Cornish Game Hens with Roasted Vegetables
There's something so festive about serving each diner his or her own individual game hen. These are roasted with a mixture of seasonal vegetables—enhanced, of course, by plenty of bacon.
Filed under: Main Course, Poultry
There's something so festive about serving each diner his or her own individual game hen. These are roasted with a mixture of seasonal vegetables—enhanced, of course, by plenty of bacon.
Filed under: Main Course, Poultry
Syrupy blackberry sauce complements crispy-skinned duck breast and flavorful sautéed kohlrabi, fennel, root veggies and pear for an irresistible sweet-and-salty flavor combo.
Filed under: Main Course, Beef & Game
All you need to add to this rib roast is a simple rub of salt, pepper and granulated garlic. Then just roast it in the oven until it's tender and juicy.
Filed under: Main Course, Beef & Game
Premium First Light Wagyu Beef from New Zealand is bred for exceptional tenderness and flavor. Pair it with creamy duchess potatoes and vibrant rainbow carrots for a hearty yet elegant meal.
Filed under: Main Course, Beef & Game
Known as the “Rolls Royce of beef,” grass-fed First Light Wagyu boasts a delicate flavor that’s sweet, nutty, juicy and tender. Wagyu New York steaks pair perfectly with seasoned tomatoes Provençal for a satisfying meal.
Filed under: Main Course, Pork
With a pleasantly sweet-tart taste and enticing aroma, quince is best eaten when cooked. Allow it to caramelize, along with yams and shallots, for a tasty side to roasted pork tenderloin that's anything but run-of-the-mill.
Filed under: Main Course, Fish & Seafood
Flavors of lime and dill play a starring role in this fish dish, combining to create a zingy pan sauce. Crispy fried capers add a perfect crunch.
Filed under: Main Course, Pork
Make sure to let this pork loin rest for 30 minutes after cooking—carving too soon lets the juices escape, resulting in a dried-out roast.
Filed under: Main Course, Fish & Seafood
Brussels sprouts and garlic combine with lemon juice and parsley to make a perfect pan sauce for linguine. Add in sautéed shrimp for a simply delicious seafood pasta dish.
Filed under: Main Course, Fish & Seafood
Braised red cabbage and roasted Cipollini onions complement the delicate flavors in these seared sea scallops. Make sure you thoroughly dry your scallops before cooking to ensure a proper sear.
Filed under: Main Course, Fish & Seafood
Mild, tender and buttery, salmon is known for its delicate yet firm texture. Serve it with cabbage and marble potatoes for a hearty and healthy meal.
Filed under: Main Course, Beef & Game
Make sure to get a nice char on this beef shoulder filet by searing it first — then pop the entire pan in the oven and cook until tender and juicy.
Filed under: Main Course, Pork
Our meat department has done all the hard work for you on this Stuffed Pork Loin. Simply pop into the oven and enjoy!
Filed under: Main Course, Pork
Preparing this marinated pork from our meat department couldn't be simpler. Start by searing it in a pan to lock in the juices, then finish it in the oven until it's tender and ready to serve.
Filed under: Main Course, Fish & Seafood
Light and lemony, this watercress and steelhead combo comes together to create a satisfying and healthy meal.
Filed under: Main Course, Pasta
Great for summer, this dish tastes equally delicious when served hot or cold.
Filed under: Main Course, Poultry
These flavorful and spicy enchiladas are sure to please!
Filed under: Main Course, Pork
Our slow-roasted picnic shoulder roast is sure to please even your most discerning carnivore and is versatile enough for virtually any accompaniment.
Filed under: Main Course, Poultry
Filed under: Main Course, Poultry
This smoky, sweet-and-spicy barbecue sauce is perfect for just about anything, especially drumsticks or pork ribs. The sauce will keep in refrigeration for up to 30 days.
Filed under: Main Course, Poultry
We pound this chicken breast thin and season it with garlic and pepper before stuffing it full of bacon, fresh spinach and Parmesan. The finished product couldn't be easier to cook at home—just roast it in the oven!
Filed under: Main Course, Beef & Game
Even a novice griller will have success with this flank steak, which we've tenderized and soaked in our favorite black pepper marinade. Just heat your grill to medium-high to achieve chef-level results in your own backyard.
Filed under: Main Course, Beef & Game
We season our flank steak with garlic and pepper, then roll it around fresh spinach, bacon and Parmesan, to create the delightful pinwheels of our stuffed flank steak. Make sure to let the steak rest after cooking to lock in its juiciness and flavor.
Filed under: Main Course, Beef & Game
Perfect for a special occasion, these New York steaks get the royal treatment with a rich and creamy sauce made with tomato, spicy green peppercorns and velvety bourbon.
Filed under: Main Course, Poultry
Stuffed with honey ham and Swiss cheese, and seasoned with garlic and pepper, this Chicken Cordon Bleu overflows with cheesy, comforting goodness.