Sara Moulton shares her favorite recipes and her years of experience as Gourmet Magazine's executive chef. Get recipes from Cooking Live on Food Network.
What's better than breakfast tacos? How about breakfast tacos with some extra crunch in them? Migas refers to the crumbled bits of tortilla chips mixed in with the eggs and vegetables. But don't expect any crumbs left when you serve this recipe.
This creamy spaghetti squash dish will make you feel as if you're eating a big bowl of cheesy pasta with little bites of sweet, sun-dried tomatoes throughout. Zapping the squash in the microwave help keep this easy vegan recipe under 30 minutes.
Save some room in your oven and make quiche in your slow cooker instead! We think the most important part of any slow cooker recipe is how you finish it, so we put the spinach on top so it stays nice and green.
We love a recipe that you can cook once and eat twice. Larisa Alvarez grills flank steak and serves half of it with a flavorful tomato-shallot tapenade. The other half can be saved for sandwiches (or snacking on at the fridge door).
These gluten-free millet cakes are easy to prepare and take only minutes to cook. The millet recipe is very sticky, but don't fret, you made it perfectly! The millet needs to be a little sticky in order to form the patties.
Keep these adorable pastries on hand to serve surprise visitors, reward your kids and treat yourself. The recipe is easy thanks to a few pantry staples, and it's brilliant because the sugars at the bottom of the muffin cups become crunchy and caramelized.
A recipe perfect for game day Sunday, you can add cooked ground beef to make these a meal, or keep them vegetarian as an appetizer. The trick is in mixing the spices with the cheese first, so there's amazing flavor in each bite!