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A tasty French dip sandwich doesn't need a homemade roast. Using thin-sliced deli roast beef keeps this version simple, while sautéed onions and mushrooms give the jus its hearty flavor - enough to make the sandwich feel like more than just a shortcut. See the recipe and cooking tips → French Dip Sandwiches with Deli Roast BeefThe cheese is melted inside the rolls as they toast, while the onions and mushrooms cook. The roast beef is then warmed gently in the jus at the very end so it stays tender.
More Hot Beef SandwichesFor more hot beef sandwiches, these three keep the same hearty, savory appeal while taking the flavors in different directions.
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Chicken roulade may sound fancy, but it's really just a chicken roll-up with a little something extra. Ours are filled with nutty Gruyere cheese, coated in seasoned breadcrumbs, and cooked until golden and crisp. They're a nice way to dress up everyday chicken breasts without making dinner overly complicated. See the recipe & cooking tips → Chicken Roulade with Gruyere The key is browning the breaded roulades in a skillet before finishing them in the oven. This gives the coating its crispy...
A slice of butter cake topped with fresh apples is a welcome treat for breakfast or dessert. This one is lightly sweet and mixed by hand, with no frosting to prepare – simple baking at its best. See the recipe & baking tips → Old-Fashioned Apple Cake Inspired by a recipe from a vintage cookbook, this cake is topped with juicy slices of Golden Delicious apple. Brushed with melted butter and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar before baking, the apples lend fresh fruit flavor to the buttery cake...
Salmon pairs well with fresh, flavorful toppings, and this combination of sweet orange, ripe tomatoes, scallions, cilantro, and jalapeño gives it just the right contrast. Roasted Salmon with Orange and Tomato Salsa The salsa gets a short rest before serving so the orange, tomatoes, and seasonings have time to come together. Draining off the excess juice afterward keeps all that fresh flavor where you want it - on the salmon. GET THE RECIPE More Salmon Recipes For more salmon dinners with...