Cooking But Keep It Casual
Annie (Garcia) Lucey\ud83c\udf1e\ud83c\udf45 Come for the casual California recipes and the things I love in and out of the kitchen. Let's get cookin' \ud83d\udc69\ud83c\udffb\ud83c\udf73
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My Dream Banana Bread
This Banana Bread is my dream recipe. It’s banana and vanilla forward. It gets extra oomph from grass-fed salted butter, sour cream or yogurt, and a generous amount of kosher salt to really season it without being salty. It’s tender, rich, ...
Pan Con Tomate, My Way
Pan Con Tomate, My Way comes together with garlicky grilled bread and a humble mixture of grated tomatoes, good olive oil, and kosher salt. Basil adds a fresh and sweet note that makes it taste even more like late-Summer. It’s crunchy, it’s...
Silky Sweet Sun Golds, Summer Squash, + White Beans
Here’s a low-effort dinner that leans on peak-season summer produce and pantry staples: Silky Sweet Sun Golds, Summer Squash, + White Beans. Perfect on its own, spooned over crusty bread, and served alongside shrimp or any white fish. This ...
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