

My son loves mac and cheese (like every other kid), but my husband is not a fan. However, he‘s definitely a fan of the crispy chicken and casseroles, so this is my loophole to keep everyone happy. So comforting and delicious!
These peanut noodles are made with a delicious from scratch peanut sauce with sautéed onions and red bell peppers served over rice noodles and crispy baked tofu, topped with fresh cilantro, peanuts and a lime wedge.
I am obsessed with the Red Lobster Cheddar Bay Biscuits and it seemed like a great idea use as the topping for a pot pie. I made a classic chicken pot pie filling for this, baked with the biscuit topping, then finished with the seasoned butter that comes with the biscuit mix and fresh parsley.
Fly by Jing Chili Crisp Oil is definitely one of my favorite condiments, so I’m always trying to come up with new recipes that I can incorporate it into. These shrimp are cooked in a cast iron skillet, then toss in the chili crisp oil, served over fettuccine alfredo and topped with chives.
These crispy smashed potatoes are a great easy side that would be delicious with pretty much any protein. The garlic herb oil made with parsley, chives and lemon really adds a punch of flavor and brightness.
Sloppy Joes are one of the easiest weeknight dinner meals that the whole family will enjoy, so I thought this spicier Cajun version would be fun mix up of this classic dish. Made the Cajun holy trinity (onions, green bell pepper and celery) and Cajun seasoning.
These delicious baked sweet potatoes are stuffed with chipotle marinated chicken breast, fresh corn, and pepper jack cheese, baked again, then topped with a chipotle crema, pickled red onion, fresh jalapeño and cilantro.
Fall is upon us and I love making a cozy casserole. My son loves a curry, so I thought this would make a great pot pie. It has onion, bell pepper, garlic, ginger, potatoes, chicken, and peas in a red coconut curry baked with a puff pastry and topped with fresh cilantro.
I was born and raised in Los Angeles in an Italian family that centered every gathering around cooking and food. My dad taught me how to cook when I was little and we would spend a lot of time together in the kitchen. He passed away when I was 21 and I took over as the cook of the family. Right before the pandemic, I retired from an 18 year career as a hairstylist in the entertainment industry to follow my dreams of teaching people how to cook and appreciate food.
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