This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of BUSH’S® Beans. All opinions are 100% mine. Chile Verde is a stew that is traditionally from Northern Mexico that made its way north in many different variations. As with most traditional chile verde recipes, this stew is usually heavily meat-based featuring pork that is…
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Spiced Delicata Squash with Amaranth and Garlic Yogurt
On the site, I try to balance quick recipes you can make for dinner and recipes that maybe push you a little more to explore different techniques or ingredients. I have to say, this squash dish is one of the favorites I’ve made in a long time. Everything just comes together in a delightful way….
23 Vegetarian Soup Recipes for Fall
One thing about living in California is that soup weather slides in almost unnoticed. We still have warm temperatures during the day but at night, it cools quickly. Sweaters come on, blankets come out, and dinners become a bit richer. Below is a solid start for my favorite soups, stews, and chilis. I didn’t mean…
Tofu Satay with Cilantro-Peanut Sauce
This post is sponsored by the National Peanut Board. I received compensation, but all opinions and content are my own. One of my favorite things about the holiday season is having parties where I can feed the masses. I love a good party, and most of the time I’m in the kitchen. This easy tofu…
Sweet Potatoes with Sesame-Pistachios and Miso-Citrus Dressing
This post is in partnership with California Grown. During the cooler months, I consume more sweet potatoes than I probably realize. I really can’t get enough. This dish is a solid side but if you’re me, you could easily eat it as a main. California Grown Produce Back in September I was able to tag…
Cabbage Noodle Bowls with Fried Eggs
Noodle bowls are one of those meals I’ll make time and again for myself. I almost always have some variety of noodles in my pantry and the vegetables can be almost anything you have available. Cabbage! One of the things I like about using cabbage is that I inevitably can’t resist at the market but…
Pumpkin Shakshuka with Feta and Pepitas
Post sponsored by Pete and Gerry’s Organic Eggs. See below for more details. There’s nothing better than creamy baked eggs, especially when the weather starts to get cooler. This recipe makes for a delicious breakfast but I actually love this recipe for dinner. Pair it with a side salad and some crusty bread (a must…
Loaded Potatoes with Spiced Chickpeas and Yogurt
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of BUSH’S® Beans. All opinions are 100% mine. If you dig far enough back through the site, you’ll see I love a good loaded potato (usually smothered with some kind of chickpea mixture). I think it’s a perfect, filling meal that can usually satisfy the…
Coconut Curry Carrot Soup
I’m popping in to share a simple carrot soup that I’ve made at least three times this season. It’s silky smooth (with help from a solid blender and a can of coconut milk). And, once you get everything chopped, it comes together fairly quick. One note about consistency, as I’ve heard from a few people…
How to Make Herb Oil
When it comes to a meal, there are hundreds of ways you can jazz it up beyond salt. One of my favorite ways: herb oils. Beautiful in color, herb oils add a fantastic bit of flavor to so many recipes. I also love that herb oils are a great way to use up herbs you…
Cauliflower Fritters with Herb-Sunflower Spread
This post is sponsored by Bob’s Red Mill. See below for more information. Maybe on day I’ll stop sharing fritter recipes but probably not considering we eat them almost every week. This fall version features cauliflower, rolled oats, and a lovely sunflower cream sauce. Fritters for every season I love having fritter recipes for every…
Spicy White Bean Stew with Arugula
When the weather changes, I start to really crave a big pot of beans. It’s really the most comforting thing I can think of (as long as there’s a bit of crusty bread). Pot of beans or stew? In this recipe, I’m toeing the line on whether or not this is just a pot of…
Sweet Potato Pear Pasta with Mascarpone
This post is in partnership with California Pear. I find seasonal food changes come in the form of pasta so this is no different. This pasta features half pasta and half roasted vegetables/fruit (yes, I said fruit). Add to that an easy ‘sauce’ of cheese and you’re ready to eat. Sweet potatoes, it’s time It…
What I Feed my Child (with Recipe Ideas)
I, not surprisingly, end up in conversations about food and kids. What will the child eat, what will they not eat, how do they experience new things. It’s such a heavy thing for parents because we want to do right by our child but it’s not easy (especially as they develop their own palate). For…