This French-inspired mix of dried herbs—which commonly includes rosemary, marjoram, thyme, lavender, and fennel—lends a balanced, herby flavor to anything from poultry or pork to roasted potatoes.
Mild yet rich pork always plays well with fruit, and here apples and shallots, cooked together until softened and browned, make a sweet and savory warm complement to the roasted meat.
Baked beans are often cooked low and slow for a just-right texture and plenty of flavor development. Using a multicooker can save time without sacrificing flavor; it just requires a little strategy.