Autumn roasted vegetables with chickpeas and spinach
Orange vegetables … roasted chickpeas … tahini… sounds like a perfect autumn dinner.
Orange vegetables … roasted chickpeas … tahini… sounds like a perfect autumn dinner.
When the autumn highs and lows make you dizzy, eat something hearty and light, warming and refreshing… like Dijon salmon with leeks, mushrooms and lentils.
Make egg-fried rice for a quick and easy lunch or dinner. It’s so versatile – you can use a variety of vegetables, and you could even skip the egg if you don’t have any.
Not all sandwiches are created equally, and bánh mì stands out from the pack. If you’ve never tried one before, what are you waiting for?
If I had to write up a list of adjectives to describe this dish, I would go with: smoky, gooey, cheesy, crunchy, savory and addictive. How would you describe it?
Pearl couscous – easy to make, versatile, and just a little bit exotic. If you’re going to have one last summer picnic, this should be in your basket.
Add new dimensions to simple meals with a bit (or a lot) of smoked paprika. Your kitchen will smell divine!
If you think salads are all lettuce and vinaigrette, think again, and then get yourself some asparagus.
Pesto is such a versatile and easy sauce to whip up, and is a great way to use seasonal ingredients to get the most flavor you can from them. I made this from wild garlic leaves, which is an ingredient with a short season. This is an easy way to preserve it.
Making scallops at home requires an eye on the timer and an appetite for eating the experiments. Put them on top of risotto for a perfect match.