In the beautiful economy of the forest -- or the urban backyard garden -- leaves are nature’s brilliant cookware. Banana leaves can be cut down to make plates or unfurled into wrappers perfect for ...

Fill a pot with about 3 inches of water and place a steamer basket inside. Set pot over medium-high heat and bring water to a boil. Meanwhile, make rub: Place coconut flakes, mint leaves, cilantro, ...

Heat a grill. Place tomatoes in a sieve. Place sieve on grill over indirect heat. Cover grill and smoke tomatoes until slightly wilted, about 30 minutes. Transfer to a food processor along with ...

The hot plate is grimy. Someone swiped your hard-boiled eggs from the mini-fridge. You love Outkast, but you can’t go to sleep to it. It’s time to move out of the dorm. Oh, brave young homesteader.

Prepare the grill for direct cooking over high heat (450° to 550°F). Brush the fillets on both sides with 2 tablespoons of the chili-garlic sauce and then brush with oil. Brush the cooking grates ...

Ever caught a halibut before? Neither had we! Join us on the bay as we hunt for keeper California halibut (minimum 22 inches) and bring them straight from boat to grill. After some patient fishing, we ...

There is nothing I love to eat more in warm weather than a piece of fresh seasonal fish cooked on the grill — the slightly sweet flesh offset by a tiny bit of char. 1. Heat a gas or charcoal grill to ...

With outdoor grilling season upon us, it's the perfect time to start crafting the ultimate cookout menu. Burgers and hot dogs might be a given, but seafood also deserves a starring role in your spread ...

A nostalgic midcentury Alaskan casserole of tender halibut baked over sweet onions with a rich, tangy cream topping and crisp buttery crumbs. Breana Lai Killeen, M.P.H., RD, is a food editor, recipe ...