Make steak work for midweek meals when you sear it beautifully and crown it with decadent miso butter mushrooms. The best part? It can be on the table in a half hour. Pour a glass of wine and get your cast iron skillet ready!
When there's not a lot of time for making or eating dinner, potsticker soup is here to help. From start to finish, it takes 20 minutes to make and my family will inhale it in minutes and be back for seconds!
As we near the end of February and we begin to look toward spring, give yourself a sneak peek with a gorgeous salad featuring both fresh and roasted vegetables, tender chicken, olives, creamy hummus, and a fantastic dressing.
With April here, everyone is busy welcoming spring with yard work, spring cleaning, and the occasional spring concert or ball game. Save time and money by making dinner a snap with a quick peanut noodle dish featuring the flavors of Thailand and speed that can't be matched by pizza delivery or fast food pickup!
Even though winter's in full force and what many of us want to do is hibernate, our busy lives say otherwise. Get dinner on the table and still have a bit of time to catch your breath with a fantastic Cajun Shrimp Pasta dish that is ready in minutes.
Enjoy a shrimp stir-fry with a vegetable foundation for dinner. If working more veggies into your diet was part of your New Year's resolutions this year, this is one delicious way to do just that while using seasonal spaghetti squash.
The holidays are about traditions: acknowledging and embracing the old and adding your own touch to make them new. So I'm sharing a fun twist on my own Christmas Eve culinary tradition that will have you singing Joy to the World and more!
Thick cut pork chops get a quick sear, a spicy sauce, and a cuddle in the oven with some broccoli and cauliflower. The result? A quick and simple dinner that will leave you looking forward to pork chops again!
Orange is the color of fall and what better way to showcase it than combining sweet carrots, spicy Thai seasonings, coconut milk, and tender shrimp in a beautiful bisque that's earthy and warm. Even better, it takes minutes if you have an Instant Pot on hand!
A good pressure cooker can make getting dinner on the table in about a half hour a snap. Get ready for the flavor of jambalaya that's been simmering all day without standing by the stove. Bring an element of extra fun by sautéing shrimp while the rest of the meal cooks.
