Cornbread Dressing with Sausage and Mushrooms
Stuffing or dressing? Today on The Kitchen, my Cornbread Dressing w/ Sausage and Mushrooms!
Maple Sage Bacon-Wrapped Turkey Breast with Stuffing Croutons
Turkey time, today on The Kitchen! Thanksgiving may be smaller this year, but that doesn’t mean the food needs to be any less festive.
Sicilian Herb Mushroom Ragu with Polenta
We have a love for all things Italian in our household. At least once a week, Ryan and I cook Italian food, drink the wines, listen to the music, and embrace la dolce vita.
Pasta with Clams 🍝
This is one of Ryan’s favorite meals that I make. I use canned clams, so it’s super easy, inexpensive, and we always have them in our pantry 👌
Spaghetti & Fresh Tomatoes
This is one of our favorite summer pastas, especially for lunch.
Watermelon Slushie / Margarita 🍉
Cheers to the weekend 🍹🍹 For the kiddie/pregnant lady/nondrinker version, add frozen chunks of watermelon, the juice of two limes, and a squeeze of agave to a blender.
Everything BLT
If you don’t make anything else that I post this summer, make this. A BLT doesn’t really need improving, but this truly is an upgrade! I brush the bacon with a little ketchup, then season with Everything Bagel Seasoning, and bake it until nice and crispy.
Ryan’s Pickled Onions 🧅
Y’all have asked for this recipe many times, and I finally convinced Ryan to do a how-to video!
Peach Caprese with Balsamic Cherries
It’s hard to beat a classic Caprese of tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil, but I really love this version. Peaches are so sweet right now and make such a good match to the creamy mozzarella.
Lightened Up Chicken Parmesan featuring My New Favorite Sauce
Cooking dinner in my PJs using my new favorite sauce, Vero Gusto by Barilla! I love that it’s made with 100% Italian Datterini tomatoes, that are naturally sweet, juicy, and flavor-packed.
Thanksgiving Leftover Nachos
A few years ago, I had Thanksgiving dinner at Bobby Flay’s and the next day I called him up and said “hey, I need leftovers. Whatta ya got?” We were neighbors at the time, so I walked over and he made a big tray of nachos. He had served his mashed potatoes the day before with queso instead of gravy (this is only acceptable if you’re Bobby Flay IMHO) and he smothered the tray of turkey and brussel sprout-covered tortilla chips with that rich, creamy cheese sauce. I got one word for you: heavenly.
Turkey in 8 pieces
A couple weeks ago, I decided to test out a method that I’ve snubbed my nose at in the past – roasting the turkey in pieces. I’d been told in the past that cooking the turkey in pieces allows for more even cooking and reduces cooking time considerably. After my experiment, I can tell you, it’s yes to both of those claims. And, it’s a million times easier to carve.
Spatchcock Ranch Turkey
On this week's episode of What Would Katie Eat? I am sharing my Spatchcock Ranch Turkey. (I had you at "ranch," right??)
Pumpkin Hummus
On Thanksgiving, it’s nice to have some nibbles before dinner, but I like to keep them light so everyone is really hungry for the main event. Pumpkin hummus is festive, colorful, and full of flavors of the season.
My Grandma's Biscuits and Gravy
I still make Grandma's recipe from time to time, and they taste almost as good as hers. They make me feel close to her and my family. Ryan loves when I make biscuits and he covers them with sausage gravy.
Cauliflower Tacos with Spicy Sriracha Black Beans
For this episode of What Would Katie Eat?, Ryan and I both make tacos. Mine are cauliflower, his are chorizo, but both use the exact same method and recipe. Below is the recipe for the cauliflower, but if you prefer chorizo, just switch it out. You can also substitute ground turkey, beef, veggie crumbles, etc.
Mediterranean Shrimp Cheat Sheet
I've always been a believer in the nostalgia factor of food. Whether it's making my grandma's biscuits or having soft serve ice cream (Dairy Queen was my childhood favorite!), or a dish that brings to mind a vacation.For the latest episode of What Would Katie Eat?, I featured my Mediterranean Cheat Sheet.