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by Diane Rossen Worthington It must have been the Turks who discovered that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. On a recent visit to Turkey, I reveled in the morning repast. At every hotel and inn we enjoyed a feast of delicious offerings. The breads...

  By Faith Durand My favorite recipes are the ones I call fancy-not-fancy. A little luxurious, but so quick and easy they might actually qualify as 15-minute meals. Roasted shrimp scampi is the perfect example of fancy-not-fancy – ultra quick, and ridiculously...

  by Diane Rossen Worthington Growing up in Los Angeles, I had the opportunity to enjoy just about every version of the famous Brown Derby Cobb salad that was offered. You can still find the original Cobb salad, named after Bob Cobb, the owner of the Brown Derby,...

 by Diane Rossen Worthington I grew up with the classic gefilte fish served as a starter to the long Passover meal. However, this is a tasty dish that can be served anytime. Gefilte fish is basically a fish puree, poached and served chilled. Among my friends and...

by Faith Durand Panna cotta may just be the perfect dessert: It’s easy, quick, practically foolproof and accommodating to many dietary adjustments, being naturally gluten-free and adaptable to dairy-free and vegan diets. It also happens to be luscious and perfectly...

by Nealey Dozier Chicken and mushroom lasagna has been a favorite in our house for a number of years. Its hearty layers of cheesy goodness always warm me up on cold nights, and it’s one of the few leftovers that I actually look forward to more than the main event....