Professionally trained chef. Mom of two. Overstimulated dinner strategist. The Motherload is where I help you make delicious, realistic weeknight meals—with freezer shortcuts, smart technique, and zero judgment.
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Sheet-Pan Jerkish Chicken Taquitos
This is why we intentionally made extra chicken and black beans. Chop everything up, add some browned zucchini and cheese, roll it into tortillas and suddenly leftovers have absolutely no idea they’re leftovers. The taquitos get properly cr...
Creamy Zucchini & Pancetta Pasta with Lots of Basil
Okay this was the family favorite dish of the week and I think it might be in your house as well. This pasta sits right in that sweet spot between creamy and fresh. The zucchini gets cooked down until golden and almost jammy, pancetta bring...
Jerkish Chicken Thighs with Mango Slaw, Coconut Rice & Black Beans
This is not traditional jerk chicken and I’m not going to pretend that it is.
This is not traditional jerk chicken and I’m not going to pretend that it is. It borrows the thyme, scallion, allspice and warm spices that make jerk so good, th...
Sheet-Pan White Fish Amandine with Roasted Potatoes + Lemony Green Beans
This is loosely inspired by trout amandine, minus the capers because sometimes I would rather everybody at the table just eat the damn dinner.
This is loosely inspired by trout amandine, minus the capers because sometimes I would rather ev...
Cajun Turkey Thighs with Lemony Collards + Peppers
This started as me thinking about chicken piccata and then immediately wandering very far away from chicken piccata.
This started as me thinking about chicken piccata and then immediately wandering very far away from chicken piccata. The t...
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