Recipes for chocolate-infused coffee frappes and bright-green frozen limonana are remarkably easy, but do take a little advance planning.

There’s nothing like the vibrancy and punch of fresh herbs. Take good care of them, and you will have plenty to cook with all summer long.

Classics are classics for a reason. Quiche, in all its possible varieties, is a delicious example of cooking that will never go out of style.

A primer on babka, the insanely popular cake that comes in poppy seed, cinnamon, sweet cheese, chocolate-pecan and lemon varieties—for starters.

Kushner's latest book is both a collection of stylish, contemporary recipes and a primer on casually elegant entertaining.

An array of salads composed of carrots, raw beets, slow-cooked canned tomatoes, toasted nuts, dried fruit and red quinoa.

For Shabbat, how about braised Moroccan chicken thighs, aromatic rice and peas, and potatoes slow-cooked in a rich, fragrant tomato sauce?

Lentils are paired with herbs, creamy potato and zingy lemon, making the finished soup rich and surprisingly meaty in taste.