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"The fragrance of this recipe cooking will be all the notice you'll have to give that "Supper's ready!" Hungry eaters will magically appear, asking to help set the table. The recipe is written for ONE serving, adjust to fit the number of eaters you're serving."

Ingredients: coarse salt, fresh mushrooms...

"An easy, tasty side dish for those who like zucchini. Do baked chicken pieces and baked potatoes, and dinner's all in the oven at once!"

Ingredients: fresh mushrooms, garlic...

"A lovely dish to serve on a cool fall evening! Adapted from Vegetarian Times cookbook, you're in for a treat! French, New England, Mid Atlantic"

Ingredients: fresh ground black pepper, dried rosemary...

"I heard an interview on NPR with Dorie Greenspan, the author of a cookbook called "Around My French Table." The author describes this as a great dish that far surpasses the description or list of ingredients. She also says there are a million variation -- use rice instead of bread, add nuts, apples, spinach, etc. The recipe I'm posting..."

Ingredients: pepper, fresh chives...

"This is a Faye Levy recipe for the local weekend paper. Tzimmes can be made with meat or without. We usually have it without, as a side dish, but with meat it makes a great main course, very seasonal with the leaves turning color in the fall. This is not only perfect for Rosh Hashana, it's also great on Passover, and even for Thanksgiving."

Ingredients: salt & freshly ground black pepper, honey...

"From the Italian Slow Cooker by Michele Scicolone. It's wonderful to be able to use the slow cooker to make side dishes, especially on those occasions when the oven is engaged by the main event. You cannot go wrong with butternut squash, potatoes and rosemary. While this appears in an Italian cookbook, the ingreidets are very familiar to North..."

Ingredients: fresh ground black pepper, olive oil...

"Also called an "Ancient New England Standing Dish".
This is a delicious recipe for pumpkin, known as "pompions" to English people in the 17th century (as were all squash.) It is one of the earliest written recipes from New England, from a book written by John Josselyn, a traveler to New England in the 1600's. (John Josselyn,..."

Ingredients: cider vinegar, salt, squash...