Easy, comforting crockpot recipes for cool weather
Oct 24, 2012 11:31 am
Get your slow-cooker legs back with these easy soups, stews, chilis, braises and even a tagine that are great to make in huge batches, always taste better the next day and reheat without drying out or fussy tricks like damp paper towels or that plastic dome thing people sometimes keep in their microwaves that always gets splattered with food. 7 awesome ideas after the jump.
A comforting recipe for Southern chicken and rice
Oct 19, 2012 3:01 pm

Photo: Ron Manville
Perloo is the Southern term for pilaf or pilau, a dish of seasoned rice often served with meat. Cookbook author, food and drink writer and Food Republic contributor Chris Chamberlain loaned us this recipe from his new book, The Southern Foodie.
An easier French fish stew for a healthy dinner
May 9, 2012 2:01 pm

Photo: Jo Ann Santangelo
During our last Test Kitchen at the W Austin's TRACE restaurant, I decided to try my hand at a simplified, milder and less overtly-fishy rendition of bouillabaisse. Rather than explore the six varieties of sea creature that traditionally distinguishes French bouillabaisse from mere shellfish stew, I stuck with two tried and true light and flavorful beasts: shrimp and mussels.
A stew for the season with kale and pancetta
Apr 27, 2012 1:01 pm

Photo: Carole Topalian
This shellfish stew offers a nice bit of flexibility, depending on what's in season around town and what your fishmonger might have on special. Serve the stew with a simple green salad and good, rusty bred for mopping up the juices.
Korean soft tofu soup cures what ails you
Feb 27, 2012 12:31 pm
From the moment the first spoonful hit my mouth about ten years ago, I knew soon dubu was no ordinary soup. Chicken soup may have its foothold in the "natural cure" realm, but with its limited (albeit tasty) resources of chicken, salt and vegetables compared to soon dubu's arsenal of disease-fighting warriors, there's only so much it can claim to do.
The dish that will make you like trotters
Feb 16, 2012 12:46 pm

Photo: Norman Van Aken
This white chicken chili recipe keeps it light
Jan 30, 2012 4:31 pm

Photo: Mary Britton Senseney
Contrary to popular opinion, a great chili recipe doesn't have to be a thick, red beef-based cocoction served with shredded cheese and sour cream. Fans of juicy, tender chicken breast, rejoice! Down in Tennessee, "white chili" is more like a hearty chicken stew with the toasty cumin and rich bean flavor you love...served with shredded cheese and sour cream.
Slow-cook your way to Super Bowl hosting victory!
Jan 22, 2012 8:34 am
Like us on Facebook to win a Hamilton Beach slow-cooker, the perfect device for setting and forgetting about the most important of your Super Bowl party fare. Whether you're a turkey, veggie, or good old-fashioned beer-spiked beef man (or woman), make this the year you create (or copy) and master your own proprietary chili recipe.