Whether you are gluten-intolerant or looking to make low-carb choices, these gluten-free recipes are easy to make in a small kitchen and will leave you feeling full.
Read MoreThese sweet and spiced nuts are made in one pan in under 20 minutes. They are surprisingly healthy considering how addicting they are and make a great party snack or DIY gift.
Read MoreNot too sweet, reasonably healthy, and super simple to make—this homemade chocolate bark can be made with whatever nuts and dried fruit you have on hand.
Read MoreRoasted acorn squash is one of my favorite things about fall and this vegan dish works as a hearty side or can star as the main event.
Read MoreI’ve been wanting to try olive oil cake for ages and Jeanine Donofrio and Jack Mathew’s new cookbook Love & Lemons Everyday had the perfect recipe. I made some modifications, but as someone who hates measuring, this cake was simple to make and I’m pleased with how this came out.
Read MoreThis soup is perfectly simple and warms the soul on cold nights. Just slice the squash and onions and place on a baking sheet with the garlic and seeds.
Read MoreThis salad is so simple but so delicious. It’s perfect for a light starter before a hearty soup or pasta dish.
Read MoreThis is my favorite way to eat perfectly ripe heirloom tomatoes and it’s super easy, especially if you have pesto on hand.
Read MoreI love chimichurri and am always looking for ideas to use it more. I found this recipe in my copy of Love and Lemons Everyday by Jeanine Donofrio.
Read MoreChimichurri is a traditional green sauce from Argentina and I put it on anything and everything—meats, eggs, veggies—and sometimes straight out of the bowl.
Read MoreI understand this dessert is not revolutionary, but it’s really yummy, simple, and healthy (as far as dessert goes) and perfect for summer.
Read MoreI found beautiful, fleeting, foraged fiddleheads at Whole Foods and just had to have them. They were tucked in a corner of the product section right next to foraged ramps! I decided to prepare them in some butter with shiitakes mushrooms (sensing a foraged theme?) and a squeeze of fresh lemon.
Read MoreThis risotto with leeks and shiitakes mushrooms is scrumptious. You can serve it as a side, but it stands well on it’s own as the main event. Perfect for a fancy night when you’re feeding a crowd.
Read MoreThis salad is perfect for spring and bursting with flavor as long as you don’t try to roast your own beets.
Read MoreThis one-pan dish is FANTASTIC and it’s my new go-to when I want to wow my guests with comfort food. The combination of crispy chicken, perfectly roasted vegetables, and thick cream sauce make this to die for.
Read MoreThis soup is vegan and gluten-free but satisfying for everyone! It’s perfectly spiced and a great way to warm up this winter.
Read MoreThis is essentially a peanut butter & jelly sandwich, but way classier.
Read MoreDarn! I “accidentally” let the avocados get too ripe again... Literally no one who eats this can tell it’s vegan or that it’s made with avocados.
Read MoreThe French technique, en Papillote, meaning food cooked and served in paper wrapper is bursting with flavor, easy to make, and even easier to clean up. Sea Bass is my favorite but any fish will do.
Read MoreI prefer these to be less sweet and topped with lots of sliced almonds so they are a crunchy protein treat.
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