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Roasted Butternut Squash with Ricotta and Rosemary
I don’t always cook on the weekends. Well, except for Sundays. On Fridays and Saturdays, I don’t even plan meals half the time, because either I have something going on, or I designate it a “leftover...
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Potato-Onion Gratin
I have a friend living with me for couple of months while she transitions from living in Kansas City to moving back home up in Minnesota. She happens to work for a company that works with various food...
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Pasta Bows with Smoked Salmon
Happy first day of December! I can’t believe the holidays are already almost here. As it always tends to, this month is going to fly by before we know what hit us. I’ve already got my tree and other...
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Chicken Paprika
I am sorry that I have not been posting much. As every month begins, I feel hopeful that this fresh month will be the month I get back into gear with my writing and start posting more. But each month...
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Fettuccine with Tomato Basil Cream Sauce
This is something I have made twice now in recent history for dinners with Cory. He, actually, gave me the recipe, which he got from his mom. This is delicious. I mean, who doesn’t love the flavor...
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Pasta with Roasted Sweet Potatoes, Feta and Spinach (or Arugula!)
There’s no better feeling than when you nail a recipe… especially the first time you try it. And even more so after you tried something else and didn’t do quite so well. (see post about pork chops)...
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The Great Hydration Experiment, Week 5: Mint
Sorry that it’s been a couple of weeks since one of our water-drinking posts have come up. It’s my fault. I kept forgetting to get the mint and so Kortney and I postponed it for a week. (and got...
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Greek Marinated Chicken
When you’re busy a lot like I am, you don’t always want a recipe that’s going to take a lot of time. Sometimes we just want something delicious but that is also “no muss, no fuss.” On a busy weekend...
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Roasted Acorn Squash and Arugula
Before I get on topic, let me begin this post by saying that I love my boyfriend very, very much. However, when Greg has to stay the night out because of his work on occasion, I usually take...
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Pasta with Oven Roasted Cherry Tomatoes and Capers
I do not have a lot of Thanksgiving recipes on my blog. Honestly, with such a large family, I never host Thanksgiving dinner, and when asked to bring something, I usually bring Green Bean Casserole or...
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Caprese Dip
It’s time to get back in the swing of things! All of the factors in me not writing has left me struggling a little to get back into the habit. But I have some yummy recipes to share, so I will work on...
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Ground Turkey Stroganoff
When we have Greg’s kids every other weekend, I often times find myself hard pressed to know what to cook for them. They all like and dislike different things. It’s especially often a challenge to be...
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Turkey Lasagna
I always feel like I am making excuses as to why I haven’t posted in a while. Plain and simple, my life is very busy these days. It was a lot easier to post more frequently when I was unemployed! Not...
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Orzo Caprese Salad
Anyone who has followed my blog long enough knows that I love anything caprese. A few years ago an acquaintance of mine made this for a party (an Italian-themed party in which I featured my Italian...
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Caprese Grilled Chicken
My love for caprese has found itself yet another winner. I found this recipe on Pinterest and it sounded like the absolute perfect summery recipe. And it was. Greg and I both enjoyed it very much. It...
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Herb-Baked Chicken in a Salt Crust
Okay, I am going to start right off and say that I think that this is one of the most amazing meals I have cooked in a while. This comes from one of my new cookbooks, called Flavors, by Paul Gayler....
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