I know that Meyer lemons have been around for a long time, but this year was the first time that I got to try them. Thanks to Trader Joe’s, I had the chance to pick up a bag of 8 or 10 of these lemon-orange hybrids. (P.S. You’ll need two bags to make this recipe.) There […]
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Roasted Carrot, Pepper & Feta Quiche
I have to give credit where credit is due. I got the idea for this incredible quiche from a local bakery, Boulted Bread (aka the home of THE BEST croissants this side of Paris). A few weeks ago, I noticed that they had a carrot feta quiche. I had never thought about putting carrots in a […]
Thinking Fruitful: My Favorite Email Subscriptions
People always have struggles with email…and it’s mostly that there’s just too much. I can totally understand this with work email. It can be so overwhelming to feel like you can’t stay on top of 50 emails per day. But, I also know that some certain emails can lift my spirits and do a great […]
Ingredient of the Month: Rainbow Carrots
It’s actually true that this Ingredient of the Month has revolutionized my cooking in the past month. Before discovering this ingredient, I only saw the world of carrots in orange. And although orange carrots are amazing as is, it’s always fun to have more color. So, I introduce to you this month’s star ingredient: Rainbow […]
Sour Cream Scallion Biscuits
There’s nothing quite like a Southern biscuit. Each one is unique (from Bojangle’s to Biscuitville, buttery to creamy), depending on the unique combination of ingredients. Although normally baking biscuits is no easy feet, this recipe proves that theory wrong. I introduce you to drop biscuits. It’s a simple and quick way to make outstanding biscuits. […]
