These are healthy recipes that are easy.
Cooked under a broiler without skewers, this Greek Chicken Souvlaki recipe is simple to make and will quickly become one of your regular go-to meals. Cooking under a broiler gives the chicken a slightly charred surface while maintaining its moisture on the inside. Use chicken thighs for moist chicken. Why I LOVE this recipe! How …
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Inspired by my trip to Japan and my love of kimchi, this canned sardine bowl recipe is one of my favorite go-to lunch recipes. Flavor is packed in at every step, using classic Japanese ingredients like Furikake, Kewpie mayo and mushroom soy sauce. What I love about this recipe?
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Who doesn’t love roasted eggplant? It’s delicious, nutritious, and so easy to make! In this blog post, we will teach you how to roast eggplant perfectly every time. Roasted eggplant goes great with just about anything – pasta, rice, salad, or even by itself! So let’s get started.
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Kale Caesar salad is a clever riff of the traditional Caesar salad recipe. This recipe is adapted from one of Yotam Ottolenghi’s kale salad recipes that I came across during a deep dive into the Youtube abyss. It includes kale, quinoa, parsley, crunchy lettuce, chopped cucumber & tomatoes, topped with roasted chickpeas instead of croutons and a delicious tahini-based dressing.
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Are you looking for a new, healthy food to add to your diet? Quinoa is a nutrient-rich grain, high in protein and fiber, and it is a good source of vitamins and minerals. Quinoa is also gluten-free. Cooking quinoa is easy, and it can be used in many different recipes. You can use it as a side dish, or you can add it to soups, salads, or main dishes. Learn how to cook quinoa today with our ultimate guide!
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Haleem is a popular stew from India, the Middle East and Central Asia. Traditionally made with grains, meat and pulses, each region and family add their own signature touches to the dish. Bold flavors come from popular spices and aromatics. The stew is mashed or blended, releasing the starches and then simmered into a thick, rich stew. This recipe is easy to make and is perfect for both beginner and seasoned home cooks.
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Spicy Fried Cabbage and Onions is a simple but flavor-packed Asian-inspired fried cabbage recipe. Bacon fat, onions, garlic and Gochujang round out the flavors and heat in this perfect side dish dinner solution. Easy and fast to make, a weeknight dinner solution.
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Kani means crab in Japanese so Kani Salad is a cold crab salad, usually made with cucumber but any crunchy vegetable will suffice. Daikon radish, shredded crunchy lettuce or cabbage, and julienned carrots work really well in this type of crab salad.
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