A couple of years ago, I traveled to visit my family in Argentina and I ended up having a terrible bout of gastritis that took a couple months to recover from. This recipe is an Instant Pot version of my ...
It’s fall! In my neck of the woods the leaves are at peak color, the nights are noticeably colder, and the days have been drizzly and overcast. This season makes me want to curl up inside with a warm ...
I’ve enjoyed making my own Creamy Coconut Milk from finely shredded coconut flakes at home for years, but my method of using hot water in the blender has had me reconsidering whether there was another way. And then I ...
If I had to pick my favorite wild plant that is readily available in a grocery store produce section, it would be dandelion greens. Yes, the weed most of us yank out of our gardens! Wild plants like dandelion greens ...
My absolute favorite recipes are the ones where I don’t have to do anything aside from get the ingredients together, and that includes only having to clean the one dish they were combined in. During winter, that means a ...
This mildly spicy Hot and Sour Soup makes a wonderful side dish to any Asian or Asian-inspired entree, but can also become a main dish itself with the addition of half a pound of cooked, shredded chicken during the ...
Tuna salad is often vilified as smelly, fishy, and a Very Bad Thing to bring to the office for lunch. This reputation put me off it for years, until I went looking for easy seafood recipes I could whip ...
Salmon can be delightful in soups and stews, but a little tricky to work with. The best method I’ve discovered is not to let the fish cook in boiling liquid; instead, if you stir it in gently just after ...
