Sfogliatelle
Sfogliatelle, meaning "many leaves" in Italian, originated in a Neapolitan convent during the 17th century. These intricate shell-shaped pastries feature dozens of paper-thin layers... read more >>
Courses Recipes | How to Cook Courses Style with Step-by-Step Guide
Life’s delicious chapters where each course tells part of the meal’s unfolding story.
Create memorable Courses with our collection of 85 carefully tested recipes. From quick weeknight options to show-stopping dishes for special occasions, these recipes deliver consistent, delicious results.
Bakery-Style Chocolate Chip Cookies
Since 1938, when Ruth Wakefield first dropped chocolate pieces into her cookie dough at the Toll House Inn, these golden treasures have captured hearts... read more >>
Truite aux Amandes
Truite aux Amandes combines the delicate flavor of freshwater trout with the rich nuttiness of toasted almonds, a pairing perfected in the Alpine regions... read more >>
Île Flottante
Île Flottante, or "floating island," is a whimsical French dessert featuring delicate poached meringue "islands" floating on a sea of vanilla crème anglaise. Popular... read more >>
Classic American Meatloaf
Depression-era ingenuity meets modern technique in this family dinner champion that proves humble ingredients can create pure satisfaction. Our version combines beef and pork... read more >>
Brioche French Toast
Weekend brunch reaches its pinnacle with thick slices of brioche soaking overnight in a rich custard bath, then transforming into golden perfection on the... read more >>
Aromatic Chicken Curry
Aromatic spices dancing in your kitchen, tender chicken swimming in silky coconut milk - this is curry at its finest. Our version features a... read more >>
Enchiladas
Enchiladas trace back to Mayan times when people wrapped tortillas around small fish. The modern version emerged in Mexico with the arrival of Spanish... read more >>
Brandade De Morue
Brandade de morue is a velvety emulsion from the Mediterranean coast of France, particularly Provence and Languedoc. Dating back to the 18th century, this... read more >>