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Potato-Eggplant-Bake by Rich H

This recipe was developed as a result of a little challenge to our readers. Several were asked to name one of their favorite food ingredients with the idea that once I had the number of responses I asked for I would create a recipe using those ingredients. Thankfully they made it pretty easy on me this time around. No strange…

Gluten Free Appetizers For All by Joanne

What you can do with a butternut squash and sweet potato is just amazing. Be creative. Think savory, sweet, delicious and neat.

Portobello - Red Pepper Pita by Twinkle103

Fake Out Crab Rangoon Bites by Smokinhotchef

This recipe is a spin off of one of my favorite items found in a Chinese Restaurant. I've always loved this crispity outer layer coupled with the gooey center. Cheese tortellini provide the basic shape and mousse like center. A combination of condiments and ingredients popular in Asian cooking are used create the idea of crab…

Roasted Potatoes, Carrots, and Onions by John Spottiswood

This is a great side dish for roast beef, pork, or lamb. It would also be great with any grilled meat. The recipe is adapted from an America's Test Kitchen recipe that included brussels sprouts and excluded the onions. I love the flavor that the caramelized onions add to the potatoes and to the gravy if you make it, so I think they…

"Field Roast" with Yam Stuffed Apples by Rich H

This is a vegetarian roast that would do well at any holiday table or for a more formal Sunday dinner. The yam stuffed apples bring a sweetness to the dish while the baking apples preserve just enough tart to liven up the dish.

Roasted almonds with Quinoa, Flax and Sunflower seed by John Spottiswood

This is a great, healthy snack that we had up in Park City this week. We all munched happily all week, and got so much more nutrition from it than we would have from most packaged snacks. Super easy to make and beautiful too!

Manilada by Rich H

Confused by the name? Well, apologies to my Mexican and Italian friends. This recipe stems from a desire to have a great enchilada that was somehow – different. So, combining my love for Mexican food and Italian food…I created the Manilada – Manicotti Enchilada. There’s quite a bit of prep-work involved but we think it’s worth it!