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Yogurt is naturally acidic, and that not only adds flavor, but also helps tenderize these raspberry scones.

Trifle is not just a dessert—it can be eaten for breakfast, too.

With a no-frills ingredient list and a cook time that comes in under an hour, this spiced coconut lentil soup is simple and unfailingly forgiving.

Roasting a halved lemon on the sheet pan along with artichoke hearts and leeks for this quick salmon dinner softens the pucker of the juice to use in a sauce.

A zesty tomato filling gives these parathas their pizza flavor.

Dry-roasting the lentils before cooking gives the dish a wonderful smoky, earthy fragrance.

These bone-in chicken thighs are rubbed with cilantro, mint, and chiles.

Chapati is the everyday bread eaten by many families in India. Chapati flour is readily available in many South Asian grocery stores, but if you can’t find it, use sifted whole wheat flour.

When used in the right amounts, fermented and salty elements don’t overpower the other ingredients in a dessert.

This tender chocolate cake has a secret ingredient, and its name is Guinness.

Pecans take on a lovely maple taste with caramel tones when toasted, so they're amazing in this nutty maple scone recipe.

A buttery stuffing of sautéed onions, prosciutto, breadcrumbs, and Parmesan brings big flavor to this recipe for portobello mushrooms.

Enriched bread dough gets shaped into a roll and baked with a crunchy, cookie topping scored to resemble a seashell, or concha.

Crystallized ginger adds spice to this brunch staple.