Inspired by Ina Garten’s roasted grapes, this salad pairs jammy, caramelized grapes with spiced cauliflower, peppery arugula, creamy goat cheese, and crunchy nuts. A honey-Dijon vinaigrette ties it all together for a sweet, tangy, and savory dish that’s perfect for fall dinners, holiday tables, or weekday meal prep.
Ina Garten’s breakfast recipes cover everything from quick weekday bites to indulgent weekend brunches. This curated list of 25 favorites includes sweet and savory classics, like Maple-Roasted Bacon, Cinnamon Baked Donuts, and Truffled Scrambled Eggs – perfect for mornings, or even breakfast-for-dinner. There’s something here for every taste and schedule.
This Smitten Kitchen grilled chicken salad is smoky, zesty, and absolutely crave-worthy. Chili-rubbed chicken thighs meet charred corn, creamy avocado, and crisp greens, finished with a tangy cilantro-lime dressing. The salty crunch of Fritos takes it over the top – bright, hearty, and satisfying enough to make even salad skeptics fall in love.
Nok Suntaranon’s Khao Mok Ghai is Thailand’s take on chicken biryani: turmeric-marinated chicken, fragrant rice infused with spices, and layers of flavor built from broth, aromatics, and Nok’s Karee Powder. Finished with cilantro, fried shallots, and a tangy herb sauce, it’s a true weekend cooking project worth the reward.
Ina Garten’s Chicken with Goat Cheese & Basil is proof that simple recipes can still feel special. Juicy chicken is baked with creamy garlic-herb goat cheese and fresh basil tucked under the skin. Pair it with couscous or vegetables for a dinner that’s elegant enough for guests yet easy for weeknights.
Eric Kim’s Summer Albap is the ultimate no-sweat dinner: warm rice slicked with sesame oil, topped with flying fish roe, and bright garden vegetables quick-pickled in vinegar and sugar. Finished with perilla and cilantro, this light, briny, and refreshing dish comes together in under 15 minutes – perfect for late-summer nights.
This Farmhouse Pie from Erin French’s Big Heart, Little Stove layers silky potato purée, tender duck confit, caramelized shallots, and roasted grapes into a bubbling, golden bake. Rustic yet luxurious, it’s a comfort dish worth the time – perfect for winter dinners, cookbook clubs, or anyone craving updated French-inspired home cooking.
This Creamy Lemon–Miso Dressing, from Samin Nosrat’s Good Things is bright, tangy, and unbelievably versatile. The recipe uses aquafaba (chickpea liquid) to create a rich, mayo-like base flavored with lemon, garlic, miso, and spices. You’ll want to drizzle it on everything.