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It’s that time of year when everyone has so much zucchini it’s nearly impossible to give away, let alone use! Put your summer squash to use in delicious new ways with these creative recipes.
The dog days of summer are upon us which means it’s fruit cobbler, grunt, and slump season (and let’s throw betties and crisps in, too!) — time to cobble together your ingredients. Peach cobbler is classic, but basically, any seasonal stone fruit or berry makes a welcome stand-in.
The fresh flavors and simple ingredients of pico de gallo help to make this salsa a summery favorite.
Did you know May is National Egg Month? I love that they are so versatile — always at the ready from breakfast to dessert. One of my favorite ways to enjoy eggs is to make egg salad. It’s quick and easy to make, plus there are so many variations — it’s never boring.
Stirred, blended, or shaken — no matter how they're mixed up, margaritas are one of my favorite drinks. And what I love most is that they are so versatile. Learn about a few of my favorite recipes, plus tips for a perfectly salted (or sugared!) rim.
Sometimes called the poor man’s oyster, mussels should not be overlooked. Super nutritious and planet-friendly, they’re more than worthy of your time and attention. Just follow a few easy steps for at-home mussel success.
If you’re an avid foodie or food blog follower, you know how popular edible flowers have become. They’re everywhere, topping tacos, soups, salads, and cakes alike. They add a pop of joyful beauty as well as a culinary departure from the norm. So how do you know which flowers are safe to eat?
Pad Thai is the most popular dish at many Thai restaurants in the US — but what is it? We’ll give you a breakdown of the most common ingredients in this well-loved Thai dish.
These beans are the tops in nutrition and versatility
Move over, jelly, peanut butter has a new partner in crime: whiskey. Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey is the perfect blend of the two classics, peanut butter and whiskey. Grab a bottle and get mixin’, because these sinfully good drinks aren’t going to make themselves.
Did you know that acorn squash is also called Des Moines squash? Learn more about the history and mystery of our lovely little hometown squash.