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I’m a HUGE hummus lover. Give me a tub of hummus, some pita bread/crackers/veggies and I’ll be happy for hours. Did you know I have an awesome hummus recipe on the blog? I, personally, love making it from scratch as that way I get to control what I put in however there are some commercial ones you buy in the store that are awesome. Just be sure to use plain hummus and not flavored (unless you adjust your toppings to match or accent the flavors).
Tonight, we're going out for Chinese food like all the other MOTs in town, and when we come home, my mom will hand out everyone's Christmas Eve pajamas (don't tell her, but I got her some super-cute ones too), and we'll have a nightcap.
Yes, you can make them the night before and refrigerate them overnight! Let them sit on the counter top for a good 45 minutes to an hour before baking.
Make the shell components the day before, assemble the “pavs” before dinner, let them sit in the fridge, and they’re ready to go when the time is right. Don’t quote me on this, but I hear they’re even good for breakfast!
I have always felt like there is not nearly enough focus on the art of cleaning as you cook in recipes (though, ahem, there is a whole section on how to do it in Hot Mess Kitchen). Once it becomes second nature to compost your vegetable scraps as soon as you finish prepping your veg, to wash your bowls and whisks and cutting boards as soon as you're done with them, and perhaps, most importantly, to wipe down your work area after every little splatter, cooking becomes more joyful than you knew possible. This is extra-important in small kitchens (like mine), where you have very little surface area on which to spread your mess, but it'll make any kitchen experience more pleasurable.
Here’s a classic egg recipe for breakfast that every home cook should master: how to make an omelette! This recipe makes for the most delicious omelette you’ve ever had: classic French style, with a golden exterior, soft interior, and loads of savory flavor. It's an adaptation of Julia Child’s classic technique, and it really does make the best omelette recipe imaginable. Scrambled Egg Breakfast Tacos
*Fresh eggs are best for frying because the whites hold their shape. The whites on older eggs tend to spread: simply use a spatula to pull back the egg whites towards the middle (it just won’t look as pretty!).
It was named in honor of French politician, vicomte Francois-Ren de Chateaubriand whose chef, Montmireil, is given credit for inventing it although I’m not sure how anyone can take credit for roasting a piece of meat.
I like to keep things easy in the kitchen. My goal is to share low-effort, high reward recipes that get the stamp of approval from the entire family. Sharing dinner, dessert, and everything in between. Search Search Hash Brown Eggs Benedict with Dill Hollandaise View recipe 2 3 4 Contact Privacy policy Sign up
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Besides, it doesn’t matter if everything isn’t perfect. Your wife or girlfriend won’t complain if something is a little overcooked or your timing is off, she’ll appreciate the effort you take to put a multi-course meal together.
Fresh berries, nutty whole grains, and chewy flaxseeds combine for a delicious, lightly-sweetened muffin with a delightful texture. Recipe for Almond Berry Muffins from our recipe section.
I have always felt like there is not nearly enough focus on the art of cleaning as you cook in recipes (though, ahem, there is a whole section on how to do it in Hot Mess Kitchen). Once it becomes second nature to compost your vegetable scraps as soon as you finish prepping your veg, to wash your bowls and whisks and cutting boards as soon as you're done with them, and perhaps, most importantly, to wipe down your work area after every little splatter, cooking becomes more joyful than you knew possible. This is extra-important in small kitchens (like mine), where you have very little surface area on which to spread your mess, but it'll make any kitchen experience more pleasurable.
5. At home you won’t need a designated driver so you can enjoy that extra glass of Champagne and still be responsible.
Colorful asparagus, hearty potatoes, and savory pancetta form this delicious spring-inspired breakfast skillet hash that will have you saying, “I’d put an egg on that!”