Holiday cook needs recipes for pigs in a blanket, make-ahead mashed potatoes
We live in a world with many individual dietary recommendations, to which you have applied both great creativity and efficient use of time.

We live in a world with many individual dietary recommendations, to which you have applied both great creativity and efficient use of time.

Good morning, readers, on a colorful November day. We begin, as usual, with requests, and with a reminder that we continue to look for the dish that you are enjoying most in your kitchen this month, this year.

Good morning, newspaper friends. Today we have an impassioned plea at an anonymous dinner table, where the cook simply cannot make tender chicken on the stovetop. Could you please tell her your secret and a recipe or two as well? In our conversation over said dinner table, she also asked for a recipe for white lasagna, "hoping it is easier to make than the traditional version."

Good morning, faithful friends. We have a seafood request below but, first, an overarching topic.

Good morning, October celebrants. In a world of pumpkins and apples and spices, the robustness of autumn invades our senses ... and our kitchens.

Teri Purvis welcomes us to the October table from years of studying food sections. (She likes this paper's version best, by the way.)

Welcome to September's last hurrah. And we continue the lost and not yet found, still seeking this morning any and all favorite vegan recipes and a reasonably healthful dipping sauce for fresh artichokes.

Good morning, readers. Here are some cleanup requests from months gone by; this is a help-wanted column.

Good morning, mid-month readers.

Good morning, readers. As we exchange fare this morning, please offer some help to "Faithful Fare Exchanger," standing in his or her kitchen needing help from you.
