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The best meals donβt come from restaurant kitchens. They come from home cooks like you who take simple ingredients and turn them into something worth sharing. My specialty is making global cooking approachable, from beloved American classics to exciting international flavors. I create recipes that make it simple to cook memorable, restaurant-quality dishes, so you can feel confident and inspired in your own kitchen.
Hey there, Let's be honest: the turkey is fine, but the sides are why most of us look forward to Thanksgiving dinner. The catch is that the turkey takes over the oven for most of the day. So these are the sides that work around it: made ahead, done on the stovetop or roasted while the turkey rests. The Classics Mashed potatoes: Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes. Make them the day before and reheat. Stuffing: Sourdough Stuffing. Assemble it the day before, bake it on Thursday. Gravy: Turkey Gravy...
Happy Sunday, Friends. The hard part of Thanksgiving isn't any one dish. It's getting all of them hot and on the table at the same time, with one oven and a turkey that hogs it for hours. The trick is doing most of the work in the weeks and days before, so on Thursday youβre roasting the turkey and finishing what youβve already prepped. My planner below lays it out step by step. These are the four dishes we never skip at our table. What are yours? Hit reply, I'd love to know. The turkeyDry...
Hey there, On restaurant menus, I almost always skip pasta dishes because pasta night at home is one of my favorite things. The ingredients are simple and economical, and it tastes every bit as good as what you'd order out. These five are as good as any restaurant's, and you can make every one of them. Start hereGarlic Parmesan Chicken PastaI love that this one tastes so decadent without having to go overboard with cream and butter. For steak nightSteak PastaButter-basted ribeye over penne in...