The classic American combo of apples and cheddar cheese comes together in a flaky hand pie that's great as a Thanksgiving side or as a comforting fall breakfast.
Anne Burrell gives her recruits a lesson in how to make classic French crepes filled with ham and Brie and topped with a fried egg and lightly dressed salad.
Giada De Laurentiis shares how to make her Frittata with Asparagus, Tomatoes and Fontina. She begins by beating six eggs with two tablespoons of heavy whipping cream, salt and fresh ground black pepper, then sets the bowl aside. Next she adds butter and olive oil to a preheated pan, making sure the pan is evenly coated. She dices up asparagus into quarter- to half-inch pieces and chops up a vine-ripened tomato, then adds everything to the pan. While the veggies cook she dices about three ounces of fontina cheese and sets it aside. She adds the eggs to the pan. Running a spatula around the edge, Giada notes that the egg is firming up and adds the cheese. When she thinks the egg is set more, she puts the pan in the oven to broil for five minutes, after which it will be ready to eat.
This creamy and indulgent baked ziti has a classic bechamel base, but with the addition of nutty Parmesan. Cubed mozzarella creates surprise reservoirs of melty cheese, and red pepper flakes add a little heat.
This creamy and indulgent baked ziti has a classic bechamel base, but with the addition of nutty Parmesan. Cubed mozzarella creates surprise reservoirs of melty cheese, and red pepper flakes add a little heat.
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