all you need is love and olive oil One ingredient that I don’t really use in moderation is olive oil. I seriously go through so much of the stuff, I should probably get my own personal olive tap…if only I had room in my tiny kitchen. All jokes aside, as useful as olive oil is …
eenie meenie scaloppine Want a super easy and tasty weeknight dinner idea? This is it. Luscious pork tenderloin is cut and pound into thin medallions, and then quickly seared. A simple sauce of shallot, honey, chicken stock, lemon juice, cream, and balsamic vinegar is reduced and then drizzled on top of the pork, enhancing it …
pork tenderloin scaloppine with lemon balsamic glaze Read More »
farewell to fall Since it’s officially the last day of fall (even though we’ve been in full Christmas swing for about a month now), I figured I would post a quintessential fall-forward recipe, featuring none other than beautiful, bright sweet potatoes. This is not your ordinary potato salad, with savory sweet potato chunks, crisp chickpeas, …
berries and…cream? I’m not trying to hate on pancakes or French toast, but one of the most decadent breakfast foods in my opinion is a savory/sweet toast on a fresh slice of crusty bread. It’s like an elevated toast and jam, but with fluffy ricotta and fresh berry compote. It’s extremely easy to make a …
you say tomato, i say tomatillo I’m always trying to think of fun new things to do with salmon. It’s probably one of my favorite types of fish, plus it’s plentiful, plus it’s on the cheaper side when you’re looking at fish at the market. My go-to is just a simple pan-fried or grilled salmon …
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soup in the swelter Soup often tends to be craved during the winter months when it’s cold, dreary, and all you want is a hot bowl of comforting goodness. While that’s all well and good, I think we tend to overlook the soup dish in the summer months when we have incredible produce that can …
a riff off the old aviation You know the one…it inspired Ryan Reynold’s gin label? You sometimes see it swishing around a classy coupe at a local speakeasy? Well, if not, you’re in for a real treat. A classic aviation cocktail is typically made simply with gin, maraschino liqueur, and crème de violette. I decided …
a new method to meatball madness When you hear “meatballs” the first thing that might come to mind is a big bowl of spaghetti with a thick tomato sauce. While that’s definitely yum, there is not only one method to making delicious meatballs. These chicken meatballs are low-fat and gluten-free, which if you ask me …
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I don’t know about you, but when the weather starts warming up, I just constantly crave margaritas. They remind me of good weather, fun times with friends, and they remind me of Mexico City. I think I had at least one (but probably 3 or 4) margs every day that I was there. It’s such …
I’ve never been a huge cake fan at birthday parties, so when I was little, my mom would usually make something a little different like a key lime pie or some other citrusy dessert. This lemon tart is right up that alley and takes a page from the French cookbook. Using a recipe for a …