This classic Tex-Mex dish is a show-stopper. As iconic as they are when ordered out, fajitas are ridiculously easy to make at home, just how you like them. Focusing on only 3 key ingredients, our ...

You only need three ingredients for this easy marinade: soy sauce, sake, and mirin (a Japanese rice wine for cooking). All ...

Tomatoes and grapefruit may appear to be seasonally inappropriate bedfellows, but here in L.A., we’re blessed with the bounty of both throughout the winter months. The combination is nothing short of ...

Drummond wrote about her marinated tomatoes recipe in a 2011 blog post on The Pioneer Woman website. “My sister-in-law Missy brings these marinated tomatoes to our Fourth of July bash every year, and ...

Packing for a picnic is always a delicate balance. You need a mix of sweet and savory bites, but more importantly you need things that will stay good at room temperature for a few hours. That’s where ...

As the wings grill, make the spicy finishing sauce in a small sauce pan. Combine 1/4 cup of butter and 1/4 cup of hot pepper sauce (Frank's RedHot is a popular choice) and 1 teaspoon of soy sauce.

Chef Alison Roman visits TODAY with surprising advice for throwing you next dinner party: Ask for help, pick your battles, and never apologize! She also shows how to make easy dishes for entertaining, ...

Appetizer: Discover a super refreshing summer recipe: raw marinated zucchini! They will be absolutely perfect as a starter, ...

When it comes to summer produce, zucchini never gets much love. I admit I was part of the problem...until I tried this marinated zucchini with hazelnuts and ricotta recipe. If all summer squash were ...

Instructions: In a medium, heavy skillet over medium-high heat, toast chiles until they are lighted charred, pliable and dark brick red in spots, 2 to 3 minutes, turning occasionally. Transfer to a ...

The hot plate is grimy. Someone swiped your hard-boiled eggs from the mini-fridge. You love Outkast, but you can’t go to sleep to it. It’s time to move out of the dorm. Oh, brave young homesteader.