Fast and easy! -- posted by littlemafia

When made properly this is melt in the mouth magic. So good I've even eaten it cold spread on bread! The beef stock must be of really good quality (the little sachets of jellified ones are best) and the onions will need to be treated with your loving time. That's the secret to a good French onion soup, ...

Lots of nutrition packed into a pasta sauce and nobody needs to know! Adapted from the Sneaky Chef cookbook. -- posted by Sharon123

I usually don't like pumpkin pie but I had to try this one and I loved it. It's different with the hazelnuts and coconut milk. From the Heidi of the blog 101cookbooks. I didn't do the spice blend and I used only cinnamon. I used a frozen tenderflake crust and I got too much filling and had to put in ...

Some of my friends from Rio will remember when the heavy rain flooded our apartment and we spent hours trying to scoop up and drain the water away. None of us had eaten so half way through, ankle deep in water (!), I devised these lovely little pizzas to give us all a break and a laugh as I'm flipping ...

by famed chef Daniel Boulud Can be made the day before. (individual gratins will be neatest if you use squash with long, even necks.) -- posted by GoldsmithLissa

Originally found on Epicurious, great easy recipe. Few ingredients, big payoff: Large "steaks" are cut from a head of cauliflower, sautéed until golden, then baked until tender. They're served over a simple puree made from the cauliflower florets. An impressive first course, this can also be a lovely ...

This is from Pots & Pipkins. Prep time includes time in fridge. -- posted by TJ Musgrove

Quick and easy -- posted by AZPARZYCH

This is such a fantastic side dish for any meal. Since sweet potatoes cook faster than white potatoes, they are cut thicker so they will be fully cooked when the dish comes out of the oven. -- posted by Chef mariajane