If you’re looking for a pasta dish that’s both vibrant and flavorful, this Pesto Pasta with Charred Radicchio and Sun-dried Tomatoes is the perfect choice. It brings together the bold, herby flavors of pesto with the slightly bitter, caramelized notes of seared radicchio and the read more
Join me for a day of all things sweet corn! 🌽 In this vlog, I’m taking my love for corn to the next level by seeing how much I can eat in one day. From breakfast to dinner, it’s corn in every dish—and it was read more
Summer is all about enjoying fresh, vibrant flavors without spending hours in the kitchen. When the days are long and the weather is warm, a quick and easy dish that bursts with seasonal goodness is just what you need. Enter Italian Green Beans with Tomatoes read more
Craving a unique twist on your favorite pizza? Look no further than this mouthwatering sweet and spicy potato pepperoni pizza! Indulge in the perfect combination of crispy potatoes, spicy pepperoni, and a touch of sweetness that will leave your taste buds begging for more. Why read more
Raw unsalted sunflower seeds are my favorite alternative to pine nuts in pesto, and make homemade pesto much more budget-friendly. Tips for the Greenest Pesto Basil oxidizes quickly, turning from bright green to brown rapidly after its cellular contents are exposed to air through chopping read more
Late Summer Shrimp Scampi with Corn and Cherry Tomatoes is a weeknight-friendly meal that good quality simple ingredients turn into something special. This version of the classic shrimp scampi uses olive oil instead of butter, lemon juice in place of wine, and best of all read more
first frost season One-pot farro is a great way to use up less than spectacular end-of-season tomatoes and green beans before the first frost hits. Other cold-tolerant veggies, like fennel or greens (Swiss chard, kale, or mustards) also make good additions. One of my favorite read more
tender greens season Every spring I plant Swiss chard in my garden, and all summer struggle to use it in the kitchen and curse myself for wasting precious garden space on it. Swiss chard is best cook in liquids, either braised in a skillet or read more