Vacation means joy, love, and time spent with family and friends. The main point of every festival is the delicious array of traditional Christmas food that represents the season. From savory roasts to sweet desserts, these dishes have a special way of bringing loved ones together, creating memories that last a lifetime. This article explores […]
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Enchiladas The kitchen of the house I lived at in college had not one but two quesadilla makers. Granted there were eleven girls living there but still a bit excessive. Especially considering a quesadilla can be made in a frying pan, of which I’m sure we owned many. Buy, hey, we loved our late night quesadillas
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We could all use a few more vegetables and luckily the Italians have the answer. Keep it simple, focus on a couple ingredients and cook them carefully. Serve as a side dish or do it like the Italians and eat as an antipasti all on its own. This recipes seems obvious and hardly warrants being
Recipe for Quick Pickled Strawberries I’ve had ideas bouncing between my ears for this, here, blog and I wanted to share them. Lately, I’ve been really into the idea of minimalism and I’ve noticed that it’s been spilling over into my cooking. Some themes you may have noticed: keep it simple, get rid of what doesn’t work, improve,
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Spring Potato and Asparagus Frittata I’m just returning from an exciting, yet short, trip to San Diego with Matt’s family. Matt’s little sister Hilary moved out there in the last year and we thought it would be a great location for a little family reunion. The weekend was full of activity – we did some site seeing,
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