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Robin Asbell
Robin Asbell writes about food related topics, and enjoying life. Her prose and recipes have appeared in such diverse publications as Better Homes and Gardens, Taunton's Fine Cooking, Cooking Light, Mother Earth News and Vegetarian Times.
This deeply flavored, creamy squash soup with sweet caramelized onions makes a delicious start to fall or winter meals.
Dense, creamy texture, bold orange colors, and sweet and subtle flavors—a delight in the fall-winter kitchen.
Sweet roasted squash, with savory goat cheese and earthy lentils makes a tasty and satisfying dish.
This simple dish is a great way to explore the nuances and exceptional flavor of the most popular basil in Thai cooking.
This delicious salad saves time by relying on deli-sliced roast beef.
Kabocha squash's dense, meaty texture and natural sweetness are played up with spices in this delightful red curry
When a culinary culture has spent 1,000 years or so figuring out how to flavor something, you know it'll be worth trying.
This popular Indian dish is traditionally made using a tandoor, a ceramic oven, but can be easily made using a broiler.
Jerk spices are delicious on so many foods, so try this chicken or use the jerk spice rub on meat, seafood, or tofu.
How do you get that super-flavorful crust on Jerk chicken (or tofu)? And those seared scallops? In part, the spice rub.