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Some of the best memories involve gathering for a meal. Memories are made through planning and preparation, as well as the conversation that surrounds the table. Food is full of tradition and even encouragement. Whether it is a quick weeknight family meal or a crowd-pleasing birthday dinner, you show love through the simple act of cooking. My approach is simple, honest, and fun!
Chicken Piccata isn’t a new idea but it is one worth remembering. The sauce is salty and briny from the capers and smoothed out by a bit of butter. Then brightened up by a little lemon juice. The perfect weeknight chicken dish that deserves more recognition.
Chicken and waffles with a creamy, herby, maple dijon sauce is easy enough for a weeknight dinner.
Roasted ceasar chicken salad is elevated by roasted the romaine lettuce and homemade croutons.
Sausage and peppers is the original sheet pan dinner. Saute the vegetables before putting them in the oven. Add a sprinkle of balsamic vinegar to make this recipe stand out from others.
This Christmas Cooke Trifle is an easy no bake dessert. It is layered with chocolate and vanilla pudding mixed with mascarpone, and topped with cool whip. This is a great way to use the Christmas cookies and the perfect festive dessert for your table.
Brussels sprouts and pomegranate seed salad is crunchy and tangy. A healthy side dish or a great snack.
Baked Penne Vodka is a creamy pasta dish that is great for a crowd. One of my favorite recipes from the cookbook, At the Kitchen Sink
Fall off the bone short ribs braised in a red wine sauce that is enhanced with figs and cippolini onions.
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Chicken Piccata isn’t a new idea but it is one worth remembering. The sauce is salty and briny from the capers and smoothed out by a bit of butter. Then brightened up by a little lemon juice. The perfect weeknight chicken dish that deserves more recognition.