Emma Wartzman is the kitchen and dining writer at New York Magazine’s the Strategist. Previously, she was an editor at Bon Appétit. Most of the time when I cook, I riff. This is thanks to years of ...

This Israeli couscous recipe is one of my favorite quick and easy meals. It comes together in just 25 minutes and is packed ...

Sometimes the key to easy, flavorful weeknight cooking is looking at dishes in a different way. Risotto, for instance. In typical recipes, chicken broth is added to rice in stages, requiring constant ...

Classic risotto is made with starchy medium-grain Italian rice, such as Arborio or carnaroli. This “risotto” uses pearl couscous (which actually is a pasta) and a simplified risotto cooking method to ...

The one thing I always keep in my kitchen is couscous. Without a doubt, it is my most-used ingredient and probably the easiest thing I know how to make. Not only does it take five quick minutes to ...

These falafel patties are made with a mixture of chickpeas and green peas to bump up the nutritional value. They are also pan fried in olive oil, eliminating the need for deep-frying and making them ...

If you like Middle Eastern flavors and loads of naturally-good probiotics, this flavorful staple is guaranteed to impress.

Embark on a culinary journey with this fragrant Apricot & Almond Chicken Tagine. Inspired by the rich flavors of Moroccan dishes cooked in a tagine pot. This recipe features tender chicken simmered in ...

1 Place the lamb in a bowl. Sprinkle over the paprika, half the onion, 1 tbsp vinegar and 1/2 tbsp oil. Season, then set aside. 2 To make the couscous, boil the kettle and tip the couscous into a ...

The secret to the highly developed flavor in this Milk Street take on traditional Tunisian couscous is whisking the liquid from the stew into the steamed couscous. It's a crucial step for elevating ...