Be sure to use bone-in chicken thighs as they are more flavourful than breast meat and stay moist and tender during cooking.
If tomato soup is your favourite comfort food, you'll love this creamy homemade version. The rich texture and slightly acidic, herbaceous flavour far surpass anything you'd find in a can. Bonus: It's easy to make, especially if you have prepared tomato sauce on hand.
Asparagus develops a caramelized flavour on the barbecue, which is accented nicely by this citrusy, olive oil–based version of classic herb-infused béarnaise sauce.
An ode to the famous French restaurateur, paillard refers to a thin cutlet of meat. This chicken version pairs wonderfully with our crisp salad.
Just one serving of this filling omelette gives you 80 per cent of your RDI for folate, a B vitamin that helps prevent anemia.
Serve this stylish make-ahead dip with cracker bread, Belgium endive leaves, radishes and blanched cauliflower and broccoli florets. To blanch, immerse the vegetables in boiling salted water for 30 seconds; drain and chill in cold water. Immediately drain well.
With peak-of-the-season tomatoes and peaches, snap peas and fresh herbs, this salad tastes like summer in a bowl.