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Scallops are probably my favorite seafood. They are so rich and creamy. The trick to getting a perfect sear to is first dry your scallops then add them to a super hot pan. The pans that I use require little to no oil but I …
Whenever my husband is under the weather he wants Chicken Soup. This version is simple and hearty and freezes well to keep extra at the ready. To make it even heartier you could add white sweet potatoes. As always, seasoning can be adjusted for taste …
This simple side dish is traditionally called Raita and is served along side most any Indian Dish. Many times it includes shaved cucumber and fresh cilantro. This is the version that my best friend in college taught me. Feel free to adjust seasoning to taste. …
When my best friend in college introduced me to Indian Food, I never looked back. Thank you Nikita. I spent many weekends in her apartment kitchen copying down Indian recipes on trace paper! Anyway, these days most of my true Indian food comes from my …
Do you have company coming in for the holiday? This Paleo Pumpkin Coffee Cake is sure to be a crowd pleaser. It tastes like desert but is healthy enough for breakfast! Its distinct fall flavor is perfect for Thanksgiving company. This Coffee Cake can easily …
Gingersnaps are not just for Christmas time! They are for anytime and they are a household favorite. This recipe is extremely simple and doesn’t require a lot of ingredients. I have always loved baking cookies. It is something Eryn and I did as kids together. …