Root Vegetables: Recipes, Techniques, and More
Root veggies like turnips, parsnips, and rutabagas provide your body with deep nourishment and delightful flavors.
Root veggies like turnips, parsnips, and rutabagas provide your body with deep nourishment and delightful flavors.
Bring color and warmth to your table with autumn’s earthy harvest.
Fall in love with cold-weather cooking with meals that put root veggies front and center.
For a beautifully browned pot roast, first sear the meat on the stovetop, then add liquid and move it to the oven to braise.
During the convenience-driven, newfangled-food frenzy of the past half-century, many nourishing essentials like bone broths, legumes, root vegetables, and sprouted grains all but disappeared from American plates. Now they’re coming back — and starting a contemporary legacy of their own.
Satisfy your urge to cozy up with these healthy, seasonal recipes.
It’s time to celebrate the abundance of zucchini! These gluten-free recipes make the most of this versatile vegetable and are sure to please. Enjoy it in a variety of ways for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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It’s apple season! Whether you’re blessed with an overly abundant apple tree or simply want to get creative with the last apple in your kitchen, you’ll discover new ways to enjoy this fall favorite.
Learn these simple techniques to bring out the best in your food.
Whole foods have a cyclical rhythm — and so do we. Discover the multiple ways that eating with the seasons can support our health.
Pressure cookers are making a comeback. Learn how to make quick and easy dishes with this underused tool.
Are you eating the same five or six foods every day? Stop! Enjoying a range of diverse fruits, veggies and lean proteins can help you correct chronic nutrient deficiencies – and even avoid food intolerances.
Try this simple roasted root vegetable recipe for an easy side.
Eating healthy can be easy — yet overcomplex science often steers us away from getting started. Here are some simple modifications you can implement when it comes elevating your personal nutrition.
Every era has had its share of wrongly demonized foods – from commonplace vegetables to (gasp!) millet muffins.
Don’t let this understated vegetable fool you. It’s bursting with culinary potential and nutritional oomph.
This light, grain-free take on risotto uses grated root veggies in place of the traditional arborio rice. For a creamy risotto, sub in ½ cup coconut milk for part of the vegetable stock.
For a delicious heritage twist, roast these root veggies in duck fat or lard.
This winter, stay cozy and warm with these modern takes on heritage dishes.
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