It was such a treat to be interviewed by The Washington Post about 15 Minute Meals — they shared the inspirations behind the book and a few of the “clever shortcut[s]” in the book. They also included one of my favorite recipes from the book, the shrimp fried rice that uses the flavorful combo of sriracha, ginger and garlic powder. Give it a look!
Read MoreA segment on the Today Show showcasing recipes for how to make shrimp once and use it three ways!
Read MoreSince I’m sure absolutely everyone is making their own handmade pies this season (wink), I bet you’ll have some extra pie dough lying around and no idea what to do with it! I have the answer: apple. pie. dumplings.
Read MoreThanksgiving turkey? Who needs her? With COVID going on, my family’s Thanksgiving is going to be much smaller than usual this year. Instead of basing a massive turkey, I’ve decided to go with making smaller, individual cornish hens. The name sounds fancy, but I promise you - this is the easiest thing you’ll be making this holiday.
Read MoreI am a massive fan of Za’atar. Usually it’s a combination of thyme or oregano and sesame seeds. I was introduced to za’atar by my mother-in-law who is Israeli, but you will see za’atar all over the Middle East and in North Africa.
Read MoreI LOVE risotto. I love rice and the way it can all starchily come together so beautifully. But since it’s summer, I’m always looking for ways to make typically “heavy” recipes lighter. So this dish is how you make corn risotto without actually using any rice. Take a look below!
Read MoreThe problem with meal prepping is always the idea of eating the same thing day after day! But this week I joined The Today Show to give them an idea for meal prepping that gives a bit more variety. With my black pepper shrimp you can make three distinct meals without a lot of extra work.
Read MoreThis tart is an easy and tasty appetizer for entertaining or even just a quiet Friday night in - a healthier alternative to pizza, if you will :) You can make them ahead of time and serve them warm or cold, making them a versatile treat year-round!
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