About This Recipe: Risotto is one of my favorite dishes to make in the Fall. It’s warm, filling, requires only 1 pot, and is super customizable. I love peas and prosciutto, so I decided to jazz it up by browning the prosciutto, and adding grated AND shaved parmesan. Risotto can be tricky because it does … More Crispy Prosciutto & Pea Risotto
About This Recipe: I love a thick and hearty lasagna, but it’s quite laborious to cook everything on the stovetop, layer the ingredients, and then bake it for an hour. This quick skillet lasagna delivers all of the flavors and elements of a traditional lasagna, but with less steps and time! I use lasagna noodles … More Quick Skillet Lasagna
About This Recipe: Chicken and broccoli is one of my favorite Chinese-American dishes. It really only requires 2 main ingredients, and can be prepared in under 30 minutes! I never order this dish at restaurants because it’s so easy to make at home, and I look forward to plenty of leftovers. And the best part … More Classic Chicken and Broccoli
About This Recipe: Roasted sesame dressing is the best part of the salads at most Japanese restaurants. The dressing has so much flavor from toasting the sesame seeds, which brings out a strong, nutty flavor. I decided to use the sesame dressing in a shroom grain bowl, with sautéd kale and barley. But his would … More Japanese Roasted Sesame Dressing
About This Recipe: It is pretty rare when I am super impressed by my own cooking, but this lemon dill salmon happens to be one of those times. Not only does this recipe require almost no prep work and only 5 ingredients (excluding salt and pepper,) but it is so flavorful and dinner party appropriate. … More Lemon Dill Foil Salmon
About This Recipe: Even though I don’t eat beef, I still enjoy a good meatball made from ground turkey, chicken, or pork. These turkey spinach meatballs are super healthy, quick to make, and can be made with any protein. If you have a food processor, I highly recommend using it to finely chop the spinach … More Baked Turkey Spinach Meatballs
About This Recipe: I love a good falafel platter, but they can be hard to come by in my current neighborhood in New Jersey. I am calling these “falafel” patties, because according to Google, legit falafels cannot EVER be made with canned chickpeas. However, they are very similar to falafels in terms of the ingredients, … More Vegan “Falafel” Patties
About This Recipe: What I love about spaghetti carbonara is that there are only 5 ingredients, and the sauce is made from just eggs and Pecorino cheese. No milk, cream, or butter is actually used- who knew?! The residual heat from the spaghetti cooks the eggs with low enough heat to prevent them from scrambling. … More Creamy Spaghetti Carbonara
About This Recipe: Baked salmon is an easy and quick weekday dinner, and this herb crust topping will forever change the baked salmon game. I can’t imagine having salmon without lots of citrus, and if you are the same way, this recipe is perfect for you. The combination of the breadcrumbs, garlic, herbs, and lemon, … More Baked Herb Crust Salmon
About This Recipe: Thai chicken basil is a great weeknight dinner recipe that is easy to prepare, and just requires one pan for easy cleanup. And before you ask- no, it does not have to be made with actual Thai basil! I could not find Thai basil this time around, and used regular Italian basil. … More Thai Chicken Basil
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