About This Recipe: Shrimp is the perfect weeknight ingredient because it only takes a few minutes to cook, and it is pretty light and healthy. All it takes is a bit of butter, and a generous amount of garlic, lime juice, and cilantro to turn simple seared shrimp into something special. I love this shrimp … More Cilantro Lime Shrimp
About This Recipe: I don’t think anyone really knows how to pronounce the name of this dish, but regardless, it is super simple to make and beyond delicious. There are very few ingredients required to make this, so each ingredient really shines. The traditional Spaghetti Aglio e Olio recipe does not include kale, but it’s … More Spaghetti Aglio e Olio with Kale
About This Recipe: In the winter, nothing is better than a big bowl of chunky stew with a heaping side of white rice. This Cajun gumbo recipe is my take on traditional Louisiana gumbo. Gumbo often has a mix of proteins such as andouille sausage, chicken, and shrimp, but my favorite part is the sausage … More Cajun-ish Gumbo
About This Recipe: White chicken chili is the lower profile cousin of turkey chili. However, it is just as equally, if not more delicious than turkey chili (not that it’s a competition.) This is a super simple recipe with mostly pantry and refrigerator staples, and it is the perfect cozy meal on a cold day. … More White Chicken Chili
About This Recipe: It’s safe to say that many people are skeptical of tofu because of it’s “bland” flavor, but this recipe might change their minds! This chili lime sauce adds a lot of great flavor and tang to the tofu, and the tofu absorbs it like a sponge. I like to eat this with … More Chili Lime Baked Tofu
About This Recipe: Fettuccine Alfredo is undeniably delicious and decadent. However, I was quite shocked to find out how it is usually made in restaurants. It basically calls for a cup of butter, a cup of heavy cream, and a cup of cheese… which sadly does not fit into my normal diet. But a few … More Skinny Mushroom Fettucine Alfredo
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: 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: 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
About This Recipe: I first came across cowboy caviar when I traveled to Savannah a few years ago, and I could not get enough of it! And recently, cowboy caviar has become the trendiest recipe on Tik Tok, so I had to jump on the bandwagon. This is a super fast and easy recipe that … More Cowboy Caviar
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