Flatbread: one of the most commonly bought foods from the store, that is actually extremely easy to make yourself.
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Flatbread: one of the most commonly bought foods from the store, that is actually extremely easy to make yourself.
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It’s Memorial Day weekend, and that calls for really good burgers.
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Pot stickers: soft dumplings filled with a traditionally flavored chicken & cabbage mixture…then fried until crisp.
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I needed a last-minute Kentucky Derby dish, so obviously that meant fried chicken and lots of bourbon.
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Think fiesta tacos meet classy steak dinner.
St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, and it wouldn’t be complete without some corned beef!
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Turkey meatballs + whole grain pasta is the perfect thing to make when you want a dinner that’s healthy, but also cozy and comforting.
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A simple, seared pork chop is hard to beat, and also easy to mess up. Accomplish that perfect sear and all you need to complete the dish is a rich sauce or, in this case, a spiced apple chutney.
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My classic braised short ribs recipe that’s just as cozy and comforting as any dish you could dream of. Short ribs slowly braised in a rich braising liquid of tomato paste, red wine, balsamic vinegar, beef stock, and hearty herbs. Finished with a little lemon zest and served over whipped potatoes, with simple roasted root vegetables alongside. It’s my go-to recipe whenever I make braised short ribs…which is very, very often in the wintertime.
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Nothing can compare to a perfectly cooked piece of meat. Tender and juicy…bursting with flavor… It is simply the best. Especially around the holidays, I love making dinner a little bit special with a nice rib-eye, maybe a veal chop, or even a duck breast. Over the Thanksgiving weekend, my dad and I made prime rib with a thick salt crust for a family gathering. Everyone was raving about the flavor and tenderness of the meat, so I was inspired to try something different and make a crusted beef tenderloin, but this time with NUTS.
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