The perfect dish for Sunday dinner, Cornish hens slow roast in a Dutch oven. Dry white wine, tomatoes, garlic and herbs form a delicious broth that can be served overtop. Enjoy with rice or mashed potatoes.

This traditional French dish was originally prepared by grilling the tenderloin, which is quite lean, between two fattier pieces of meat that were then discarded. Today, we’ve learned to quickly sear the roast and then finish in a hot oven to rare or medium-rare. Serve roast with Bernaise sauce, or an easy red wine and mushroom sauce. Add a side of roasted new potatoes for a simple, yet elegant meal that's perfect for any special holiday.

This one-plate wonder incorporates tender, juicy and lean grass-fed beef with a saute of mushrooms and rainbow chard, a leafy green that's rich in nutrients, including vitamins K and A. The recipe cooks up quickly and is perfect for a busy weeknight dinner.

This dinner is as fun to make as it is to eat! Dress it up for a weekend or holiday dinner or keep it simple for a weeknight dinner. If you use brightly colored potatoes, your side dish will look like flowers — something that will impress everyone young and old! Believe it or not, this dish takes 5 minutes or less to plate (but that can be your little secret). The kids are going to love the smashed potato bites: Try filling yours with different flavors, like sour cream and chive, bacon and cream cheese, crab and cheese and more!

The perfect centerpiece of a Hanukkah feast and ideal for any cold, wintery day! This braised brisket recipe is easy to make, with melt-in-your-mouth results!

The flavor of bright lemon mixed with the tangy sweet kick of cranberries make this meal a win. With minimal prep and mess, this dinner is ready from fridge to table in just 50 minutes. This dish looks beautiful when served in the same pan, but you can also toss all the cranberries into a bowl or blender to make a side sauce. Squeeze the lemon into the cranberries, add a touch of sweetness with sugar or honey and in just a few minutes have yourself a cranberry dipping sauce for both the chicken and Brussels sprouts. Feel free to get fun with the veggies, too! Add any other greens or root veggies your family loves — especially if you are serving any picky eaters.

Can you say Thanksgiving worthy, or what?! This dish is perfect for special occasions, parties or even holiday dinners. But you’ll probably want to make it more often than that! This tasty meal is a two-in-one treat. It takes a little time, but is so worth it — especially when there is wine involved! Make your favorite sangria the night before, red or white, and sip as you cook. The flavors of this dish are divine; the classic, crispy chicken stays perfectly moist and the stuffing is unlike anything you’ve tried before. Make sure to add bits of color, like fresh parsley, whole cranberries or even sprigs of sage, when you plate.

Inspired by an Epicurious.com recipe for short ribs, this dish features a complex flavor profile — spiciness from chiles, bitterness from coffee, slight sweetness from maple syrup and acidity from lime juice. Flavors blend together in a warming and delicious symphony of taste. The slow cooking brings the brisket to the peak of tenderness. Serve brisket over a bed of mashed potatoes or polenta, and it's also good with crispy smashed potatoes on the side. Shred leftovers for taco filling or add to mac and cheese for a second tasty meal.