You don’t have to be an anthropomorphic Pixar rat to make this delicious stewed vegetable dish. Originating in the South of France, ratatouille is an easy way to add a healthy, flavorful side to a meal.
Read MoreOtherwise known as manitaria yiahni, this Greek mushroom stew makes an easy, hearty, and flavorful vegetarian dinner…
Read MoreNot to be confused with the Spanish adobo seasoning, Adobo Chicken is the national dish of the Phillipines and indigenous to that country…
Read MoreHailing from Laos and Northern Thailand, this addictive chicken coconut soup is otherwise known as Tom Kha Gai…
Read MoreThe classic Italian base for sauteed mushrooms is featured in this recipe: olive oil, garlic, and parsley. Sauteed in this trifecta of deliciousness, the mushrooms are called trifolati (truffled) …
Read MoreThis spicy, savory recipe rivals any garlic sauce dish I’ve ever ordered for take-out. It’s also a flexible way to use up leftover vegetables…
Read MoreThe national dish of Brazil, feijoada is a flavorful pork & bean stew with roots in Portguegese cozidos and traces of influence from Asian, West Indian, and African cuisine…
Read MoreThe Roman version of sweet & sour sauce (agrodolce) is made by reducing a combination of honey and vinegar (often red wine, but, in this case, balsamic)…
Read MoreWhen it comes to ground beef tacos, this is, hands-down, the winning recipe in my book…
Read MoreMarinated in gochujang, white miso paste, honey, and apple cider vinegar, this chicken has a sweet, savory, spiciness that never fails to hit the spot…
Read MoreChicken Marsala is one of my favorite meals to serve for a leisurely dinner with company, but it’s also a surprisingly easy meal to whip up for a random weeknight…
Read MoreThis is my own gumbo recipe, combining a few favorite recipes into a simple version that still retains that signature gumbo richness…
Read MoreI like to balance the heat in this dish by serving it with baked sweet potatoes and/or, as pictured here, broiled pineapple…
Read MoreThis flavor-packed gai yang (grilled chicken) dish is a specialty of Loas and northern Thailand…
Read MoreLeans more towards the sour than the sweet and ditches deep fried dough in favor of a light glaze…
Read MoreI’m convinced that blackened seasoning is magic. Nothing sugar-free and practically fat-free should taste so good. And yet!…
Read MoreAlthough this recipe is on the easier, faster, healthier side of New Orleans fare, it still packs a spicy, mouth-watering punch…
Read MoreAlthough our family has always called these “big pancakes,” I suspect they might be a version of palatschinken (Austrian crepes)…
Read MoreThis Spanish pork loin is a beautiful, festive centerpiece dish, fit for a holiday feast…
Read MoreI love that I can throw this Spanish recipe in the fridge to marinate for a flexible 2-6 hours while running errands …
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