Nancy Fuller is having two of her daughters and two of her granddaughters over for a mother-daughter dinner party. She's making all of her favorite classic recipes: Chicken Liver Mousse, Welsh Rarebit, Beef Bourguignon, Russian Wedge Salad, and Creme Brulee. It's going to be a party that these women will remember for years to come!
Trisha and her close friend, Kim, get together for the classic Southern tradition of making food as gifts. There's Hot Corn Dip to munch on while cooking, then it's on to the gift making! With nostalgic recipes like Margaret's Raisin Bread in a Can, Crockpot Chocolate Candy and Peanut Brittle, a homemade gift can't go wrong!
Melissa d'Arabian serves brunch with maximum flavor at minimal cost. Her Velvet Scrambled Eggs With Fresh Herbs are so impossibly tender this is the only recipe you'll ever need. Green Salad With Classic Dijon Vinaigrette brings crisp, bright flavors to the meal, and for something sweet, Melissa stirs up Banana Yogurt and Granola Trifles with Simple Homemade Granola.
With a classic Sole Meuniere recipe, Chef Anne Burrell highlights the delicate flavors of sole fish using a few easy tips, and minimal ingredients and effort. Wilted Bitter Greens With Crispy Walnut Goat Cheese, made with warm vinaigrette and discs of fried goat cheese, is a restaurant worthy salad that's a breeze to make at home.
Lorraine Pascale creates a new twist on an old classic with her recipe for Red Velvet Napoleons. Perfect for spring, this light and flaky dessert is made with puff pastry, raspberries and white chocolate.
We've made this classic easier and faster by using the microwave to par-cook the peppers, saving you about 45 minutes of cook time! This is a great recipe to use up leftover rice.