Bicoastal Chefs

How in the world it has taken me this long to try this recipe out of Jim Lahey's My Bread is both a sin and a tragedy. Thank goodness f...

Be excited: this soup is wonderful. Between the sweetness of the carrots, the warmth of the curry, and the heat of the cayenne, you have so...

These cookies are very simple, but I think that gives them their charm. The molasses gives these cookies a wonderful chew. Rolling them in ...

I'm pretty sure that this chili is the stuff cravings are made out of. Once again, the Oliver does not disappoint. The secret ingredie...

These chocolate-cherry delights have, count it, five different kinds of chocolate: bittersweet, unsweetened, milk, semisweet, and cocoa powd...

Over a year ago, my father suggested I make a double-crust lemon pie for the holidays. You might think this was a simply request. You wou...