted by the recipe provided. Lasagna with vegetables and lean chicken can be healthy and... read more

• Dough
• Filling
• Topping

These yeast buns are filled with duxelles, a concentrated mushroom paste. The filling uses several types of mushrooms, including button mushrooms and shiitake mushrooms. They are chopped and sautéed with onions, spices, and cream in wine until the flavor has evaporated. read more

A delicious Mediterranean flavor is added to these burgers with a fragrant yogurt sauce, made in the style of traditional Greek tzatziki. Mix plain yogurt with feta, grated cucumber and garlic, mint, salt, and pepper, and spread on... read more

A simple and quick recipe that will help you transform yesterday's leftover rice into a truly Cajun dish in just a few minutes. Cajun cuisine is a subset of American cuisine popular in the state of Louisiana. Traditional ingredients in - read more

When grilling outdoors, you always want delicious food with minimal effort and time spent on preparation. For example, grilling a whole head of cauliflower is much more convenient than cutting up the florets. And so... read more

Gravy buns are a popular breakfast in the Southern United States. They consist of small scone-like buns topped with a white gravy made from sausage meat, flour, and milk. Remove the raw sausages from their casings and... read more

Kale is a powerhouse of vitamins and nutrients. But, as often happens, not all healthy foods are tasty. Some people enjoy kale's natural bitterness, while others find it unacceptable. This recipe will help... read more

A recipe for quick and delicious mushroom tartlets that won't take much time and will be a perfect addition to your holiday table. These mini pies can be served on the morning after New Year's Eve, when the house is full of guests. This... read more

A very simple and healthy dish that won't take you much time to prepare. Chop the vegetables and place them in a slow cooker (multicooker) along with the floured meat and seasonings. Let it simmer for 7 hours. And by evening, you'll have dinner... read more

A wonderful Mexican-style vegetable soup, warming with its rich and spicy flavor. For the soup, you'll need vegetables such as onions, bell peppers, tomatoes canned in their own juice, and frozen corn. Cook them in chicken - read more

A juicy and crispy appetizer made with chicken wings that are fried at high temperatures in the oven instead of in oil, making them healthier and more delicious. For these chicken lollipops, you'll only need the shoulder portions of the chicken wings, which can be... read more

A very light baked chicken breast sandwich using minimal ingredients, yet the appetizer is so delicious and unique that you'll even be proud to serve it to guests. The main focus here is on the chicken, garlic, and... read more

French onion soup has earned its popularity and the love of millions for its stunning, rich flavor. Traditionally, it's made with meat broth and onions and baked in bowls topped with croutons and cheese. The soup gets its rich flavor from... read more

Pumpkin side dishes have an interesting, unique flavor because, while pumpkin is a vegetable, it's also sweet. This creates a stunning effect when paired with other vegetables and seasonings. For example, bake acorn squash with tomatoes. Their tartness... read more

Braised roast beef is an ideal recipe for tougher cuts of beef, such as chuck chuck, which aren't ideal for oven-baking. Braised in tomato sauce, the meat becomes incredibly tender and juicy, and acquires a delightful tart flavor. read more

• Meatballs
• Marinara sauce

These Italian-style pork meatballs are incredibly juicy, tender, and flavorful. The meatballs are first pan-fried until half-done, then simmered briefly in an Italian marinara sauce made with tomatoes, garlic, and... read more

• White chili
• Baked garlic

White chili is a variation of the popular chili con carne. This recipe uses white beans and chicken instead of tomato sauce and beef. Therefore, the dish is white, not red as in the traditional version, and the spinach is green. read more

A serving of this hot and hearty soup is perfect for warming up during the colder months. One of the ingredients is broccoli raab, or rapini, which resembles the cabbage of the same name with its florets and is considered a variety of... read more

Ratatouille is a traditional French vegetable dish made with eggplant, zucchini, and peppers. The first ratatouille recipe appears in an 18th-century cookbook. It was originally a summertime dish for poor peasants. The original... read more

Tomato sauce is typically eaten with meat and vegetables, but it's especially popular as a pasta sauce. Tomatoes have a rich flavor, high water content, and soft flesh, making them a wonderful sauce. This recipe allows you to... read more

This quick and easy tilapia fillet dish with potatoes and escarole salad is a delicious, healthy, and complete meal with a delightful aroma that you and your guests are sure to love. The undeniable advantage of this dish is that read more

Couscous is a wheat grain of Maghreb or Berber origin. Nowadays, the most common couscous is made from semolina, which is obtained from durum wheat. Couscous is traditionally steamed and served with stewed meat and vegetables. read more