We felt so worldly when we ate Grandma's lo mein with chopsticks. bell-peppers celery healthy ...

Grandma often made entire meals in her trusty cast-iron skillet. bell-peppers fish-seafood kids-favorite ...

You can save money by making your own teriyaki sauce. Combine 11/2 tablespoons soy sauce, 2 teaspoons sherry and 1/2 teaspoon grated fresh ginger. Refrigerate, covered, for up to 3 days. noodles ...

Cabbage is a very economical and healthful vegetable. Check the price on napa or savoy cabbage as well as the traditional green variety. Any of them will work well in this recipe. cabbage ...

Bean sprouts are very perishable. They will be fresher, as well as less expensive, if you buy them from an Asian market that stocks bean sprouts in bulk and receives a fresh supply daily. bell-peppers ...

Fresh asparagus, gingerroot, almonds, bell pepper and onion combine with chicken for a deliciously crunchy stir-fry. chicken chicken-breasts ...

Sesame oil and sesame seeds add a subtly nuttyflavor to this chicken, green bean, carrot andbell pepper stir-fry. beans bell-peppers ...

Impress your friends with these tender strips of pork, carrots, bell pepper and onions coated in asweet sauce with a tantalizing tang. pork quick ...

Bite-size chicken pieces and crisp vegetables in a tasty sauce combine for a delicious and nutritious take on “fast” food. chicken main-dish ...

Stir-frying isn’t just a flash in the pan. In Grandma’s kitchen, a tasty stir-fry is a terrific family meal on three fronts: It’s healthy, it’s thrifty, and most important, it’s fast. And stir-frying is infinitely adaptable—you’re limited only by your im ...