For a flavor variety, try using Yummy Hummus (pg.262), Sundried Tomato Tzatziki (pg.258) or Rosemary Eggplant (pg.250) as a substitute for the pesto. Use seasonal vegetables whenever possible as they not only taste better but have a healthier nutritional profile. For a cheesy variety, try using mozzarella, feta, havarti or Swiss instead of cheddar. (per serving) large small Calories (k/cal) 658.4 329.2 Fat (g) 20.8 10.4 Saturated (g) 4.9 2.4 Monounsaturated (g) 11.1 5.5 Polyunsaturated (g) 1.2 0.6 Omega-3 (g) 0.7 0.3 Omega-6(g) 1.1 0.6 Carbohydrates (g) 50.9 25.5 Fiber (g) 15.9 8.0 Sugars (g) 7.4 3.7 Protein (g) 67.0 33.5
For the best French toast, be sure to use slightly stale bread. This ensures that the bread will soak up all those savory flavors from the egg mixture.
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With only 1 ingredient and a waffle maker, these Cinnamon Roll Waffles are perfect for a special breakfast or add fruit pie filling for a quick dessert.
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This is going to be a winner for my brunch party this Saturday. Thanks for the idea!
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Like something plucked from a tropical bar, this bright purple slushie is all you’ll need to get you through the season’s soaring temperatures. Sweet, thick, and blissfully colorful, all you need for this slushie is blender, berries, fresh mint, some almond milk, and added sugar is completely optional.
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Whether you need to roast a rack of lamb to impress the in-laws or are looking for a stellar seared scallop recipe to make your partner smile, this list of 25 fantastic fancy dinner recipes has you covered!
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OK- this recipe is SO easy I almost didn’t share it. BUT it’s sooooo good. Fresh, late Summer tomatoes are the star in this recipe and I promise you this will blow you away.
I love making a list, plotting everything I’m going to cook with it later in the week. I love checking my pantry just before I go to see if there’s anything I’m running low on, and adding it to the list in addition to my weekly usuals. I love visiting multiple stores (usually Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, my local favorite, Nugget, and maybe once a month, Costco) because I like different things from different stores (there is, for example, no dried pineapple like the Dried Baby Pineapple from Trader Joe’s, no peanut butter as good as the organic unsweetened Whole Foods creamy peanut butter spread, and no ricotta that compares to the Bellwether Farms Whole Milk Basket Ricotta they sell at Nugget. What can I say? I like to have my stuff.
Preparing Chateaubriand and a sauce to go with it is pretty straight forward. The most important think I can tell you is not to overcook the meat! Use a meat thermometer and take the meat out of the oven before it reaches your desired temperature.
And I have been baking. The usual weekly challah, yes, but also cookies, a couple of loaves of this excellent bread from the NYT, and over the weeknd, a riff on the banana bread from my last book, Hot Mess Kitchen. As is usually the impetus for banana bread, we had a few bananas languishing in my fruit bowl on the counter, which is whatever most of the time, but in times of limited groceries and extra attention paid to ever morsel of food we consume, not okay. There was no throwing them in the freezer and popping them in a smoothie whenever I felt the whim—there is no space in the freezer. Plus, we really needed a loaf of banana bread.