Cooking intuitively.
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I eat pretty much everything and will try almost anything. Roasted Guinea pig in Peru? Okay, sure, when in Rome. But, if you’d asked me to eat Brussels sprouts, I was not on board. Growing up in the pre-roasted-with-bacon era, you knew it w...
An empty bowl is the only image needed for this recipe. And notice Mr.’s “macro” brew and maybe a bottle of Titos in the background. It’s a take-it-easy kind of recipe. I like to serve mine with rice \- that seems extraordinary to some, but...
This is ah-mazing. If you want your whole house to smell delicious so that when your people walk in the door, they say, “Yum, what’s for dinner?” this recipe is IT. My sister raises beef cows, so I have a freezer full of really good grass-f...
I tend to plan ahead and buy the bag of stir fry veg at the grocery, but this can also be an “add what you have” moment, including a bag of frozen peas and carrots. I can only cook one amount of rice (1 c rice 2 c water), so I often have le...
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