Taking a little extra time to puff up the outer envelope of an omelet makes it a texture dream for all of your fillings. Take lunch to the next level by using a soufflé omelet as a vehicle for your favorite leftover curries, stir fries, and more.
By using your air fryer to bake the potatoes, you can spend a bit of time making a fantastic morning-inspired filling that will bring applause to your table, whether you are serving this for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner!
Apples and cheese are a natural duo, so let them shine in a clever grilled cheese sandwich. In this one, crisp apples are paired with creamy brie within slices of crispy, grainy bread to make a lunch that will be requested again and again.
Sometimes, breakfast, brunch, or lunch is solo and that should mean more than a bologna sandwich. Assemble a Spanish-inspired simple meal of bread, asparagus, and a poached egg that doesn't require you to boil water!
Summer is a very busy time of the year, but I'm also fortunate to have fresh summer ingredients on hand to make a quick lunch seem downright decadent. Beyond that, it also can be the start of inspiring other meals later on.
If the holidays have you wanting to shed a few pounds or just eat healthier, take a clue from the diets of the Ancient Romans and look to menu rich in fresh fruits and vegetables, fish, nuts, beans, herbs, and spices. Sounds like my kind of lunch!
If lunches have you feeling bored, skip the leftovers and opt for planned-overs. The difference? Leftovers means having the same thing you had the other day. Planned-overs means making sure you have the right combination of items on hand to make something new.
Sometimes you find a creative side dish that's simple, delicious, and actually works well for all kinds of meals ranging from a traditional breakfast to a backyard barbecue. Guess what's lurking in this post?
Every once in a while, I share lunch with readers. And by that, I mean I let folks know what I had on a particular day, not that you should be expecting a delivery at any moment. That said, this one's simple enough that you might want to take a few minutes to make it for yourself!
