Fastest of all hot-night dinners is Japanese hiyayakko, the dish that taught me to love plain tofu. Its contrasts are ...

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Serve the salmon over rice and add any combination of kimchi, chile crisp, toasted nori sheets, sliced cucumber, avocado or radish. See more Con Poulos for The New York Times.

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Ali Slagle has two new minimal-effort recipes. By Melissa Clark Credit...Armando Rafael for The New York Times. Food Stylist: Simon Andrews. Stormy weather on the West Coast a couple of weeks ago ...

Andrew Scrivani for The New York Times. Food Stylist: Iah Pinkney. There are many ways to cook your wild salmon. You can sizzle it in a cast-iron pan, skin-side down, until the skin becomes crisp.

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A vegetable tofu curry, a tuna mayo rice bowl, a crispy-edged quesadilla: You don’t have to be great in the kitchen to get delicious results. By Emily Weinstein Earlier this year, one of our ...