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Easy Broccoli Salad
This simple broccoli salad kicks up ordinary broccoli with some lemon and red pepper flakes.
The Perfect Picnic Pasta Salad
Pasta salad is almost always the most disappointing side dish at the picnic or cookout, but this recipe shows you how to transform what is normally an afterthought to a dish that's good enough to enjoy on its own, or as the perfect complement to grilled meat. Top this with extra fresh chopped herbs if you like.
Chicken Noodle Salad
Get ready to make all sorts of friends when you bring a big bowl of this Asian chicken noodle salad to the next big cookout. The only folks you might scare away are the ones who brought regular pasta salads. There's just something delightfully addictive about this special combination of cold and spicy. This recipe is the perfect catchall for all those summer vegetables we're supposed to be eating more of, as well as any dry leftover chicken you have around.
Summer Meat Slaw
This summer meat slaw is the most exciting thing to happen to coleslaw in centuries. You can use leftover pulled pork—I used kalua pork—or any cooked meat, and it is unlike any slaw you've ever had. Your summer cookouts will never be the same.
Thai-Inspired Potato Salad
This Thai-inspired potato salad is one of the most exciting, most interesting potato salads you will ever have. A sweet, salty, spicy dressing over crusty roasted potatoes contrasts with the texture and flavor of fresh herbs, peppers and peanuts.
Smashed Cucumber Salad
This smashed cucumber salad is one of my all-time favorite cold summer side dishes. By crushing our cucumber before we cut it, we produce flavors that un-smashed cukes can't. The only decision you're going to have to make is how long to let the cucumbers marinate — half an hour or so or not at all. Perfect with grilled meat or shrimp.
Baked "Fried" Rice
This easy oven method for baked "fried" rice produces something very similar to classic fried rice, but you don't need leftover rice to make it. Just like rice pilaf, the grains of rice get coated in fat before absorbing the cooking liquid, ensuring plump, tender, separate grains with no sticky clumps. If using a different kind of rice or pan size, just adjust the cooking time. Garnish with green onions and serve with a runny poached egg on top if desired.
Grilled Chicken Meatballs
This technique for grilled chicken meatballs is the only way to go. By pre-baking the meatballs, they finish quickly on the grill, and stay moist and juicy every time. A hoisin-ginger glaze makes a beautiful, glossy meatball, but you can flavor them just about any way you want.
Golden Butter Rice
This golden butter rice, flavored with ginger and turmeric, is a forgotten way of cooking butter rice. It isn't cooked rice with butter stirred in, it really is rice cooked in butter. This is my favorite version, with seasonings inspired by a classic Indian drink called golden milk.
Chef John's Jollof Rice
This is a foolproof recipe for cooking Jollof rice, West Africa's most popular dish. I like to serve it as a side with my West African-style grilled beef (Suya), but it can also be a main course.
Apple Sausage Gravy Dumplings
These delicious apple sausage gravy dumplings are Chef John's very successful riff on sausage gravy and biscuits. They have the perfect balance of savory and fruity, and the dumplings have a gorgeous, delicate texture.
Fresh Tomato Curry Sauce
This fresh tomato curry sauce is the best thing to make with sweet, vine-ripened tomatoes after you've eaten your fill of them in their raw state. Simple, beautiful, and amazing, it's shown here with pork, but you can make this sauce for just about anything - chicken, beef, lamb, vegetables, or even pasta. All you need to do is adjust the simmering time.
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