Romesco is a bold, Spanish sauce traditionally made with roasted red peppers, olive oil, garlic, and almonds. Originally from the Catalonia region on the Northeastern coast, it was meant to be served with fish. But the versatility of romesco lends itself well to pork, chicken, or lamb. Romesco can also be used as

Is there any bad time for wings? I didn’t think so. Chicken wings are good for lunch, a snack, a side dish, parties, or even a dinner. Heck, I’ll even eat some cold leftover chicken wings for breakfast. These herbed wings are a great alternative to the normal hot-sauce or

This is another one of those super easy, one-dish, kind of recipes that I’m a big fan of. The chicken comes out perfect. The butternut squash and the apples make a nice sweet and savory balance, and the sage ties it all together. I used a very small butternut squash here

Ah duck. It’s a little bit exotic, and a little bit difficult to prepare at times, but this recipe is dead-simple. Can you heat an oven and put stuff in a baking dish? Then you can make this rustic, yet elegant duck leg recipe. I used Muscovy duck, but feel

On one hand, I can’t say I’ve been the biggest fan of egg salad. But on the other hand, each time I’ve had it, I can’t help but say “Why don’t I eat this more often?” It’s a question for the ages. And with the addition of bacon, garlic, and

There’s no one “right” way to make a charcuterie board (also called a “meat board”), but there are some basic principles to consider. First, what is “charcuterie (shar-koo-tur-ee or sometimes shar-que-tur-ee)?” Charcuterie is a French word that refers to the place where cured meats and similar products are made. It also

If you haven’t tried bone marrow, it’s a must try. Some people don’t like it, but those people are wrong 😉 If you can turn on an oven, you can make roasted bone marrow. It’s that easy. The hard part is finding it. If you’ve already got a favorite local butcher,

In my part of the world, okra only shows up for a short period of time during the year, so I like to do what I can with it. It’s an interesting vegetable that’s beloved by the South, and slowly making it’s way (thankfully) throughout the rest of the U.S.

I know I say a lot of my dishes are super easy to make, but this one really is! A pork chop, an apple… and only 1 dish to clean. And if that’s not enough, it’s packed with bold, classic flavors everyone from kids to adults will love. Prep time: 2 min.

This blackberry reduction is more tart and savory than sweet. It works great with the pork chop adding a new dimension of flavor you might not be familiar with. The roasted sweet potato is super easy and the spices give it a burst of flavor. Important note: brine the pork chop