Garden Broccoli

Not all recipes have to be fancy. Sometimes their only value is to remind us how to cook the thing we already love. I take it for granted that I know how to cook salmon. Crispy on the outside, silky smooth on the inside. For those of you looking to perfect restaurant-style seared salmon, this post is for you. It’s simple, straight forward, and nearly foolproof.

Seared Salmon

Not all recipes have to be fancy. Sometimes their only value is to remind us how to cook the thing we already love. I take it for granted that I know how to cook salmon. Crispy on the outside, silky smooth on the inside. For those of you looking to perfect restaurant-style seared salmon, this post is for you. It’s simple, straight forward, and nearly foolproof.

French Lentils

Ina Garten. My hero. She was the first cookbook author to show me French cuisine is not scary. Done the right way (with a glass of wine in your hand and the Midnight in Paris Spotify playlist on repeat) it too can be fulfilling, comforting, approachable, and deceptively easy to throw together.

Tarragon Mustard Compound Butter

You know that moment when you taste your cooking and think “hmm…it’s missing something…”. I usually say “Add Salt!” And it usually does the trick. That’s until I discovered the true missing ingredient in life.

Compound butter.

Cacao Tahini Balls

If you love my Key Lime Matcha Balls, you must try their dark and luscious counterpart – Cacao Tahini Balls.

Key Lime Matcha Balls

Fortunately for my sweet tooth, I discovered Key Lime Matcha Balls! They are 100% raw, vegan, organic and filled with antioxidants. They taste sinfully delicious, but they’re made with nothing but heart-healthy plant-based ingredients.

Caramelized Pearl Onions

Pop one of these buttery, sweet onions in your mouth and you’ll know it was worth the wait.

Carrot Ribbons

Why are vegetables 1000 times more fun to cook and eat when they look like ribbons?

Potato Leek Soup

For a few years growing up, my mom would bring a huge caldron (yes, a caldron) of potato soup to my grandma’s house for Christmas Eve. It made you feel warm, loved, cozy, and most of all in the holiday spirit.