1. To prepare relish: Trim ends from cucumber and remove some of peel in stripes. Cut crosswise into thirds, then in half lengthwise. Use a mandoline or the slicing side of a box grater to cut ...

This quick and easy cucumber relish is a great match for such fish as salmon and tuna, whether grilled, broiled, sauteed or baked. The touch of spicy heat and the tang from the lime complement the ...

Joining TODAY from her kitchen, Padma Lakshmi talks about the 18th season of Bravo’s “Top Chef” and Season 2 of her Hulu series “Taste the Nation.” She also demonstrates an easy recipe for scallops ...

This homemade cranberry relish recipe is so easy to make, and is a bright, tangy condiment for your Thanksgiving or Christmas ...

Substituting one ingredient in a dish can change the familiar into the intriguing. Consider replacing the diced tomato in a chunky salsa, such as a pico de gallo, with cucumber pealed and cut into the ...

Winter can get heavy with its chili, stews and slow-cooked meats. This recipe for Seared Tilapia with Pineapple and Cucumber relish features a gingery-lime relish that's sure to become part of your ...

Rachel Mannen shows ciLiving host, Jaclyn Friedlander how to make microwave cranberry relish Learn how to make a quick and ...

This delicate, elegant dish is also surprisingly easy to make. I stumbled on adding the peanuts because I wanted something crunchy that would offset the soft, voluptuous nature of the sea scallops yet ...

Soak green tomatoes, cucumbers, onions and green peppers overnight, using half-cup salt to 1-quart water as needed to cover. Drain the following day. Cook celery and carrots and place in large kettle.

Fire and Ice Relish is a charmer that can give a plain meal sparkle. Or set it on your holiday table to fill out the menu. The Pennsylvania Dutch understood the luxury of small offerings of lively ...

These condiment side dishes quickly and creatively dress up casual meals. They’re great with cold cuts and grilled meat, poultry and fish. The serving is easy--just spoon them right onto your dinner ...