When beautiful beets grace my kitchen, it's time to really let them shine. Cooked until just tender, they are then sautéed in a honey and hot sauce blend that plays beautifully with their natural flavors. It's a perfect transitional side dish for the coming of fall.
Born of a combination of aromatic masters and the garden, chimichurri makes a beautiful marinade for chicken tenderloins before they meet the grill. Next up: a bed of fantastic seasonal produce drizzled in a bright and tangy dressing. Salad is served!
Stuffing mix makes a quick stuffing happen for stuffed squash that can fit into anyone's busy weeknight dinner schedule. Comfort food is here to help you get through the winter doldrums. Let your oven work for you while you make the stuffing.
A quick, simple, and delightfully spicy sauce gives this dish its kick. If you have lovely red Korean peppers, they make the prettiest sauce, but good 'ol serranos or jalapeños will also work well. Pork chops give it a tender, juicy foundation and sautéed mushrooms give it a fitting crown.
Main dish salads become absolutely stunning in fall. In this one, tender chicken gets paired with everything the season has to offer: from crisp cucumbers and peppers to sweet cherry tomatoes and corn fresh off the cob. This bright and healthy salad is a treat to look at and an even bigger treat to eat!
A glorious main dish salad brings the flavors of Thailand together with the season's finest produce and tender, spicy shrimp. You'll be making it again and again and sipping Thai tea alongside it all summer long.
Pairing the crisp skin and tender interior of roasted chicken with fresh roasted green vegetables and a tangy dressing is perfect summer eating. Using a piece of Indian flatbread as a plate that will soak up all that deliciousness is pure genius.
Light and refreshing, this colorful salad can withstand wilting and pairs beautifully with everything from grilled foods to your picnic favorites. Bring a healthy rainbow to your plate and find yourself turning to again and again as the weather gets warmer.
Get more veggies and plant fiber into your diet without sacrificing flavor with dinner bowls bursting with everything from falafels and hummus to fresh tomatoes and roasted cauliflower. It's a meal that's almost too pretty to eat!
Bring salad fully into fall in a way that makes it not just a main dish, but a company-worthy offering that is quick, elegant, and downright beautiful on a plate. Put a cornucopia on your table tonight!
