Peanut Garlic Tabbouleh

Peanut Garlic Tabbouleh blends some heat from jalapeno & garlic with yummy peanuts & traditional parsley. Serve as an appetizer or a diner side. Gluten-free. When I tried this dish…
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Peanut Garlic Tabbouleh blends some heat from jalapeno & garlic with yummy peanuts & traditional parsley. Serve as an appetizer or a diner side. Gluten-free. When I tried this dish…
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Rev up taste and nutrition with this Jammy Brie Grilled Cheese Sandwich. I used sugar free cranberry jam, but you can use anything. Bacon optional. It’s a bit ordinary…
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Vanilla Confetti Madeleines are a cross between cookie and cake. They are a perfect tiny treat, especially with pretty pastel sprinkles! Disclaimer: I received a bottle of (really good) vanilla…
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Slightly sweet and colorful, this kumquat blackberry salad is simple, fresh and nutritious. Not to mention cheery and tasty–eat a rainbow! I had never eaten a kumquat before. But I’m…
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What is a tastier snack for the holidays than Pistachio Brittle! Step by step instructions for making this candy favorite with no corn syrup. When it comes to holiday candy,…
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Crisp puff pastry, savory herbed cheese, luscious ripe tomatoes & chopped fresh herbs make this Heirloom Tomato Tart a perfect side dish or appetizer. I’ve wanted to make a nice…
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Creamy and lightly spiced, golden lentils and rice is like a healthy comfort food! Also vegan, gluten free and a one pot dish! This recipe came about after I followed…
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Make the most of the rest of summer with this flavorful Watermelon Feta Salad, including cumber, mint and a fresh dressing. Can you believe that it’s already August? Rhetorical question,…
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Fresh Strawberry Pie brings together the goodness of berries and the fun of pie. Ripe strawberry halves are placed in a crust then held together with thickened berry juice. It’s…
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In the cold, dark days of winter, what’re you gonna eat? Comfort food! Like this “pasta” with Savory Homemade Spaghetti Sauce. Now I’ll admit it — writing about tomatoes in…
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