Bon Appétit
Pork Meatball Banh Mi
Vietnamese hybrid sandwiches called banh mi are great for lunch or a casual dinner.
By Jeanne Thiel Kelley
Chocolate Cake with Chocolate-Orange Frosting
Kate is an avid home baker, but it took her a while to figure out egg- and dairy-free desserts. The cake and the oatmeal bars are two of her favorite vegan treats.
By Kate Fogarty and Scott Fogarty
Salmon Salad with Fennel, Orange, and Mint
By Ross Dobson
Caramelized Winter Fruit Custards
These individual desserts feature layers of tender spiced chiffon muffins; a mix of caramelized apples, pears, and cranberries; and a rich custard laced with apple brandy. To show off the pretty layers, assemble the trifles in clear bowls or dessert glasses. Enjoy the extra muffin for breakfast the next day.
By Julie Richardson
Spiced Chicken Breasts with Poblano and Bell Pepper Rajas
By The Bon Appétit Test Kitchen
Lamb Köfte with Yogurt Sauce and Muhammara
The Middle East on a flatbread: Turkish meatballs, a tahini-spiked yogurt sauce, and muhammara, a Syrian red pepper spread.
By Jean Thiel Kelley
Spicy Tomato-Basil Sauce
By Kate Fogarty and Scott Fogarty
Apple and Maple Bread Pudding
Cooking the bread pudding in a loaf pan gives it a modern, bakery-style look. For a more decadent dessert, serve with vanilla ice cream.
By Julie Richardson
Pear, Almond, and Dried-Cherry Brown Betty
Brown Betty recipes started showing up in the late 1800s, although nobody is sure who "Betty" was. Traditionally, a brown Betty is made with apples, breadcrumbs, and spices. In this updated version, pears stand in for the apples and the breadcrumbs are enriched with almonds. Keep in mind that this dessert is best eaten the day it's made (but any leftovers would be nice for breakfast).
By Julie Richardson
Butterscotch Pecan Tart with Scotch-Spiked Whipped Cream
This delicious treat is a cross between butterscotch pudding and pecan pie.
By Julie Richardson
Spicy Spaghetti with Fennel and Herbs
By Ross Dobson
Spinach Salad with Almonds and Kumquats
By The Bon Appétit Test Kitchen
Dried Fig, Apricot, and Cherry Slump
This homey dessert gets its name from its lack of structure, which causes it to slump on the plate. Slumps are also known as grunts, a name that may describe the sound berries make as they cook. No matter which name you use, this old-fashioned treat is usually made of cooked fruit with a biscuit topping. Here, dried figs, apricots, tart cherries, and raisins make up the filling. The light, airy biscuits are similar to dumplings.
By Julie Richardson
Moroccan Beef Meatball Tagine
A tagine is a Moroccan stew. In this version, tender beef meatballs are braised with vegetables, then served over herbed couscous.
By Jean Thiel Kelley
Pork Tenderloin with Pears and Shallots
Pear nectar gives the sauce a sweet, luscious finish.
By The Bon Appétit Test Kitchen
New England Clam and Corn Chowder with Herbs
By The Bon Appétit Test Kitchen
Maple-Cranberry Compote
By Abby Dodge
Orange-Scented Bittersweet Chocolate Cake with Candied Blood Orange Compote
Orange-flavored liqueur and orange peel add a citrusy note to this very tender cake. Candied blood oranges keep the citrus theme going—and make for a lovely garnish.
By Abby Dodge
Chocolate-Caramel Macadamia Nut Tart
A bittersweet chocolate ganache is spread in the bottom of the crust and is also piped on top of the nutty caramel filling.
By Abby Dodge
Turkey Cutlets with Brussels Sprouts and Dried Cranberries
By The Bon Appétit Test Kitchen