Get some ideas for Thanksgiving without a turkey this week. First up - a roasted chicken and autumn vegetable dish that puts most of dinner on a sheet pan and lets you relax while your oven does the work!
Tender brown lentils and a autumn selection of roasted vegetables get simmered together with tomatoes, spinach, and olives before being joined by smoked salmon, blue cheese, and fresh green onions and cilantro. Dinner is served!
Cast iron comes to the rescue with the most amazing spicy-sweet Korean chicken you can make at home. Chicken leg quarters get roasted and then bathed in a glaze featuring heat, sweet, tangy, and more. Put it on your plate this week!
Smoky roasted chicken and vegetables bring a one pan meal to the table with a bit of a spicy kick. Sweet potatoes, kale, and chicken get treated with everything from creamy feta and avocado to smoky chipotle and paprika for a meal that's sure to be a new family favorite.
Another Asian-inspired Instant Pot recipe is headed your way. This time around, a beef stew from Vietnam gets served in roasted squash halves for a comfort food meal with a lot of flare.
Take it a little slow and guarantee tender, juicy pork with a crisp, caramelized crust every time. Whether you are slicing it and serving it alongside classic accompaniments or tucking it into your favorite sandwiches, wrap, or flatbreads, it's perfect pork on a plate!
A beautifully seasoned stuffed squash meal brings lots of flavor, texture, and color to the table. Ground lamb (or other options) get blended with everything from onion and garlic to sun dried tomato and pomegranate molasses to elevate your dinner plate.
Special occasions call for special food. Seared beef tenderloin with a homemade compound butter fits the bill. Celebrate Valentine's Day with a specially planned menu from Seasoned Cooking that will have your beloved swooning.
Leftover steak and rice alongside traditional taco favorites find their way into perfectly roasted festival squash for a fun dinner. Loads of vegetables, black beans, and brown rice also make this a healthy dinner.
A bright splash of color is just what we need when Old Man Winter has stripped the rainbow from the world outside our doors. Brilliant orange and purple sweet potatoes get roasted together and bring color to any plate they land on.
