Cooler weather means comfort food and you can have that, even if you've got less than a half hour to make it happen. Put away the pizza delivery guy's number and grab one skillet. You are about to make a fantastic dinner in 20 minutes.
Before you release your ghosts and ghouls on the neighborhood, make sure they have something a little healthy. Make it simple with a gorgeous salad that showcases the beautiful colors of autumn. Sneak a little of nature's candy into the mix before trick or treating!
If you haven't cooked much with lentils, it's time to embrace their versatility, vibrance, and — well — deliciousness! While I love them in everything from salad to casseroles, my first lentil love is soup. If you've not experienced what they can do for a bisque, get ready for a treat!
Enjoying a variety of color in your diet has been shown to be healthy - and beautiful - and it's super simple to do when you assemble a bowl of poke, a Hawaiian raw fish salad that's enjoyed both as an appetizer and main course on the islands and beyond.
Sweet and spicy come together in a quick stir-fry sauce that will have friends and loved ones singing your praises. Bring together a lot of unlikely matches in this fall garden-inspired dish that is anything but ordinary.
Breakfast gets a lunchtime makeover when BLTs become the inspiration for a clever skillet strata. A one-pan breakfast to fuel your weekend adventures is just what you need now!
Whether you are rushing out the door to go apple-picking or attend the PTO meeting, this month calls for a lot of good meals-on-the-go. Sandwiches are natural choices and there's no reason to stop at PBJs or baloney on white bread. It's decadent dinner sandwich time!
Tender boneless country ribs can be a quick weekday meal if you have a pressure cooker to make the traditional slow cooked meat into a quick process. Add to that a spicy, tangy sauce inspired by the flavors of Thailand and you've got a great go-to mid-week dinner.
As October progresses, our gardens and market stands give us more root vegetables and other hearty items. Tender lettuces give way to sturdy cabbages. So embrace the change in harvest and enjoy a main dish slaw boasting crunchy veggies, juicy fruit, warm chicken, and an asian dressing.
Traditionally left as an item around Easter time, boiled eggs get ignored for much of the rest of the year. But, if you have just a bit of time, they can be a great quick breakfast or addition to your favorite noodle bowl - and just downright adorable when dressed up as little mice.
