Sometimes a vintage recipe is the best. Make this beautiful moist Rhubarb Loaf with real ingredients like butter, sugar, flour and eggs. They’re a perfect balance for tart rhubarb. And a splash of orange is what makes this recipe extra special.
Author: Marci
Italian Wedding Soup
I’m not Italian and I’m not getting married, but that doesn’t mean I can’t make Italian Wedding Soup. In fact, this delicious soup doesn’t even have anything to do with weddings, Italian or otherwise.
Roasted Artichokes and Cauliflower
A simple side dish featuring artichokes and cauliflower topped with fresh parmesan. Using canned artichokes makes the prep quick and easy and it’s a great way to introduce a new vegetable to anyone who hasn’t tried them.
Coq au Vin
As kids we loved when our mom made Coq au Vin. Because we got to say cock out loud. For the same reason, we were also mesmerized by the musical stylings of Engelbert Humperdinck. But seriously, this classic French dish that translates simply to Chicken in Wine is a delicious slowly braised stew. Surprisingly, the wine used in this recipe is red.
Taco Salad
Celebrate Taco Tuesday with a twist by skipping the standard tacos and making Taco Salad instead. This salad has all the components of a taco but has loads more vegetables without compromising on flavour. It’s easy to make and much better than takeout because it includes any toppings you like.