Dairy-Free Recipes: Unbelievable Chicken
5 Amazing Ways to Eat Hard-Boiled Eggs — Break Out of Your Shell
When it comes to egg preparation, you really can’t get more versatile than hard-boiled. Whether you peel and eat them as is, devil them, or make them into their own salad, this is one satisfying food. But don’t stop there — it’s time to break out of your shell and explore all the other eggcelent possibilities.
spring chicken salad toasts
If taking cubes of chicken and other things chosen for their ability to hold up in a deli case and suspending them in a thick dressing of mayo and seasonings is the winter coat of chicken salad, this is the cardigan, which is to say, I hope everyone is as happy to see it as I am. I live for cardigan weather.
While I don’t have any tremendous gripe with traditional chicken salad (yes, even with mayo; I save my contempt for curry powder and raisins), I have forever had little love or tolerance for white meat. The archives here are thick with my referring to breast cutlets as pressed sawdust and worse; it could never be argued that I don’t know how to form an opinion. Thus, it surprises nobody more than me that I want to eat these everyday for the rest of my life, or at least the next month, and all it took was shifting the way we usually emphasize ingredients.
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How Thousand-Year-Old Eggs Led Me to Start My Own Sous-Vide Business — Sous-Vide Cooking at Home
When I first came to the United States in 1994, I was 7. Having spent my childhood in Shangdong Province, in eastern China, I didn’t know you were supposed to change your clothes every day. Consequently everybody thought I smelled and very few people were brave enough be my friend, let alone sit next to me. You can imagine how thrilled I was when a nice girl from my class took pity on me and came over for dinner.
21 Vegetarian Burgers, Wraps, and Sandwiches to Make for Meatless Monday — Recipes from The Kitchn
When the dinner rush means you need to put a healthy, flavorful meal on the table fast, it’s time to consider a sandwich — or burger, or wrap. These vegetarian takes on the handheld meal deliver on satisfaction and give you the added bonus of an extra helping of veggies, beans, or grains.
There’s a chickpea and sweet potato patty laced with the sweet heat of Sriracha, and a beet-based veggie burger that owes its savory essence to smoked paprika. If you’re looking for a wrap, an arugula, chickpea, and apple situation can be whipped up with ingredients you probably already have on hand. Here are 21 reasons we think you need to kick meatless Monday off with a sandwich in hand.
Low-Cholesterol Recipes: Easy, Low-Sugar Pear Butter
4.75 / 5 Stars | 4 Reviews
by UpstateNY Cooker
“No sieve used here! This recipe uses all but the core of the pear, and has a nice texture and taste. Adjust the amount of orange rind to your liking.”











