A bevy of beautiful vegetables and leftover chicken make a gorgeous filling for this simple pot pie. Work the rainbow into your favorite comfort food and make it both healthy and satisfying.
Favorite taco ingredients find their way into a hearty stew that helps bridge the gap between winter and spring. Everything from peppers and corn to beans and beef transform a standard stew into anything but ordinary.
A perfect autumn meal that comes together in less than half an hour, this chicken, tomato, and kale laden orzo dish can be made in a single pan and is sure to have everyone around the table celebrating dinner.
A morning meal packed with flavor and fun will get you ready for your day. Everything from crispy bacon and juicy tomatoes to hearty greens and amazing cheese star in this breakfast dish that impresses with only a half hour invested.
This stovetop/oven bit of comfort food will have you reaching for your cast iron skillet often. A spicy ground beef filling gets crowned with a green chili laced cheesy cornbread crust before being baked to perfection.
A flexible chicken dish that can be cooked on the stove or the grill will bring a bit of sweet fire to your plate. A marinade that becomes either a pan sauce on the stove or a basting sauce on the grill is chock full of garlic, brown sugar, and fiery Sriracha will take this fun dish to the next level.
Frying capers helps them bloom and bring a briny crunch to classics like Chicken Piccata. The tangy lemon sauce, tender breaded chicken, and light crunch of the capers makes it a perfect dish to serve over pasta, rice, or even mashed potatoes.
Continuing with our focus on using hamburger, we take a look at transforming the essence of stuffed peppers into a simple and delicious casserole that requires little hands on effort and so very much joy at the table.
Using sweet roasted kabocha squash gives you a complex vegan curry with a lot of spice tempered with the sweet, mellow flavor of this versatile winter squash. Add a bright condiment of chopped almonds, arugula, and chili paste and sit back and enjoy every bite!
Using leftover rotisserie chicken and broth made with the aforementioned chicken carcass, homemade jambalaya brimming with vegetables, sausage, and loads of flavor can be on the table in less than an hour.
