Small Pot Sensations
- Peden + Munk1/13
Halibut with Spring Onion and Summer Squash Saute
With just five ingredients, this fish dish packs some serious flavor.
- 2/13
Fast White-Bean Stew
A delicious Tuscan-inspired stew, in under 15 minutes? Oh yes, it's possible.
- 3/13
Chocolate Mousse
A cup of creamy chocolate mousse is the sweetest note a dinner party can end on.
- Photo by Romulo Yanes5/13
Beef Stew with Potatoes and Carrots
An entire bottle of red wine is the secret to this full-bodied and rich dish.
- 6/13
Shrimp Boil
How do you impart the most flavor in a boil without overcooking the shrimp? Ice! Adding 4 cups of ice cubes to the pot as soon as the shrimp are cooked through allows them to continue to absorb the flavors of the boil without getting tough. For a classic meal, pair with corn on the cob and boiled potatoes, or serve as a starter for a crowd.
- Brian W. Ferry7/13
Lemony Chicken and Orzo Soup
With warm chicken and notes of zesty lemon, this Greek classic is the perfect companion for any season.
- 8/13
Quinoa with Corn, Scallion and Mint
Light and springy, this dish is the perfect health-packed pick-me-up.
- 9/13
Bulgur, Apricot, and Pine Nut Dressing
Sweet and sour dried apricots and creamy feta brighten this dressing, for a lively contrast with the more soothing Thanksgiving dishes usually on the table.
- Christina Holmes10/13
Green Minestrone
A ton of green veggies and a sprinkling of pesto give this hearty soup its signature hue.
- 11/13
Cherry Chipotle Chili
Tart black cherries and smokey chipotle combine in the most unexpected (but so delicious) way.
- Jason Lowe12/13
Quinoa Tabbouleh
Do away with a boring starter salad and try this tossed medley of grains and greens.
- Romulo Yanes13/13
French Onion Soup
Swap out soggy croutons for a slice of crunchy baguette atop this filling soup.


