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    Bartrendr

  • The Ultimate Añejo Margarita: A Bold Twist on a Classic
    The margarita is a cocktail icon, beloved for its tangy, refreshing blend of tequila, lime, and orange liqueur. While many reach for a bottle of silver or reposado tequila, there’s something extra special about an Añejo Margarita. Aged to perfection, añejo tequila adds a deep, complex flavor profile that transforms... Read more »
  • Best Gifts for a Home Bar Enthusiast
    Whether you’re shopping for someone who loves hosting cocktail parties or a budding mixologist, finding the perfect gift for a home bar enthusiast can be fun and rewarding. Here are some top ideas to elevate their bar setup: 1. Premium Cocktail Shaker Set A high-quality stainless steel shaker set is... Read more »
  • Pumpkin Spice White Russian
    Fall is all about embracing warmth and comfort, and what better way to celebrate the season than with a cozy Pumpkin Spice White Russian? This delicious twist on a classic cocktail is packed with autumn flavors like pumpkin spice, creamy liqueur, and a touch of coffee. The rich pumpkin spice... Read more »
  • How to Make a Poison Apple Martini for a Wickedly Good Halloween
    The Poison Apple Martini is a chillingly delicious cocktail that brings together the tartness of green apple with the boldness of vodka, all while creating a look that’s as tempting as it is eerie. Inspired by the classic fairytale trope of the poisoned apple, this vibrant drink is perfect for... Read more »
  • How to Make a Jack-O’-Lantern Cocktail for a Festive Halloween
    If you’re looking for a cocktail that perfectly embodies the Halloween spirit, the Jack-O’-Lantern Cocktail is a must-try. This vibrant drink, with its bright orange color and cheerful garnish, resembles the glowing face of a jack-o’-lantern. It’s easy to make and deliciously refreshing, combining flavors of citrus and spice for... Read more »
  • How to Make a Midnight Mule: A Dark Twist on a Classic Cocktail
    The Midnight Mule is a spooky, sophisticated twist on the traditional Moscow Mule, featuring deep, dark hues and a burst of ginger freshness. With black vodka adding an air of mystery, this cocktail is ideal for Halloween parties or any evening when you want a drink with a bit of... Read more »
  • How to Make a Pumpkin Spice Old Fashioned for the Perfect Fall Vibe
    The Pumpkin Spice Old Fashioned is a cozy, seasonal take on a timeless classic, perfect for those chilly autumn nights. Infused with warm pumpkin flavors and a hint of spice, this cocktail brings together the richness of bourbon with the comforting taste of fall. It’s an ideal drink for a... Read more »

SKINNY TASTE

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    Skinny Taste

  • Slow Cooker Bolognese
    This slow cooker bolognese is a hearty, flavorful recipe that’s perfect for busy weekdays or cozy weekend dinners. We love it served over pasta, lasagna, or paired with roasted vegetables. Slow Cooker Bolognese Imagine coming home to the comforting aroma of rich, slow-cooked bolognese sauce. With this crockpot recipe, achieving... Read more »
  • Breakfast Sausage
    Homemade Breakfast Sausage Patties made with ground turkey (or ground meat of your choice), spices, and herbs, like sage, thyme, and fennel, a high protein breakfast that’s great for meal prep. Healthy Breakfast Sausage Recipe Making savory breakfast sausage patties from scratch is easy, and bonus: no processed ingredients! I... Read more »
  • Slow Cooker Hungarian Goulash
    This easy Hungarian Goulash, a hearty beef stew, is the ultimate comfort food made even simpler with the convenience of a slow cooker. Slow Cooker Hungarian Goulash With a Czech dad, I grew up eating many European comfort foods, especially goulash. This Slow Cooker Hungarian Goulash brings me back to... Read more »
  • 7 Day High Protein Diet Meal Plan
    A free, 7-day high protein diet meal plan including breakfast, lunch and dinner ideas and a shopping list. All recipes include macros and Weight Watchers points. 7 Day High Protein Diet Meal Plan I hope you have all been enjoying these high-protein meal plans and finding them helpful this month!... Read more »
  • Carne Molida
    Carne Molida (Puerto Rican Picadillo) is a staple in my dinner rotation, which is very similar to my Cuban picadillo, but it’s made with potatoes and sofrito. Carne Molida (Puerto Rican Picadillo) I love a dish I can cook once but use several times throughout the week! Carne Molida, a... Read more »
  • Navy Bean Soup
    This delicious, hearty navy bean soup is inexpensive and easy to make, plus leftovers are even better the next day! Cook it on the stovetop, or in your Instant Pot or slow cooker. There’s a chill in the air this week which is putting me in soup mode. It’s also... Read more »
  • Breakfast Quesadilla
    This High-Protein Breakfast Quesadilla, with fluffy scrambled eggs, lean breakfast sausage, and cheese, has over 30 grams of protein per serving! Easy Breakfast Quesadilla Recipe I can’t think of a better way to start your morning than with a good breakfast quesadilla, which combines two of my favorite things–quesadillas and... Read more »

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SMITTEN KITCHEN

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  • potato leek soup
    Eighteen years is long enough for a website to go without a potato leek soup recipe, don’t you think? I’ve always been a bit torn about it — it’s thick, pale, and can be a little sleepy. And yet if there is any time of year that’s going to bring... Read more »
  • invisible apple cake
    A dozen years ago I shared my mother-in-law’s recipe for apple sharlotka (which family just calls “apple thing”), a lightly sweetened apple dessert that’s as much a thick crêpe as it is a cake. It’s got a short ingredient list and is the kind of thing you make on a... Read more »
  • chicken meatball and noodle soup
    Making chicken noodle soup should be simple — in fact, we’ve got a new podcast episode out about just this. Choosing a chicken noodle soup to make should be simple too, thus I hadn’t intended to add a third chicken noodle soup recipe to this site. But, I’m kind of... Read more »
  • halloumi and fall vegetable roast
    I realize, after 18 years as a part of it, that the rules of the food internet in the week before the American cooking superbowl we call Thanksgiving dictate that everything should relate back to turkey, stuffing, or pie. But friends, we have that abundantly covered in the archives, and... Read more »
  • skillet-baked macaroni and cheese
    I hadn’t planned to spend most of the fall to date making skillets upon skillets of baked, gooey, decadent macaroni and cheese, though given the state of things right now, perhaps this steady dose of comfort food was some unintended brilliance on my part. But mostly it started because we... Read more »
  • glazed apple cider doughnut cake
    Confession time! As someone with more opinions than I can fit in three cookbooks, one audiobook, and even 18 years of archives on this website, sometimes when I want to grumble about something food-related but it’s not the time or place, I tuck it in a little document called “rants”... Read more »
  • roasted carrots with lentils and yogurt
    “I was looking for a simple roasted carrot recipe on your site and couldn’t find one,” a friend told me a month ago and I immediately put “simple roasted carrot recipe” on my sprawling, decades-long To Cook list because sometimes I forget myself, too. Spoiler: I was never going to... Read more »

JOY THE BAKER

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  • Here’s to Less
    Happy New Season of Severance Weekend to all of you celebrating! And, happy Sunday to all of you. How has the start of your year been? January has felt like four years shoved into one: my school moved to a brand new campus so I got to set up my... Read more »
  • Chai-Spiced Hot Cocoa + The Warmest Spot in My Bellville Home
    When I moved into my house in Bellville, I promised myself I’d be practical. The first piece I bought was a small marble-topped bistro table for the breakfast nook. It felt like a splurge—a cast-iron base with a smooth marble top, something straight out of a French patisserie (though I’ve... Read more »
  • The Best and Worst Marriage Advice from Karlee Sisler-Flores
    A Note from Joy I spent more than a few years wading through the dating pool before I found my way to Will. I’ve never been afraid of marriage itself, but I’ll admit—I’ve always been quietly afraid of an unhappy one. On our wedding night, as the last of the... Read more »
  • Deep Breath In, Exhale Out
    Last week Joy mentioned her word/focus of the year is, unironically and beautifully, “JOY.” I loved seeing all of your words and focuses for the coming year, even if it’s proving to be an interesting year so early on. While I haven’t picked a singular word to focus on, I... Read more »
  • The Magic of Small Joys
    Happy New Year, friends! Here we are, standing at the doorway of January, taking our first tentative steps into 2025. If I may offer one little piece of advice for this moment: let’s take it slow. Like, watch-the-sunrise-through-the-window-with-your-hands-wrapped-around-a-warm-mug slow. January, in all its quiet and stillness, is asking us to... Read more »
  • Wedding Cake Inspo: Chocolate Stout Cake with Raspberries and Cream
    This rich and moist Chocolate Stout Cake is infused with the deep flavors of dark beer and topped with raspberries and cream for a stunning dessert. Inspired by a memorable cake shared with friends in Scotland, this recipe is perfect for celebrations or any day that calls for chocolate. Will... Read more »
  • Well, This Has Been Fun
    Hello, friends. Here we are, the final Sunday of the year, closing the tabs on a wild ride of a year that was full of peaks-and-valley plot lines. This year, I bought the Bakehouse Texas—a dream so big it felt like the clouds opened just for me. And then… I... Read more »

SPROUTED KITCHEN

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    Sprouted Kitchen

  • PASTA WITH ROASTED CAULIFLOWER, CHORIZO + WINTER PESTO
    She told me about what she thinks about her body; that people at her table are talking about getting married. She listens to my feedback about her effort at soccer practice and asks me to speak in a more calm voice (I wasn’t yelling for the record, but I do... Read more »
  • AFTER SCHOOL BANANA CHOCOLATE CHIP CHUNKERS
    I always buy a bundle of bananas at the market, only 1 of 4 of us actually snacks on a banana, which leaves lots of moments of overripe bananas that are too ripe for snacking but perfect for baking. 4 of 4 like the baked goods with the bananas. You’re... Read more »
  • BROCCOLI MUSHROOM ORZO BAKE
    She was sitting on the edge of the pool, waiting for her turn at swim lessons and was completely sausaged into her swimsuit. Her longer body stretching the length of the bathing suit so that the chest of it was too low and the straps looked stressed. Beautiful, tender, winter... Read more »
  • GLUTEN FREE CRANBERRY TEA CAKE
    Fa la la la la! It’s baking season and this cake was a hit. Of course we all love cookies, and I have plenty of those on the list. My people love a breakfast sweet, and this has stood in for a simple dinner dessert on occasion as well. I... Read more »
  • CHOCOLATE-HAZELNUT TOFFEE
    It has been a busy cookbook season! I spent last night reading through the Ottolenghi Test Kitchen Cookbook and am revisiting everything I have bookmarked in Aran’s Cannelle et Vanille Bakes Simple while it is rainy this week and we can work on some baking projects. If you eat gluten... Read more »
  • EGGPLANT + TOFU WITH SWEET-HOT CHILI GLAZE
    Dinner seems so hard sometimes. I cook for SKCC during the day, so we have wonderful lunches, and obviously there are leftovers, but that leaves me not following my own advice as far as having a plan for dinner most nights. Ironic isn’t it? I have plans for lunch, we... Read more »
  • MAPLE BANANA CAKE WITH YOGURT FROSTING
    I really wanted to push this as a smash cake idea, but I must tell you that in retesting, it is quite delicate. It is DELICIOUS, but she is not a sturdy, easy to frost cake. I’ll give it to you straight in case you have dreams of a Pinterest-worthy... Read more »

LOVE AND OLIVE OIL

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  • The Best of 2024
    Farewell, 2024 (or as I like to call it, 2020 version 4.0). Hard to believe another year has come and gone, and yet here we are again looking at the yearly roundup of the best recipes published this year! TLDR: this year was the year of kittens and pistachios. We... Read more »
  • Chewy Chocolate Molasses Cookies
    Chewy, chocolatey and perfectly spiced, these chocolate molasses cookies are the perfect addition to your holiday cookie boxes. With a deep chocolate flavor and chewy, fudgy texture with a delicate crunch of granulated sugar on the outside, they are sure to become a fast favorite! The secret to extra chewy,... Read more »
  • Spiced Persimmon Bread
    Moist and flavorful and perfectly spiced, this persimmon quick bread is made with extra ripe Hachiya persimmons for a unique fall bake that can be enjoyed morning, afternoon or night! Everyone is familiar with banana bread and pumpkin bread, but have you ever had persimmon bread? It might taste a... Read more »
  • Chewy Lemon Almond Crinkle Cookies
    These chewy, lemon and almond-scented cookies are made with little more than almond flour, egg whites and sugar, meaning they are naturally gluten-free! A riff on my popular soft amaretti cookies, these almond flour crinkle cookies will spread a bit more in the oven, resulting in a lighter, chewier texture... Read more »
  • Classic Chunky Cranberry Sauce
    Chunky cranberry sauce lovers, this one’s for you: with a thick and chunky texture and the perfect balance of tart and sweet (well, I think it’s perfect, but the beauty of this recipe is you can customize it to your personal tastes!) This tried-and-true recipe requires only a few ingredients,... Read more »

MY BAKING ADDICTION

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SALLY’S BAKING EDITION

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    Sally's Baking Addiction

  • Chocolate-Covered Date & Almond Truffles
    Chocolate-Covered Date & Almond Truffles When you bite through the soft chocolate shell coating and into the sweet and chewy center, you won’t believe these dark chocolate date & almond truffles are made from whole, natural ingredients like dates, nuts, and seeds. The mixture comes together quickly and easily in... Read more »
  • Greek Yogurt Lemon Bars
    Greek Yogurt Lemon Bars Lightened-up creamy lemon goodness on a graham cracker crust! If you love tart and tangy lemon flavor and creamy, dreamy desserts, you will love these Greek yogurt lemon bars. With only 8 ingredients, these bars are perfectly balanced—not too sweet—allowing the bright, bold lemon flavor to take... Read more »
  • Creamy Cauliflower Potato Soup
    Creamy Cauliflower Potato Soup Flavorful and satisfying, a warm bowl of this creamy cauliflower potato soup is deliciously comforting on a cold day. Cook all the ingredients on the stove and then blend to get that smooth, silky consistency. You can garnish with crunchy, flavorful toppings like homemade croutons and... Read more »
  • 20+ Healthy Dessert & Treat Recipes
    20+ Healthy Dessert & Treat Recipes These 20+ healthy dessert recipes use a lineup of wholesome ingredients while still satisfying your sweet tooth. Indulge in texture-filled dessert bars, decadent flourless chocolate peanut butter cookies, refreshing yogurt-based popsicles, and more with this list of lightened-up favorites! The post 20+ Healthy Dessert... Read more »
  • How to Make Homemade Croutons
    How to Make Homemade Croutons Learn how to make homemade croutons with this easy recipe, which yields the most delicious crispy, crunchy toasted exterior with a slightly chewy interior. These croutons make for a flavorful topping for salads, soups, and more, and are also a delicious snack all on their... Read more »
  • Homemade Italian Dressing
    Homemade Italian Dressing This vinaigrette-style homemade Italian dressing is zesty, bright, and full of bold, fresh flavor. It takes only about 5 minutes to prepare with a mix of pantry staples and a few fresh ingredients. Making your own Italian dressing is incredibly easy and far more delicious than anything... Read more »
  • Homemade Ciabatta Bread
    Homemade Ciabatta Bread Learn how to make homemade ciabatta bread with this thorough step-by-step recipe as your guide. Rustic-looking and flavorful, with a flour-dusted crusty exterior and extra-chewy interior pockmarked by air bubbles, this classic Italian-style bread is made from just 4 ingredients: flour, yeast, water, and salt. Making this... Read more »

FOOD 52

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    Food52

  • So Long, Coastal Grandmother—A New Spin on Nautical is Here
    You can bring your Hunter boots and Nantucket sweaters out of storage: Seaside style—now called “fisherman core”—has taken over TikTok to the tune of millions and millions of views, earning its spot as one of the home trends you'll be noticing a lot this year. Photo by Schoolhouse But we... Read more »
  • Composting Curious? We Answer All Your Questions
    Welcome to Hotline Rewind, the weekly series where we gather up your questions from the week (and pepper in some from the Hotline archives) about a specific culinary topic. For years, I thought composting was a super complex process, reserved only for the most serious of home gardeners. But, in... Read more »
  • How To Get Paper-Thin Sliced Cabbage Without a Peeler
    Cabbage is a top five vegetable in my book because of its affordability and versatility. It can be braised, sautéed, roasted, seared and stir-fried—you name it. But in my heart of hearts, my favorite preparation might just be slicing it super thin and eating it raw right off the cutting... Read more »
  • America’s Undisputed Burger Capital Is—Wait For It—Oklahoma
    Welcome to Off the Eaten Path, a series where our Test Kitchen creator Noah Tanen dives deep into regional recipes. Next up? Oklahoma Onion Burgers. Oklahoma onion burgers are having a bit of a national moment right now. Born out of the Depression era, when restaurant owners in Oklahoma realized... Read more »
  • This Dessert is Trending—And Endlessly Tweakable
    Tiramisu is one of those desserts that never goes out of style, no matter the season or occasion. And right now—it’s reaching a peak. From tiramisu pancakes to the viral tiramisu brownies, it's clear the iconic flavors are having a major moment. And according to Google Trends, searches for “tiramisu... Read more »
  • VideoRemembering #FoodTok and All The Recipes It Gave Us
    We are gathered here today to address the question that’s been on everyone’s mind this weekend—will the TikTok ban really happen? As the seconds tick down and we prepare to say goodbye to the platform we love to hate, we here at Food52 have found ourselves reflecting on all the... Read more »
  • The Perfect Party Drink is Only Two Ingredients
    First things first: For the uninitiated, a kalimotxo is equal parts red wine and cola served over ice, often with a squeeze of lemon or lime juice. It’s a Spanish drink, a classic from the Basque Country but enjoyed all over. It’s also a party drink: light, sweet, and with... Read more »

ROSEMARY’S KITCHEN

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  • Oh Beautiful Lady
    Today is the Feast Day of Our Lady of Altagracia. In the Dominican Republic, it’s also a National Holiday. If every Feast Day were a holiday, then every day would be a holiday. Holiday – Holy Day. Christmas – Christ Mas. History His Story. I’ve always been fascinated by how... Read more »
  • A Great Man Once Said
    I have a dream. Standing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial before a crowd of over 250,000 marchers Martin Luther King Jr. shared his vision of the future. What was this dream? That one day black children will join hands with white children as equals, brothers and sisters. All... Read more »
  • Things I Learned from Dad
    Way back in 2018, one of my earliest posts was for Country Corned Beef Hash and Dirty Fried Eggs. Before I shared the recipe, I posted a picture on Face Book of my breakfast and got a lot of questions about Dirty Fried Eggs. I was raised on Dirty Eggs.... Read more »
  • A Delicious Saturday Morning
    It’s hard to write hello to another beautiful day when I know so many out there, through no fault of their own, wonder what the heck is so great about today. It’s hard to think positively when my heart continues to break for people I have never met, and probably... Read more »
  • Appetizers on the Run
    On the National Front, today is both Bootlegger’s Day and Hot Buttered Rum Day. Yeah, I know a great pairing of booze with booze. On the Church Calendar today is the Feast Day of Saint Anthony. Saint Anthony was a hermit who had a great love for all God’s creatures,... Read more »
  • Stretching the Family Budget
    When I was a girl, we ate a lot of spaghetti. Mom made the sauce from scratch and let it simmer all day in a big cast iron skillet. There was usually a salad on the table and bread. Sometimes it was just sliced white bread with butter. Other times... Read more »
  • Just Because It’s Wednesday
    When selecting a Chuck Roast for supper, I like to think ahead. Groceries these days are expensive enough. If we can get a hunk of meat that will provide a nice Sunday Supper with plenty left over for later in the week, that’s always a good stretch of the food... Read more »

JESSICA GAVIN

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    Jessica Gavin

  • Penne alla Vodka
    Penne alla Vodka Whip up a classic Italian meal in 30 minutes with this penne alla vodka recipe! Experience the perfect blend of creamy tomato sauce and tender pasta for a quick, satisfying dinner. Why It Works If you’re looking for the best penne alla vodka recipe, you’re in luck!... Read more »
  • Ham and Cheese Sliders
    Ham and Cheese Sliders Are you looking for a delicious snack or party appetizer idea? This mouth-watering ham and cheese sliders recipe perfectly combines savory ham, gooey cheese, and buttery rolls. Why It Works Ham and cheese sliders are the quintessential party food, perfect for bustling game days or festive... Read more »
  • Red Velvet Crinkle Cookies
    Red Velvet Crinkle Cookies Indulge in the ultimate holiday treat with red velvet crinkle cookies. Each bite is soft, chewy, and bursting with rich cocoa flavor. Their festive red hue and delicate powdered sugar coating make them a stunning treat! Why It Works Red velvet crinkle cookies are perfect for... Read more »
  • M&M Cookie Bars
    M&M Cookie Bars These M&M cookie bars combine nutty browned butter, gooey semi-sweet chocolate chips, and crunchy candies for a treat that’s as colorful as it is delicious. Why It Works If you love M&M cookies but want a faster option, these cookie bars are the perfect solution. Skip the... Read more »
  • Waldorf Salad
    Waldorf Salad This classic Waldorf salad recipe features crisp apples, juicy grapes, and crunchy walnuts tossed in a creamy, tangy dressing. It’s the perfect balance of freshness and flavor to complement your holiday feast or elevate any meal. Why It Works A Waldorf salad is a timeless addition to any... Read more »

CARLSBAD CRAVINGS

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    Carlsbad Cravings

  • Pork Chops in the Air Fryer
    Get ready for the JUCIEST, most FLAVORFUL air fryer pork chops with this expert-approved recipe! Thanks to my brining technique, the pork chops are irresistibly tender, while a bold spice rub delivers a perfect balance of savory smokiness in every bite. Top them with optional sweet and tangy apple chutney... Read more »
  • Creamy Vegetable Soup
    Say goodbye to bland, boring vegetable soup with this extraordinarily craveable recipe full of tips, tricks, and variations! It boasts a coconut-curried broth infused with cilantro and lime that’s SO velvety creamy. It’s a nutritious, dairy-free, vegan powerhouse packed with plant-based protein and customizable veggies. Vegetables and Add-Ins:  The Base... Read more »
  • How to Build An Antipasto Tray
    Get ready to wow your taste buds and your guests with this delightful, no-fuss, prep-ahead antipasto! Designed to be completely customizable, this foolproof guide offers tips and tricks for making your antipasto platter the highlight of any gathering. It will have everyone raving—and reaching for seconds! Watch How to Make... Read more »
  • Crockpot Tater Tot Breakfast Casserole
    This crockpot breakfast casserole recipe is a “10/10,” according to my connoisseur husband, and a recipe I CRAVE! It’s warm, creamy (thanks to my secret ingredient), cheesy (thanks to two cheeses), flavorful (no bland casserole here!), and never watery, thanks to using tater tots instead of hash browns. Whether you’re... Read more »
  • Best Ribeye Steak Recipe
    This ribeye steak recipe delivers restaurant-quality flavor at home, complete with a tart cherry balsamic sauce! Whether cooking on the grill or in a skillet, the key is salting ahead of time and cooking with plenty of garlic, herbs, and butter. Read on for tips and tricks for the juiciest... Read more »
  • Best Recipe for Cherry Blossom Cookies
    Cherry Blossom Cookies received a glow-up with this recipe! They win for flavor and texture with their soft and chewy oatmeal cookie base infused with warm spices, studded with sweet-tart cherries, and a secret ingredient that makes them unbeatable. Best of all, the cookies stay chewy for days! This post... Read more »
  • Dipped Pretzels
    If you’re looking for the ultimate chocolate dipped pretzels recipe, you’ve come to the right place! As a seasoned recipe creator who’s dipped more pretzels than I can count, I’ve perfected the art of getting that smooth, glossy chocolate coating every time—no clumps, no mess, and no “why is my... Read more »

GARDEN IN THE KITCHEN

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    Garden in the Kitchen

  • Brown Lentil Soup Recipe
    This lentil soup is a go-to comfort dish, when added sweet potatoes and a can of beans it becomes a… The post Brown Lentil Soup Recipe appeared first on Garden in the Kitchen.... Read more »
  • Warm Farro Salad with Roasted Squash
    Nutty, tender farro forms the perfect base, complemented by peppery arugula that adds a fresh, bright bite. The caramelized roasted… The post Warm Farro Salad with Roasted Squash appeared first on Garden in the Kitchen.... Read more »
  • Red Wine Braised Beef
    This slow cooked beef in red wine recipe delivers melt-in-your-mouth tender meat that’s simmered in a rich savory broth. It’s… The post Red Wine Braised Beef appeared first on Garden in the Kitchen.... Read more »
  • Broccoli Cheese Casserole with Crispy Onions
    Looking for a clean and classic broccoli and cheese casserole? This recipe for broccoli casserole with crispy onions is the… The post Broccoli Cheese Casserole with Crispy Onions appeared first on Garden in the Kitchen.... Read more »
  • Cranberry Glazed Turkey Breast
    If you’re looking for a holiday turkey but prefer not to tackle a whole turkey, try this Cranberry Glazed Turkey… The post Cranberry Glazed Turkey Breast appeared first on Garden in the Kitchen.... Read more »
  • Sausage and Kale Stuffed Koginut Squash
    This Sausage and Kale Stuffed Koginut Squash features sweet roasted squash filled to the brim with savory sausage and fresh… The post Sausage and Kale Stuffed Koginut Squash appeared first on Garden in the Kitchen.... Read more »
  • Cider Braised Chicken with French Onion
    Indulge in the rich flavors of this Cider Braised Chicken with French Onion featuring tender chicken breasts baked to perfection… The post Cider Braised Chicken with French Onion appeared first on Garden in the Kitchen.... Read more »

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