Dorie Greenspan’s Ginger and Jam Bûche de Noël ; Broccoli Cheddar Soup ; Arroz con Chorizo; Puffed Rice Squares (No-Bake Elves); Chickpea Gnocchi (Panelle Alla Romana);
 
Recipes
 
 
Featured Recipes
Deb Lindsey for The Washington Post
Dorie Greenspan’s Ginger and Jam Bûche de Noël
With this recipe, much of the intimidation involved in making a classic French yule log cake goes out the window, because the frosting is simple, and the fillings can be jam and a spread, as directed below -- or you can create your own combinations that include crushed nuts or chocolate shavings.
Read more »
Goran Kosanovic for The Washington Post
Broccoli Cheddar Soup
White beans make this soup creamy and add body. A judicious amount of extra-sharp cheddar keeps it in the healthful range.
Read more »
ADVERTISEMENT
 
 
Arroz con Chorizo
Think of this as a Mexican pilaf: Bits of cured chorizo lend flavor to the sauteed onion and rice, which absorbs more flavor from the broth and aromatics.
Read more »
 
Puffed Rice Squares (No-Bake Elves)
You're in for a chewy treat here: We're using puffed brown rice cereal instead of crisped rice cereal -- and the binding mixture of sugar, honey and the nut or seed butter of your choice is less sweet than the typical melted butter-and-marshmallow combination.
Read more »
 
Chickpea Gnocchi (Panelle Alla Romana)
This twist on Roman-style baked gnocchi, traditionally made with polenta or semolina, uses chickpea flour.
Read more »
 
More from the Food Section
Save Our Soup! 6 quick fixes to rescue it by the potful
WEEKEND KITCHEN | Lots of simmering opportunities even if you’re baking; plus, top recipes of the week.
 
The secret about making France’s favorite holiday cake
EVERYDAY DORIE | Bûche de Noël is not intimidating; in fact, the author calls it “easy.”
 
The winter soup that’s dreamy, creamy and healthful. (How often does that happen?)
NOURISH | It takes the right kind, and right amount, of cheddar to make this broccoli classic come true.
 
Gingerbread that looks great — and tastes even better
COOKIE PROJECT 2016 | Centrolina’s Amanda Cook takes a blended approach.
 
Spend only a little time, and not much money, on this Mexican rice dish
DINNER IN 35 MINUTES | Cured chorizo provides a flavor base, and eggs make it a meal.
 
Skip the supermarket bouquet, and give your host a jar of ‘homemade’ instead
WEEKEND KITCHEN | Check out ideas for quick and easy food gifts you can make; plus, top recipes of the week.
 
A holiday cookie with less sugar? Sweet.
NOURISH | Make Ellie Krieger’s olive oil biscotti, with flavors of the season.
 
ADVERTISEMENT
 
Recommended for you
 
Lean & Fit
Fitness and wellness trends in your inbox weekly.
Sign Up »
 
     
 
©2016 The Washington Post, 1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071