The library
Recipes
Everything we've tested, organized by the time you have and the meal you're making. New recipes appear most Fridays.
Sunday Cooking
Braised Chicken with Preserved Lemon, Green Olives and Bay
A one-pot Sunday dinner that quietly improves itself over a few hours on the stove.
Weeknight
Leek and Potato Soup, the Right Way
A quiet four-ingredient recipe that turns on two things: cooking the leeks slowly, and not over-blending.
Baking
Skillet Cornbread for a Cold Evening
Coarse cornmeal, buttermilk, a hot cast-iron pan. We tested it twelve times so you can make it once.
Salads
A Winter Citrus Salad, Served Plainly
Three citrus fruits, good olive oil, flaky salt. Worth more than the sum of its parts.
Pantry
Brown Lentil Stew with Smoked Paprika
A pantry meal that improves overnight. Cheap, generous, and finished with a spoonful of yogurt.
Pasta
Aglio e Olio, Written Down Properly
Five ingredients, fifteen minutes, and a half-cup of starchy pasta water that does most of the work.
Sweet
A Plain Apple Cake for Any Afternoon
The kind of cake that asks for a cup of tea. Sturdy, fragrant, no decoration required.
Pasta
Roasted Cherry Tomato Pasta, End of Summer
The tomatoes do everything. You just stir.
Weeknight
A Three-Egg Herb Omelette, Three Ways
French-folded, country-style, or rolled around cheese.
Pantry
Slow-Cooked White Beans with Sage and Garlic
The case for dried beans, made carefully over two hours.
Sweet
Tall, Soft Buttermilk Pancakes
The leavening trick: baking soda meets buttermilk at the last minute.
Soups
Green Minestrone for the First Warm Week
Spring vegetables, a Parmesan rind, a thread of olive oil.
More recipes are added every Friday.