For when you’re looking for something to grill on the BBQ or trying to use that specialty piece of equipment in the back of tour pantry.
In my never-ending quest to turn absolutely everything into nachos, today I have wild rice nachos. Nachos are a great way to utilize leftovers. For whatever reason, people in Wisconsin aren’t fans of leftovers. It baffles me to no end because reheating things is so […]
This week I made Stovetop Pinto Beans w/ Yellow Onion & Garlic and Wild Rice w/ Sweet Potatoes, Yellow Onions, & Limes. They’re both fun and simple recipes to throw together in a pinch. And that means that I’m absolutely going to make a burrito! […]
Sweet and savory are oftentimes seen as polar opposites. Breakfast, dinner, and dessert. One or the other. Although sweet and savory go incredibly well combined together. I constantly find myself wanting to pair sweet potatoes and apples with bitter quinoa and spicy curry. My absolute […]
I started off the week making Wild Rice w/ Sweet Potatoes, Yellow Onions, & Limes. It’s a mix of wild rice with sweet potatoes, garlic, yellow onions, lime juice, olive oil, cumin, coriander, and chili powder. Burritos were originally invented in a street market in Mexico […]
The other day I made Nachos w/ Black Beans, Wild Rice, & Fontina. I’m essentially making the exact same thing today. However, I’ve run out of Stovetop Black Beans w/ Shallots & Garlic, so I have to unfortunately go without! I was able to get […]
I bought dill today. I’ve started planting dill seed over the last couple of weeks, which will make cooking in the next couple of months quite fun! But, for whatever reason, I associate dill with Easter. It’s too soon to have dill growing in the […]
There is almost nothing better in the world than melted cheese. I had perhaps thought that I was going to do something else with this fontina. After all, it’s a little bit fancy for nachos. However, cheese is at a premium at the moment due […]
I’ve been thinking about making rice and beans lately. Ordinarily I make this kind of recipe during the summer with freshly picked peppers and tomatoes from the garden. However, it’s barely spring and there is absolutely still snow on the horizon because Wisconsin is in […]
There is a cheese shortage. I hate to break it to you if you’re a cheese aficionado. If I could, I would live on nothing but cheese for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. However, production and supply lines have been disrupted and, while that may be […]
I don’t ordinarily use yellow cheddar cheese. I’m always perplexed as to why dyed cheese became in style. I have a sneaking suspicion that it has something to do with why the color of fried food is also a delectable orange hue. But the orange […]
