Vegetable and Vegetarian Recipes

Sautéed Winter Greens

Serves 4
Try playing around with the combination of greens. Broccoli rabe, collard greens, and Napa or Savoy cabbage are a few more varieties we love adding to the mix. If you favor spinach, be sure to use the curly-leaf variety which is better suited to longer cooking methods such as this one. View Recipe
 

Vegetables Stacks with Mozzarella and BasilVegetables Stacks with Mozzarella and Basil

Serves 4 to 6
Here’s a great addition to your side dish repertoire. It also makes an elegant yet easy first course. Add a leafy green salad and some crusty bread to sop up the sauce, and you’ve got a terrific light meal. View Recipe

Green Beans with Ginger & SoyGreen Beans with Ginger & Soy

Serves 4
The tiniest drizzle of nutty sesame oil is all it takes to transform these beans into something really special. Just make sure you are using toasted sesame oil, as regular sesame oil has no flavor. Supermarkets typically stock small bottles of the mahogany brown oil next to the soy sauce or in the Asian or international foods sections. View Recipe

Zucchini with Tarragon ButterZucchini with Tarragon Butter

Serves 4

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360 Skillet Baked Potatoes

Serves 2 to 4
Our potatoes “bake” in a fraction of the time it takes to oven-bake them.  Cooking them cut-side down in the hot, dry pan leaves them with a deliciously toasted, golden brown crust. Peel it away if you prefer your potatoes fluffy and white. View Recipe