Bringing a little nostalgic, comforting fare into our kitchens with these brown butter noodles. They’re egg noodles tossed in brown butter with caramelized cabbage and toasted caraway seeds. Truly so simple, but really rich in flavor. Topped with a dollop of creme fraiche and fresh herbs.
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Sharing a simple salmon dinner today that’s elegant and special, yet simple enough for any night of the week. It’s served alongside roasted carrots with two sauces to bring it all together – a creamy yogurt sauce and a tangy chive vinaigrette.
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Sharing a “game night at home” inspired menu today – fun recipes, a full grocery list, a cooking timeline, and more!
We’re talking about the ultimate spring grazing board today, and I could not be more excited! If you love to pick and graze all night long, this board is for you. It’s got all of the components of a good cheese and charcuterie spread, plus two fun springtime snack recipes: a vibrant avocado dip and asparagus prosciutto toast! Perfect for making nights at home just a little bit more special.
Sharing my dad’s lemon chicken recipe with you to kick off my family classics series! This chicken is a perfect definition of a comforting family dinner…simple, nourishing, really tasty, and something everyone will love. Serve it over pasta with lots of freshly grated parmesan on top.
My new go-to spring side dish: roasted potato salad. It combines crispy potatoes, greens, caramelized spring onions, fresh asparagus, shaved radishes, goat cheese, and fresh herbs with a really vibrant, tangy pistachio orange vinaigrette. It’s an all-in-one type of dish that can be served simply with a main course or added to a larger spring spread.
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Sharing a quick + fun recipe today – movie night popcorn chocolate bark! With all of us staying in right now, I’m guessing you’re all watching a LOT of movies just like me. This chocolate bark is that sweet and satisfying treat to help you enjoy the show.
Sharing a beautiful spring pea risotto that’s rich, yet bright and zesty! It’s a simple risotto made with a vibrant, silky-smooth pea purée stirred in at the end of the cooking process. With flavors of garlic, parsley, basil, lemon, and parmesan, this risotto packs in a lot of fresh springtime flavor. You can eat it on its own or add it as a side dish to any spring meal. Continue reading “Spring Pea Risotto with Parmesan & Basil”
Buttery, flaky, slightly creamy, and very seasonal…exactly how I would describe this asparagus tart! I’m using store-bought puff pastry to keep this nice and easy. The tart is filled with a layer of creamy mascarpone cheese and fresh asparagus. Baked until golden and drizzled with a sweet honey mustard sauce. This is the perfect spring appetizer.
Welcome to Coffee Break No. 2 – April!
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