While I love cooking, sometimes you need a dinner that comes together quickly when you’re just not in the mood to cook. You won’t want to wait for takeout when you’ve got all the ingredients for this Whole30 Tangerine Beef Stir fry.
We’ve all been there. We all had the random leftovers that we’re not quite in the mood for, but then again, we know we have to use them. Whether to prevent food waste or free up space in the refrigerator, it’s important to have recipes…
Have you cleaned out your refrigerator recently? Do you have some vegetables that you need to use, like, now? If so, this Roasted Winter Vegetable Salad with Creamy Mustard Dressing is the perfect dinner for you tonight. It’s Whole30 compliant, will help you stick to…
How often do you use leeks and toss the dark leafy green tops because the recipe doesn’t use that part? Or purchased onions at the farmers market that still had their greens attached and didn’t know what to do with that part? Before you give…
I always get giddy when I see ripe kumquats at the farmers market. They’re one of my absolute favorite fruits to snack on and work into my recipes. And this ultra simple recipe for Whole30 Roasted Kumquats will become your go to for a special…
I make no secret about how much I love sour and pickled foods. Their flavors are incredibly important to crafting balanced, craveable-to-the-last-bite dishes. These Whole30 Spicy Pickled Carrots can be enjoyed as a refreshing snack, or chopped up as a garnish for a roast.
I usually have celery in my refrigerator, since I use it all the time when making soups and stews. But, I knew there had to be a way to elevate celery into something new. This Whole30 Braised Celery is a little spicy, a little tangy,…
Stuffed pork chops are one of my favorite things to cook for a dinner party. They look impressive, but they’re actually pretty easy. And you can change out the flavors based on whatever is in season. Right now, that means persimmons! So try out my…
If I think back to all the meals I had when I was a kid, artichokes definitely stand out as a favorite. We didn’t have them very often, but every so often we’d get to have the special vegetable that you got to eat with…
As we get closer and closer to the winter solstice, and the days become shorter and shorter, there’s one thing (amongst many) I can count on to cheer me up: ripe grapefruits and other citrus. Daylight here in Anchorage is nearing the minimum of a…
I find that you either love or hate brussels sprouts, and that likely stems from how your parents cooked them. If your parents steamed or boiled the sprouts, you’re probably in the hate camp. But, if you were lucky enough to have roasted brussels sprouts,…
There’s no doubt that winter is around the corner. There’s snow on the ground (in Alaska, anyway), and the nights are getting longer and longer. Which means, soup season is officially back! I mean, I’d eat soup year round, but truly, there’s nothing better than…
