All our summer-starved heart wants is to nosh on this salty, buttery masterpiece alfresco with a chilled bottle of vino. One bite transports you to a breathtaking French countryside. Serve this ...

It takes minutes to make an inexpensive, satisfying meal with a bag of mussels. This week’s recipe is inspired by French and Belgian moules marinières, mussels bathed in a garlicky broth. From the ...

Sometimes, the issues with cooking mussels are logistical. Is your pan big enough to hold enough of them to feed a hungry table? Is it wide enough so they will cook evenly? And how long will the ...

Sometimes a vegetable perfectly matches its true season, bestowed upon us from plant or earth like a metaphor. After the solemn cold of winter, when farmers market stalls seem to rescind their ...

Instructions: Rinse the mussels in cold water. Use a paring knife to remove any hairy clumps (beards). Scrub the shells well with a vegetable brush. Discard any mussels that are open and won’t close ...

A lot of us have instant pots but are we really using them? America’s Test Kitchen says it's a great way to cook everything from vegetables to seafood. Hannah Crowley, Executive Editor of ATK Reviews, ...

EVERETT — It’s a weeknight as I write this. The last thing I ate was ramen and an apple for lunch, so I’m pretty darn hungry. And after writing out this week’s Forum recipe, I really wish I had some ...

Reduce heat and simmer 2 minutes. Add saffron. Cover pot, remove from heat and let steep 5 minutes. Liquid can be left at room temperature for several hours now. When ready to cook, bring back to a ...

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Instructions: Pulse tomatoes and their juice, 1 can at a time, in a food processor until coarsely chopped and no large pieces remain, 6 to 8 pulses; transfer to a bowl. Heat 2 tablespoons oil in Dutch ...

With fall approaching, it’s time to think about cool weather and the hearty dishes that go with it. While they’re available year-round, clams, oysters and mussels can be used as appetizers and in main ...