Ricotta fritters are pure indulgence — golden, plush, and lightly scented with citrus. Inspired by Italian castagnole di ricotta, traditionally made for Carnival, this version folds bright orange zest into the batter and finishes each fritter with a glossy vanilla-flecked, orange-spiked glaze. Every bite is soft, fragrant, and irresistibly rich.

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This luscious chowder is reminiscent of summer coastal vacations, where the freshest seafood meets peak-season produce. Rich, buttery salmon, garden veg, savory bacon and sweet corn mingle in an herb-flecked creamy broth for a rustic, satisfying entree. If possible, pair with a sunset and a salty ocean breeze.

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If you’re looking for new plant-based dishes to try, add this savory, substantial and satisfying red sauce — minus the meat — to your weekly meal plan. Three kinds of mushrooms swap in for ground beef, poultry or pork, bringing along plenty of earthy, umami flavor with them. Vegetable broth, red wine and canned tomatoes create a saucy blend, with green herbs for freshness. While this can be served with any pasta, it works best with shapes, like jumbo shells, that have pockets and nooks to catch the mouthwatering ragu.

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To dial up the cozy factor of any soup, add dumplings! In this case, that means pillowy gnocchi — often categorized as pasta, but actually little potato dumplings — added to a vegetable-forward chicken soup, with a touch of cream and Parmesan for a mellow richness. All of the ingredients, including a generous heap of baby spinach and juicy shredded chicken, fit nicely in the Le Creuset 6.5 Qt  Deep Round Dutch Oven, which allows plenty of space for family-sized recipes.

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Le Creuset’s Our Roasted Duck recipe is a great way to incorporate new flavors into everyday meal preparation, offering a show-stopping main course for friends and family to enjoy. Featuring six simple ingredients and easy-to-follow steps, this recipe is ideal for weeknight hosting. 

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This Instant Ramen recipe offers a unique twist on ramen dishes, featuring a rich blend of herbs, spices, and sauces. This recipe can quickly become a staple for weeknight cooking, providing a delicious bowl of homemade ramen in no time. The combination of miso paste and soy sauce gives this dish its trademark flavour, ensuring your instant ramen will be a hit.

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Game day calls for food that’s bold, shareable, and impossible to ignore—and these nachos deliver on all fronts. Built for scooping, stacking, and going back for just one more, this recipe layers melty cheese, crave-worthy toppings, and perfectly crisp chips into a crowd-pleasing classic.

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With their dramatic molten chocolate core, lava cakes are a fun throwback to the steakhouses of the past. Our foolproof recipe adds a touch of peanut butter, and utilizes the microwave to make this a decadent, yet easy, dessert for your next date night at home.

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Fragrant with fennel and chock full of seafood, this hearty seafood stew is reminiscent of the Italian-American favorite, cioppino. The recipe is simple to prepare in only 30 minutes and it’s an impressive main dish or starter when served hot in a colorful Dutch Oven. Just make sure you don’t forget the crusty bread – you’ll want to soak up every last drop of the flavorful broth.

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Juicy, golden-roasted chicken takes center stage, nestled in a rich tomato sauce infused with red wine, garlic and Herbes de Provence. Sweet peppers, earthy mushrooms, and caramelized onions add depth to this rustic yet elevated dish, while toasted pine nuts and fresh parsley provide the perfect finishing touch.

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This everyday sourdough boule recipe from our partner Justin Chapple is perfect for beginners. Because the hydration level (the percent of water to flour in the recipe) is slightly lower than many sourdough bread recipes, the dough is less sticky and easier to shape.

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Sunday lunch with the family calls for a hearty Minestrone soup, and we’ve got just the one for you! Minestrone soup is essentially a vegetable soup incorporating beans, pasta, and a range of delicious veggies. This version of the Italian classic features carrots, celery, zucchini, squash, tomatoes, green beans, leafy greens, and other aromatics.

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Every home cook needs to know how to prepare a basic chicken stock. After all, this recipe serves a number of purposes in cooking, whether it’s to prepare a soup, as a braising liquid, to cook grains in…the possibilities are endless. Our Basic Chicken Stock recipe is easy to make, featuring seven staple ingredients commonly found in any pantry.

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This impressive entrée is cooked in stages, first on high heat to sear the outside and caramelize the natural sugars in the pork, then at a lower temperature to evenly cook the tender meat.

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