Turnips Green, Turkey Butts and Potatoes
This is a very old recipe I got from my mother. She would make this one pot meal using all kinds of fresh greens.
Simpler than you think and a real table pleaser.
Incredibly rich and gooey. If you like fudge brownies over cake brownies, this will be your new favorite.
A balsamic glazed twist on chicken liver that will convert just about anybody.
A super-spicy mixed shellfish treat. Fra Diavolo is a popular sauce you can use in a lot of ways, but this twist on the sauce and its use is a personal favorite.
This is a very old recipe I got from my mother. She would make this one pot meal using all kinds of fresh greens.
As a busy, tired new mom, I love using the air fryer to make my night simple. This meaty fish and sauce can be served with your favorite sides or even on top of rice.
Baklava was always the treat I bought or was gifted. I never attempted making it at home because it seemed like it would be an overly tedious task. Once you get into the rhythm of things though, the act of layering each sheet of phyllo and chopped nuts, becomes quite cathartic.
These golden brown carrots and chickpeas, paired with the punchy and tangy dressing, is something you’ll want to serve at every meal! Eat as an appetizer, side dish, or even main course.
If you have never had a Cubano Sandwich before – you are really missing out. They are so delicious with ham, pork, swiss cheese, onions, pickles, and mustard piled high on a nice crusty bread and usually grilled or pressed to melt it all together. I love them so much that I turned them into a pizza!!! Cubano Pizza is all of those yummy flavors on a delicious pizza crust – and you are going to love it!
One-Pot meals are always a go to for me – especially as we get back into the swing of balancing school and work and life. I wanted to have something with a little more kick to it so I decided to make this One-Pot Garlic Pasta with some hot Italian sausage in addition to the mild.
Growing up in an Indian-American household, shakarparas are a staple cookie for the holidays. My family makes traditional shakarparas every year, and I wanted to give my own twist on it for the fall season. I used the original recipe and adapted it for the fall season by adding pumpkin and different spices.
Fried rice with bacon, hot links, pears and edamame topped with scallions.
Blended ethnicity burger