All Stir It Up!
- Zucchini muffins every mom will loveWhether you're trying to get more veggies into your little one's diet, or you're surprising Mom on a special occasion, these zucchini muffins will bring a smile to faces of all ages.
- Roasted asparagus with poached eggsRoasted asparagus spears are topped with saut茅ed bacon and shallots and a poached egg for a light lunch.
- Quinoa and oven-roasted salmon saladThis tried-and-true technique for oven-roasted salmon can serve as a quick way to prepare salmon when an outdoor grill isn't available.
- Coconut sconesMade with coconut oil, grated coconut, and dusted with cinnamon sugar, these scones are just the right amount of sweet.
- Glazed lemon cookiesA sweet lemon cookie is topped with a tart lemon glaze. Work ahead so your dough has time to firm up in the freezer. 聽
- Meatless Monday: One-pot pastaSometimes a multi-step dinner is just too much. For those stressful weeknights, or a night 'Chef Dad' is on duty, this one-pot pasta is a great solution.聽
- Cinco de Mayo recipe: tacos de carnitasCelebrate Cinco de Mayo with a traditional Mexican dish. Shredded pork soft tacos are easy, economical, and delicious tacos made with braised pork.
- Gluten-free almond cookiesWhether you're gluten-free or just experimenting in the kitchen, almond meal is a great flour substitute. These simple cookies are flexible, stick with just three ingredients for a quick bake, or jazz them up with a few extras.
- Navarin d鈥檃gneau: A French lamb stew for springLamb Navarin combines lamb, peas, carrots, new potatoes, and turnips for a spring stew that is hearty, but lighter tasting than beef stew.
- Kale recipe: saut茅ed kale with bacon and onionsIf you are still having trouble taming the fresh kale in your CSA bag, saut茅 it up with a little bacon and onion to boost the flavor.
- Spicy peanut kale salad with mintSome say the kale trend is over, but a spicy peanut and mint sauce proves the queen of greens is here to stay.聽
- National Pretzel Day: Make your own soft pretzelsNational Pretzel Day is April 26. While a number of pretzel companies are offering free samples, nothing beats making your own homemade soft pretzels.
- Chickpeas with blood sausageBlood sausage and spicy chorizo rub shoulders with, chickpeas, spring peas, and watercress in this quick stove-top stew. Serve it as a main course, or a tapas-style starter.聽
- A new twist for artichoke dipGoat cheese, lemon, capers, and Greek yogurt stand in for mayonnaise in this artichoke spread. A food processor makes this simple savory spread a snap.
- Top cheap cuts: Five flavorful, budget-friendly meat choicesMeat can really take a bite out of your grocery budget. Rethink the cuts you choose with this helpful guide, full of links to delicious recipes.
- Southern cornbread chicken and dressing with gravyThere is a difference between comfort food and comfort cooking, though sometimes the two marry to result in a quiet afternoon in the kitchen, followed by a glorious meal well worth the effort.聽
- Easter leftovers? Make a ham salad.When you find yourself knee-deep in leftover holiday ham, keep calm and make ham salad.
- Spring sprout and farro saladCelebrate the arrival of spring with this new greens salad.
- Easter jewel cookiesEaster candy meets buttery goodness in this fun kid-friendly cookie recipe. Make up the dough ahead of time and refrigerate or freeze it until you're ready to bake.聽
- Easter candy: Homemade Peeps that are better than store-boughtThis Easter, try making your own Peeps 鈥 they'll taste great, and are endlessly customizable. Whether you're a family of head-biters, or a all-in-one-bite bunch, these marshmallow chicks will disappear quick.