Ina Garten.
The Food Network host and cookbook author has posed them plenty of times on her cooking segments while demonstrating a recipe or cooking technique. Garten not only makes things look effortless but also shows you how and why they’re easy.
But all that aside, even the much-loved and trusted Garten “sometimes finds cooking stressful,” she reveals in her latest cookbook, “Go-to Dinners” (Clarkson Potter, out now). It features uncomplicated dishes that make dinner a breeze.
The collection was inspired by the COVID-19 pandemic, which led Garten to rethink how she approached dinner. That rethinking led to some easy-to-prepare dishes, many of which you can make ahead and freeze. There’s even a recipe for Hot Dogs in Puff Pastry and Hasselback Kielbasa. “The pandemic has had a huge impact on what I think of as dinner,” Garten writes, “and what I look for in ‘go-to’ recipes.”
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Forget dinner rolls for Thanksgiving.:Serve Ina Garten’s brown butter skillet cornbread instead.
Serves: 6 / Prep time: 20 minutes (plus overnight refrigerator time) / Total time: 1 hour
This mac-and-cheese recipe is a perfect prep-ahead dish. The pasta is undercooked and mixed with all the cream and cheese ingredients and then refrigerated overnight. This step skips the need to make a roux as the pasta absorbs the cream mixture and expands.
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