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Garlic

Thyme-Roasted Sweet Onions with Tomatoes and Garlic

Great with grilled chicken or meats, or as an addition to hamburgers and other sandwiches. If available, use Vidalia or Maui onions for this delicious condiment.

Cucumber Yogurt Dip

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less, but requires additional unattended time.

Clam and Mussel Stew with Capocollo and Vesuvius Tomatoes

Chef Jody Adams of Rialto at The Charles Hotel in Cambridge is famous for this type of rustic dish. At the restaurant she serves the stew on mashed potatoes.

Long Bean Salad

Pae Thee Thoke Chinese long beans, also known as yard-long beans, really are long — about 18 inches.

Grilled Bread and Guacamole "Butter"

Can be prepared in less than 45 minutes.

Peppered Chicken Liver, Sage, and Fried Onion Bruschetta

Bruschetta — a rustic Italian canapé — is the perfect vehicle for the robust flavors of late summer. Serve these topped toasts as a first course or, with a salad and a glass of wine, as a light supper.

A Rainbow of Grilled Peppers

If you can't get fresh oregano to sprinkle on the peppers, fresh basil or parsley is just fine.

Baked Halibut on a Pipérade Bed

Halibut is the largest member of the flatfish family, which also includes flounder. It should be cooked with some liquid, such as wine or broth, so the fish stays moist.

Romaine with Garlic Lemon Anchovy Dressing

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Piadine con Broccoli di Rape

(Emilia-Romagna Flatbread with Broccoli Rabe) A piadina is baked on a griddle, folded in half, and filled. In Emilia-Romagna, the fillings might include sautéed greens; cold meats such as prosciutto or salami; and semisoft or soft cheeses such as Fontina Valle d'Aosta. Piadine are usually eaten like sandwiches but can be cut into small wedges to serve as a first course.

Tuscan Bean and Roasted Garlic Purée

This is a nice appetizer; serve it with toasted pita wedges or Italian bread.

Vegetable Soup with Basil and Garlic

Soupe au Pistou During Marion Cunningham’s last visit with Richard Olney, he made a version of this recipe, which comes from Simple French Food. As he made it, he told her that he thought the trick to cooking is tasting — in the case of the soup that day, adding the right amount of salt and pepper, then cheese, then a little olive oil, and finally some macaroni. After making the soup in our own kitchens, following the recipe from the book (it's highly adaptable to seasonal produce or the contents of your larder), we can understand why this recipe is so loved among Olney’s fans.

Lemon-Soy Vinaigrette

For crunchy greens (escarole and romaine), try this all-purpose dressing.

Lamb Chops with Yogurt-Mint Sauce

These lamb chops—an easier version of recipes you may have made before—go nicely with sugar snap peas with ginger and garlic and couscous with apricots .

Stir-Fried Carrots and Garlic

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Grilled Garlic-Marinated Skirt Steak with Lime

Arrachera con Ajo y Limon a la Parrilla Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less, but requires additional unattended time.

Chili-Rubbed Chicken with Rosemary and Tomato

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less but requires additional unattended time.

Tomato, Mozzarella, and Basil Salad Glucksman

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
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