These delicious, satisfying, and beautiful bowls come together very quickly if you bake the sweet potatoes the day before, or...
This Provençal dish combines the best of summer’s bountiful nightshades—tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, and zucchini—in a savory stew. This version simplifies...
Shakshuka originated in North Africa, then spread throughout the Middle East. It’s commonly eaten for breakfast, but works just as...
This recipe is a two-for-one: Spanakopita is a popular dish in Greece (we featured a version in the Ikaria chapter...
Spreadable (on everything), purple, delicious, and nutritious! This Middle Eastern-inspired recipe isn’t just delicious, it’s nourishing, thanks to a special...
In Japan, tofu is most often eaten in its silken version, with just a hint of soy sauce. Firm tofu...
Arepas are thin, crispy corn cakes that are common in northern South America, often sliced in half and stuffed like...
The combination of red onions, garlic, lemon, and warm spices, including za’atar, sumac, and cinnamon, make this dish colorful, tasty,...
Yield: 6 cups Recipe by Diane Kochilas From The Ikaria Way, by Diane Kochilas. Copyright © 2024 by the author, and...