When the weather is cold, I gravitate to comfort foods like hot soups, hearty casseroles and savory stews. Salads aren’t usually the top of my list, but my pear bacon pecan salad is so full of fresh ...

Sometimes spring produce feels like a shiny sports car that catches your eye as it whizzes by on a beautiful day. It’s bright with lovely detailing in its tender fronds, stems and leaves. In fall and ...

To prepare the pasta salad with pears, bacon, and walnuts, you can first start cooking the pasta (1). Meanwhile, cut the bacon into slices, then into strips (3), sear it in a non-stick pan for about 3 ...

Cook bacon in a large skillet over medium, stirring occasionally, until golden brown and crisp around edges, 10–12 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer to paper towels to drain. Pour off all but 1 ...

A pasta sauce doesn’t need to include a bunch of fancy ingredients, or take a lot of time, to dazzle at dinnertime. The sausage and pear ravioli recipe from Francine Segan, author of one of my ...

As the weather gets cooler, having comforting and warming foods midday becomes a necessity, and the acceptability of grilled cheese for lunch increases. I may not love the transition from summer to ...

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