Tuna Tartini
/Today, my local grocer had fresh, sashimi grade tuna and ripe avocados. I took that as a sign to make this appetizer. And I love these steel martini glasses. They make such a great little bowl!
Read MoreToday, my local grocer had fresh, sashimi grade tuna and ripe avocados. I took that as a sign to make this appetizer. And I love these steel martini glasses. They make such a great little bowl!
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Read MoreSometimes the smallest twist can make a classic feel brand new, and that’s exactly what happens when you give romaine a quick sear. A little heat softens the edges, adds a hint of smokiness, and turns an everyday Caesar into something a bit more fun. You can do it right in a skillet, or take it outside and grill the romaine instead — perfect as we head into grilling season.
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Read MoreThe key to great guacamole is fresh ingredients — ripe avocados, lime, a little heat, crunchy onions. This is what you want when you’re craving guac that tastes like it was made right at the table.
Read MoreI love cooking these pork carnitas for dinner parties — they’re easy, wildly flavorful, and they make your whole house smell like you’ve been cooking all day (even though the slow cooker did most of the work). The carnitas come out tender, shreddy, and broiled to crispy perfection. Use them in tacos, burritos, bowls, quesadillas… the options are endless.
Read MoreThis creamy white wine sauce really compliments the flavors of the shrimp, scallops and fresh corn! And, bonus, this dish is ready in about 30 minutes!
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