Here’s how to turn regular potatoes into something splendid
Kim Sunée: Paprika oven fries with rosemary lemon aïoli could stand on their own merit, but they're also great with grilled meats, fish, and other vegetables.
Looking for creative ways to cook up the rest of last summer’s salmon? We can help.
It's the quintessential Alaska problem: summer is around the corner, but you've yet to eat your way through the salmon haunting the back of your freezer. Our recipe columnists are here to help.
How to bring out the best in wild Alaska scallops
Kim Sunée: We’re fortunate to have fresh, wild scallops in Alaska, where they are hand-shucked and frozen within hours. Here's how to take the fear factor out of cooking them.
Pasta with ricotta and arugula is a taste of spring
Kim Sunée: While it’s not quite planting season for us, here’s a taste of spring to get you ready for the months ahead.
Meet raclette – a toasty, melted cheese dish that’s perfect for winter parties
One of the best après-ski dishes has to be the Swiss raclette, both the name of the cheese and the beloved dish that's served melted alongside steamed potatoes and pickled vegetables.
Comfort me with queso
Kim Sunée: Here’s a simple, meatless version of queso that coaxes flavor from caramelizing onions and chiles.
Power through the start of the year with blue cornmeal blueberry muffins
Kim Sunée: Muffins are easy to eat, easy to pack, and work wonders for after-school snacks or post-workout treats.
How to make a killer crêpe (and what to fill it with)
Kim Sunée: You can let guests eat crêpes hot from the pan with their choice of sweet filling, or add the savory fillings while the crêpe is still in the pan.
Baked apples with vanilla bean custard make a rustic, delicious dessert – no crust required
Kim Sunée: Delicious on their own, these apples paired with custard sauce make for a humble, yet remarkable addition to any festive occasion.
Bacon mac and cheese gets a Korean twist
Kim Sunée: Even kimchi-shy eaters are often pleasantly surprised at how addictive this can be.
Street food straight from your kitchen: Oven-roasted chicken flatbreads with cucumber and feta
Kim Sunée: Every time I make this dish, the whole house warms up, the spices in the air redolent of global street food stands.
Chicken pot pie, baked in a skillet and minus the fuss
Kim Sunée: The local markets are bursting with sweet Alaska carrots and potatoes, but for ease of preparation you can use good-quality frozen vegetables and store-bought rotisserie chicken.