Posts in Recipes
Redefining Taco Tuesday

Embark on a weekly gastronomic journey with Tantalizing Tuesdays, where the delectable 'T' dishes take center stage. From the zesty allure of Taco Tuesday to the sweet symphony of Tiramisu Tuesday, these culinary adventures promise to elevate your midweek dining experience. Explore the flaky indulgence of Tart Tuesday, dive into the umami wonders of Teriyaki Tuesday, and embrace the refreshing vibrancy of Tabbouleh Tuesday. Tofu Tuesday brings a plant-based twist, while Tempura Tuesday introduces a delightful crispy texture.

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A Fall Treat! Pork Chops and Apples

As the leaves begin to change and a gentle chill graces the air, it's the perfect time to savor the flavors of fall. And what better way to embrace the season than with a heartwarming and delectable dish that combines the rich notes of apple cider with the savory goodness of pork chops? This recipe for Savory Apple Cider Pork Chops is not only a culinary delight but also a testament to the beauty of autumn's bounty.

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Challaween Bread Recipe

Most Halloweens I collect so much candy that I often can’t finish before they go stale or I simply lose interest. Luckily I discovered a way to incorporate my halloween candy into Challah bread to repurpose the sweets. Here’s how you can start a new ritual with your leftover halloween candy:

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Fun Bowls

Buddha Bowl. Hippie Bowl. Power Bowl. But have you ever had a FUN BOWL?! It’s a choose your own adventure, but for cooking! Not only is it a quick and simple “recipe”, if you will, but the fun part is that it is based on whatever you have in your kitchen! There really is no need for measuring cups, timers, or the “right” ingredients…

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Sabzi Polo Bah Mahi (Herbed Rice and Fish)

Sabzi Polo Bah Mahi or herbed rice with fish is traditionally served on “Nowruz” Persian New Year, which coincides with the Spring equinox. Nowruz has been celebrated since the time of Zoroaster, an ancient Iranian prophet who founded Zoroastrianism. Nowruz has also been celebrated by diverse communities for over 3,000 years in Western Asia, Central Asia, the Caucasus, Black Sea, the Balkans & South Asia.

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