A classic recipe gets a grilled twist that makes it a perfect fall favorite. A whole salmon fillet gets a simple lemon pepper rub, a bit of time on the grill along with a lemon, and finished with grilled lemon juice and either fresh green onions or briny capers.
We begin Fall Brunch Week with a casual, kinda messy dish that's inspired by Eggs Benedict, but just barely. Get everything from a pan-toasted croissant and smoked salmon to a perfect fried egg and creamy hollandaise sauce on one plate and you'll be hooked!
We begin Fall Grilling Week with a simple meal prepared entirely on the grill. Everything from salmon fillets and fresh beans to tender lemon halves that get squeezed over everything else is in the mix.
Grab your air fryer and put together a stunning blend of fresh and "fried" that will delight all of your senses. Everything from air fried chickpeas, peppers, and cauliflower to fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, and pepper find themselves in a bowl with feta, olives, toasted pita, and a creamy dressing.
Blending recipes is a great skill that leads to delicious new salads. Get the lowdown on how to do just that with two recently posted recipes from Seasoned Cooking and let the lip smacking begin!
This salad has a lot of crunch and texture and takes minutes to put together. It pairs beautifully with pork and chicken and makes a creative side for your favorite soups and sandwiches.
Continuing our focus on healthier eating, fries get a makeover with oven roasting replacing frying, sweet potatoes replacing regular spuds, and a fantastic seasoning mix bringing it all together. Plus … the secret to crispy oven fries every time!
Rich and warming, this versatile stew can be made meatless or with chicken. With sweet potatoes, hot peppers, cauliflower, kale, sun dried tomatoes, garlic, ginger, and peanut butter, meat in the meal is utterly optional and this comfort food stew will put you in cozy mode either way.
Tostadas answer the question "what's for breakfast/lunch/dinner?" in a way that will bring smiles all 'round the table. A great vehicle for leftovers, ingredients that didn't quite get used in a previous recipe, and your own creativity.
This coleslaw is a great make ahead salad for tailgating, potlucks, and more. Add a bright splash of color to your autumn menus with a dish that, much like soups and stews, lasts several days and has a flavor that finds more depth over time.
