Give a nod to fall by loading your tacos with roasted chickpeas, squash, and onions along with a generous helping of avocado cream. And if the weather cooperates, take it all outside to enjoy.
Grab your cast iron skillet and get ready for a wonderfully autumn-inspired dinner. Roasted chicken is paired with potatoes and green beans with a lemon-seasoned broth.
Flavor-packed Mexican chorizo, roasted hatch chiles, and tender sweet corn come together to make stunning tacos. Get ready to give a nod to a Tex-Mex dish inspired by the produce of early autumn.
What seems like a super fancy salad takes a little planning and even less hands on time to make a reality. Marinated, roasted cod crowns a salad of fresh produce all drizzled with a great asian vinaigrette.
A simple lemon-butter sauce gets drizzled over cod loins and fresh seasonal vegetables before roasting for a fantastic, easy dinner. Dinner in a half hour with most of it happening in the oven while you sip some wine? Oh yes!
While you can make this recipe in a different vessel, a cast iron skillet brings a special level of sizzle to this dish. Get ready for stunning chicken, tender taters, and a seasoning sauce that will have you licking off your plate!
In an effort to warm the kitchen and bring flavor to the table, Tex-Mex gets a decidedly winter makeover. Roasted squash gets filled with a chorizo and rice filling that boasts everything from roasted tomatoes and chopped peppers to corn and black beans.
Roasted chicken gets a visit from the classic flavor combination of apples and sage. This simple recipe takes about an hour to make, but almost all of that is roasting in the oven and it makes for a toasty kitchen and a stunning meal.
The simplest way to roast or grill a whole chicken is also the most foolproof. By removing the backbone and laying it flat, you end up with even cooking, lots of crispy skin, and a quicker cooking time. You'll find yourself making chicken a lot more!
Richly marinated pieces of pork get the slow roast treatment with a glossy glaze broiled to a candy sheen at the end of cooking. The result is tender, melt-in-your-mouth bits of pork that will have you trying to find new ways to incorporate it into your menu rotation.
