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Coconut-Herb Marinated Crisp Tofu

Coconut-Herb Marinated Crisp Tofu

This recipe is inspired by “escabeche,” the tradition of marinating food after cooking common to the Philippines, Caribbean, and South America. The base is usually grilled or fried fish but the technique is perfect for seasoning deep-fried tofu. Coconut milk is an excellent vehicle to deliver a rich soaking sauce of fresh herbs. It’s great over salad greens, rice, or grains or slipped into sandwiches or tortillas.

Whatnot Pancakes

The batter trick here transforms bits and pieces of whatever whatnot you’ve got in your fridge into pancakes, waffles, or fritters. The formula works for virtually any cooked vegetables, grains, chicken, meat, or seafood and is super easy to adapt for different flavors — including a gluten-free, vegan variation that appears below the recipe.

Batter Up

Kerri Conan

Cabbage! Where've You Been All My Life?

Posole Salad. Photo: Aya Brackett

Born to Bubble

Today, we’ve got a King Cake recipe from Kerri — a spinoff from Bittman Bread…

Look What Happens When You Follow Directions

Confession time: I’m not a young’un. For the last 35 years, I’ve been editing, writing,…

‘Tis the Season—for Brunch

Whether it’s a family gathering, treating the kids, or a quiet breakfast in bed, this week’s dishes are jolly ways to celebrate the holidays.

Stir Things Up with Three Very Different Puddings

Plus, a terrific stuffing recipe from our upcoming bread book

This Recipe Coaxes Every Bit of Flavor From Virtually Any Vegetable

Get Out Your Sweaters. It's Soup Season.

If this time of year finds you like us, a little torn—missing tomatoes but happily…

Fresh Tomatoes and Whatever Beans, Together Forever

Or at least for another couple weeks — so make this light stew while the…

Why Peppers Are More Versatile Than Tomatoes

They’re as worthy of celebration as the fruit that steals the show

Spaghetti with Grated Peppers and Noochy Breadcrumbs

Spaghetti with Grated Peppers and Noochy Bread Crumbs

Grating tomatoes has certainly been the thing this summer. Which got me thinking: How about trying the trick on sweet peppers? Granted, using a food processor is faster and less awkward than a box grater, but the results are totally worth the minimal fuss with either method, as demonstrated with this fresh-tasting pasta sauce.

What's Your Vision for the Perfect Veggie Burger?

Last call for feedback and ideas!

Summer on Display

In this heat, dinner ‘rules’ melt away

When the Kitchen Gets Hot, Reach for Magic Mayo

Kerri Conan

Easy Meals for Long Weekends and Hot Days

3 vegetable-driven recipes for potlucks, grill-outs, and chillin’

What Comes Next in Our Meatless Burger Project

Welcome back to Burgerville: We’re building on your ideas

Seitan Is So Much Better When You Make It Yourself

It’s easy, too

Five Tricks for Building Better Bowls

Kerri Conan