Spaghetti Squash with Thai Peanut Sauce
This grain-free adaptation of Pad Thai is a great accessory to seafood or grilled meat, or as a light vegetarian meal.
so many projects, so little time.
This grain-free adaptation of Pad Thai is a great accessory to seafood or grilled meat, or as a light vegetarian meal.
Prepping some elements ahead makes for a handful of great lunches during the week.
Perfect as an accompaniment to soups, eggs, and other simple meals. Top with sour cream, salsa, guacamole, or even pizza toppings for an outstanding lunch.
In reality, only God is perfect. But a simple change to this simple soup made it even yummier than it was already.
A different approach than home canning, this is a way to take smaller batches of veggies and preserve them for several months and boost their nutritive value.
Even through deep-fryer-equipped restaurants have the market cornered on truly crisp sweet potato fries, you can easily make the sweetest.
I’ve had butternut squash housemade ravioli at upscale Italian restaurants. Seems like a flavor profile that should be accessible on any night of the week.
Having this “mix” in a jar in my spice drawer makes it super easy to whip up homemade ranch dressing any time.
What do you do with one small beet?
Sometimes I make this soup with a few strips of bacon for smoky flavor.