This roasted broccoli salad with honey vinaigrette combines charred broccoli or broccolini, sweet dates, crunchy hazelnuts, fresh mint, and mellow garlic confit. It is substantial enough for lunch yet versatile enough to serve alongside roast chicken, grilled fish, or other summer mains.
These easy pigs in a blanket use store-bought biscuit dough, 1-inch hot dog pieces, everything bagel seasoning, and extra toasted sesame seeds for a golden, puffy party snack. Served with a tangy Dijon, grainy mustard, and horseradish dipping sauce, they’re perfect for leftover hot dogs, game day, or holiday weekends.
yesha Nurdjaja’s chicken salad takes a familiar classic and makes it sing. Poached chicken, mayo, and Dijon get brightness from grated carrot, dill, lemon zest, and serrano, then finish with za’atar pickled red onions for a sharp, balancing bite. Creamy, crunchy, and perfect on toasted sourdough.
Ayesha Nurdjaja’s kofta meatballs blend beef and lamb with aromatic herbs, pan-fried to juicy perfection. The standout pistachio-arugula sauce adds bright, lemony contrast to the rich meat. These aren’t ordinary meatballs—they’re a true showstopper that makes meeting your weekly meatball quota deliciously easy.
Transform your Super Bowl spread withchef Ayesha Nurdjaja’s Charred Chicken Wings recipe. These wings feature a sweet-spicy marinade and are topped with vibrant chermoula made from scallions, serrano pepper, and sumac. Served with a creamy white sauce, they’re a restaurant-worthy appetizer you can make at home.