891 recipes for "broth"
Cider-Braised Chicken Thighs with Smashed Potatoes

Cider-Braised Chicken Thighs with Smashed Potatoes

Nov 7, 2016 Dinner

Bone-in skin-on chicken thighs are a bargain at the grocery store, plus they're so much juicier than boneless thighs or breasts. Look for smaller thighs to ensure they cook quickly; if they're on the larger side, they may need a few extra minutes.

Hearty Italian Pot Roast

Hearty Italian Pot Roast

Dinner

To get that rich, dark sauce, it's best to brown the meat before braising. The process takes a little time, but it layers in the flavour. Adding cocoa powder enriches the dish, too. 

Pot Roast Ragù

Pot Roast Ragù

Rich and sumptuous, this simple slow cooker dish becomes a superstar any day of the week. We wouldn’t blame you if you indulged in a second helping. It’s that good.

Slow Cooker Barley Tomato Cabbage Rolls

Slow Cooker Barley Tomato Cabbage Rolls

Jul 27, 2011

This old favourite goes vegetarian with barley, a grain that cooks successfully in the slow cooker. Sauerkraut gives a memorable taste to cabbage rolls, so make sure to pick the best quality possible - the type in jars is often superior.

Mini Chicken Pot Pies

Mini Chicken Pot Pies

Mar 11, 2010

Serve ramekins of this classic comfort food on napkin-lined side plates with demitasse or small dessert spoons.

Crab and Sticky Rice

Crab and Sticky Rice

Sep 28, 2009

This Taiwanese specialty, in which fresh crab steams over cooking rice, is usually prepared in a large steamer, but I've adapted it to conveniently cook in an oven. Either long- or short-grain white sticky rice (also called glutinous rice) can be used.

Porcini-Dusted Beef Tenderloin With Sherry Gravy

Porcini-Dusted Beef Tenderloin With Sherry Gravy

A special occasion calls for an impressive roast. Beef tenderloin is a bit of a splurge but easier to cook than turkey. The melt-in- your-mouth texture and rich flavour make for an unforgettable holiday meal.

Lemon Herb Roast Goose With Carrots

Lemon Herb Roast Goose With Carrots

Dec 3, 2012

Pricking the goose skin with a fork helps render the fat, making the skin super crispy. Use a roasting pan that holds the goose snugly and leaves enough space in your oven for a baking sheet.

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