Patricia Wells’ Cobb Salad
Robert H. Cobb, owner of the Brown Derby restaurant in Hollywood, is said to have invented this salad in the 1930s as a late-night snack for himself.
Robert H. Cobb, owner of the Brown Derby restaurant in Hollywood, is said to have invented this salad in the 1930s as a late-night snack for himself.
You probably know how to throw a steak on the grill for dad (and the little ones can’t help too much with that) but here’s a cute BBQ dessert they can help make.
This simple yet delicious dish exemplifies perfectly the concept of cucina povera (peasant cuisine).
Looking for local flavor? “The Chicago Homegrown Cookbook,” by Heather Lalley features recipes from local chefs made with locally grown produce and meats.
This recipe is adapted from a dessert at Casa Bottega Restaurant in Rome.
It is best to make this asparagus dish when it is in season. Green beans could also be substituted for the asparagus.
For a beautiful presentation, try to find both red and green endive at your grocery store or farmer’s market.
Don’t miss out on asparagus season—try this fantastic recipe from Convito Cafe & Market:
These ribs are the new standard for homemade BBQ, smoky with a kick of heat at the end.
I used to love to cook for my 3 children, but once I started working full time, it became less of a joy and more of chore.