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What’s for dinner?Chicken meatballs and garlic and Herb Spaghetti
Due to the pandemic, some grocery items have been hard to come by so many of us might be experimenting more than normal with...
Salmon over garlic ziti and corn from the cob
I love salmon and will happily eat it several times a week. This time I decided to pair the salmon with some delicious whole...
What’s for dinner?Garlic butter chicken breast and roasted eggplant sauce spaghetti
This incredible garlic chicken breast resting on a bed of spaghetti with roasted eggplant tomato sauce was one of the best meal plans I...
What’s for dinner?Ziti with scratch-made red sauce and garlic bread!
One of the easiest meals to make during a busy weeknight is pasta! These recipes come together in such a delicious and mouth-watering way...
What’s for dinner?Leeks and potatoes soup with garlic, rosemary biscuits
I read a lot of recipes for a leek and potato soup but none of them ended up being perfect for me. So, I...
What’s for dinner?Chicken Enchiladas with homemade enchilada sauce and Garlic Knots
For this dinner recipe, I must admit that I
used a recipe that I found online to help guide me since I had never made
enchiladas...
What’s for dinner?Dump and Bake Creamy Garlic Chicken
Ever feel like you are in a rut? Cooking the
same old foods the same old way week after week? Well, I started to feel...
What’s for dinner?Garlic and brown sugar pork with roasted potatoes and carrots.
I'm not a giant fan of pork, probably because my mom made pork chops a lot when I was a kid. I've avoided most...
What’s for dinner? Marinated chicken breast with roasted garlic risotto, and crispy Brussels sprouts!
I feel like I am constantly trying to find
something new and different to make for my family for dinner. My husband is a
“vegetarian” but,...
One of the staples of Chicago’s culinary scene: Jibarito
A Jibarito is a unique sandwich that originates from Chicago and draws its name from the Puerto Rican word "Jibaro." Instead of traditional bread, it features two large, crispy-fried green plantain (tostones) slices used as buns, with fillings such as meat, chicken, or vegetables in between.