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Cod or any similar white fish simply prepared smothered in tender flavorful leeks.

Hot cakes recipe folds beaten egg whites into a sour-milk batter with melted lard for old-fashioned pancakes that puff tall and tender. Eight pantry ingredients.

Toasted millet casserole with chickpeas, broccoli, and onion. A hearty plant-based main packed with protein and fiber. Press into squares or serve as pilaf.

Beer biscuits with just five ingredients: flour, baking powder, salt, shortening, and beer. The carbonation gives extra rise, and the hops add a faint malty note that pairs beautifully with butter.

Homemade chapatis made with whole wheat and all-purpose flour, just four ingredients and no yeast. Griddle-cooked flatbread that puffs up light and soft with the right technique.

These scrumptious snacks are the perfect appetizer with dinner! Tastes great with any kind of sauce you prepare.

Pillowy coconut macaroons fold toasted shredded coconut into a glossy meringue base, then bake into chewy, golden-edged mounds. Six-ingredient flourless cookies with crisp edges and soft centers.

Warm, creamy oat bran cereal with cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla, ready in minutes. A high-fiber, low-calorie breakfast that fuels your morning without weighing you down.

Quick and easy way to dress up the baby new potatoes.

Make your own poultry (chicken) seasoning from scratch using ingredient that are likely already in your pantry.

This tender turkey is perfect for Thanksgiving. Especially if you don't want any leftovers!

A simple bread machine recipe that will have you making a scrumptious and moist bread your whole family will enjoy!

An easy make-ahead side dish. Highlights the flavor of each ingredient.

Lángos is the iconic Hungarian deep-fried flatbread, crispy outside, fluffy inside, traditionally topped with sour cream, garlic, grated cheese, or ketchup. A street food classic from Budapest's market halls.

Banana cinnamon waffles with mashed banana and applesauce in place of fat. Low-fat, egg-white only batter for a fluffy, lightly sweet weekend breakfast.

Try this scrumptious East Indian favorite that can be used instead of bread.