4 Dishes to Make to Have Anyone Fall in Love with You
Neuroanthropologists say our brains really do connect food with love. What better way to test out the theory than with this simple but incredibly satisfying menu, which progresses from a playful appetizer to a steamy dessert.
By Lynn Andriani
The Entrée That Reminds Us of Home
Whether or not you grew up eating pot roast on Sunday afternoons, it's hard to dismiss the braised-meat dish's reputation for instilling feelings of nostalgia. If that leads to a conversation about your most treasured memories, or any of the other personal topics on this list, great...but even if it doesn't, you can't argue with the deliciousness of this slow-cooked roast. It's also nearly impossible to screw up, and you can make the dish well ahead of time (it even tastes better a day later).
Get the recipe: Kitchen Workhorse Italian Pot Roast
Get the recipe: Kitchen Workhorse Italian Pot Roast
Published 04/07/2015