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Crockpot Sundried Tomato Shredded Chicken Bowls
Is it just me or has this year been a turbulent start? Despite my best intentions to quick of 2024 with renewed energy, vigor, determination, and focus, I feel like the last 6 weeks have been ones of immense…
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Strawberry Sorbet Lemons
Okay, last week I shared a dessert that is a not-horribly-wrong-but-still-labor-of-love chocolate treat for the impending Hallmark holiday. So this week, I am sharing a quick-and-easy citrus treat for those of us who don’t have the time…. My husband…
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Kahlua Chocolate Cake
*REPOST FROM THE OLD BLOG. Although Valentine’s Day may be overrated, I always love an excuse to eat dessert! Now if you know me, you know I can’t bake. I truly can’t. Following directions in the kitchen is really…
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Thai Papaya Salad
Okay, as my last Thai-inspired recipe of the month I thought I would go out with a bang with a dish I could eat every damn day. Sorry for the swearing but it’s just that good. Nick and I…
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Spicy Basil Chicken Larb
This is one of Nick’s favorite meals. There are only two things we order takeout from and this is the recipe that included 50% of the time. So I was determined to learn how to make it on my…
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Baked Crispy Rice Salad
As an exciting third recipe in the series, let me introduce you to Crispy Rice salad. In previous iterations of this blog, I have attempted recreations of the iconic LA eatery Night+Market’s crispy rice. Which, if you are ever…
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Pork Jook
Jook. Juk. Congee. Rice porridge. Named differently based on the region of Asia in which it is made, the type of rice used, and the water-to-rice ratio, there are just as many ways or techniques to make jook as…
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Traditional Thai Green Curry
Happy 2024 everyone!As I reflect on the past year, the highs were high and the lows… felt like bad lows in the moment but were honestly, not all that bad. So I will call it a win. If you’re…
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NYD Black-Eyed Pea Dip
Another Southern tradition for you with this one! As tradition/folklore/superstition has it – the first thing one should eat on New Year’s Day is black eyed peas. It will bring you good luck and prosperity for the new year.…
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Sausage Balls
I just cannot get over how much I love special holiday dishes. Sausage Balls are one of the biggest and most beloved traditions of our family Christmas. My mom usually has to make 3-4 batches of these puppies and…
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Gluten-Free Recipes for my Gluten-Loving Family.
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