Classic Coq au Vin is a restoring winter dish that can be ladled out from the middle of the table. Marinate the bird the night before and simmer the next day until tender. Time to (b)raise your chicken game!
Рубрика: Holidays
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Sticky Buns
While it’s fine to surrender to grocery-aisle temptation now and then, it’s so much more satisfying (not to mention a lot more affordable) to make the treats you crave at home. Sticky buns are surefire crowd-pleasers that don’t require a lot of mad baking skills to pull off. In fact, you probably have all the ingredients in your kitchen already. So what’re you waiting for? You could be tearing into ooey-gooey caramel-glazed goodness in a matter of hours.
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Cookies
Milk chocolate and peanut butter: two great tastes that taste great together and, when merged in cookie form, are almost too much of a good thing.
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Sugar Cookies
No holiday cookie exchange worth its salt (or sugar, in this case) is complete without this beloved baked good.
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White Chocolate and Clementine Yule Log
Our yule-log challenge this year: Create a twist that not only holds up nicely in the freezer (even when iced and decorated!), but tastes delicious—and just a little bit different. Mission accomplished, thanks to white-chocolate whipped cream and clementine slices that you confit, like a pro, in your microwave. If you decide to assemble this bûche the day of, you can still get a jump on a couple of steps: Both whipped cream and candied citrus will keep well in the refrigerator for a few days.
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Mixed-Seed Crackers
We flip for a killer cheese board, especially during the holidays (who doesn’t, frankly?), but the dependable cocktail-party staple can get tired and repetitive. Our solution? Focus on the accompaniments. Homemade crackers and a tangy condiment.
