It’s my favorite time of the year to go to the farmers market around here because all the fun fall flavors are out. I knew I was going to make fresh pasta on Tuesday because I have been craving it recently and my gluten free roommate was out of town so I could really get…
These mushrooms were a healthy and easy weeknight dinner and came out wayyy better than I even imagined. In fact, I was having a beer with some friends at a burger place near my apartment and I had to leave to make these just as their burgers were arriving to the table. I was really questioning my sanity, but after one bite of the mushroom I totally forgot about the burgers!
Finally there’s a date! The much awaited 4th season of Arrested Development will be available on Netflix in full on May 26th. To celebrate, I am dedicating a week of recipes to the greatest food moments of the first 3 seasons. Today is one of my all time favorites, Hot Ham Water. In this episode (s3-e9 “S.O.B’s”), Lindsay is trying to be more of a domesticated mother figure to the family, and her first attempt at cooking dinner is a dish she likes to call Hot Ham Water. I took inspiration from this scene to make a flavorful ham broth and load it up with some sauteed ham, collard greens, and udon noodle. Tasty stuff!
This recipe for fresh orecchiette was based on a dish by Kristen Kish on Top Chef. It has apples, pomegranate, kale, and pork.
God this soup is so ugly. The good news is that it is healthy and tastes amazing. But yea, it looks like puke. I came home from work and decided to make an easy and healthy soup with stuff that I had lying around the house, and this was the result. It’s kinda like when you are a kid and you think if you combine all the colors in the crayon box you will make this awesome new color but it just turns out greenish black. Luckily, the flavor was the opposite of ugly.
Hearty winter veggies like celery root and kale make this soup creamy and filling.
A delicious sandwich layered with roasted pork, strawberries, kale, goat cheese, and onion.
A vibrant green stovetop mac and cheese colored and flavored with kale, basil, spinach, scallions, and jalapeno