Telling food stories, one kitchen at a time
This sponsored post for Pork Loin with Summer Vegetables and Garlic-Dill Aioli is written by me on behalf of Smithfield.
Are you ready to impress? And I mean, impress anyone? I impressed the boyfriend, but Pork Loin with Summer Vegetables and Garlic-Dill Aioli will work on your parents, your hard-to-impress in-laws, and your know-it-all foodie friends. And if you want to really, really want to impress, You've got access too is even better!
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Is there a better way to showcase bright, colorful summer veggies than on skewers? These Lemon Herb Chicken Skewers are farmer’s market fresh with a snappy flavor and they’re gluten free, sugar free, and paleo friendly too. My veggie combination covers almost every color of the rainbow, but swap in whatever you’re craving!
Do you remember when I posted about Easy Oven-Baked Tandoori Chicken? I decided that all of my freelance posts would be posts about c’est moi, my most favorite subject. Or maybe I made that decision when I posted about Paleo Southern Biscuits. Regardless, the decision has been made.
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Grilled Peach Salad with Blue Cheese and Bacon is a simple recipe that’s easy to scale for one or four or twelve. Tangy blue cheese, salty bacon, and candied walnuts will have you going back for seconds!
I originally published this recipe THREE years ago. Yes, three. If you haven’t heard, The Every Kitchen had her third birthday last week. And we definitely want to talk about and eat Grilled Peach Salad with Blue Cheese and Bacon, but for dessert we should most definitely have Rainbow Sprinkle Vanilla Icebox Cake in honor of these past three years.
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I received free samples of Breton Crackers mentioned in this post for Roasted Carrot Spread with Toasted Pistachios and Tarragon.
I’m just gonna jump right on in, shall I?
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I received free samples of Breton Crackers mentioned in this post. By posting this recipe for Roasted Cherry, Whipped Goat Cheese, and Thyme Hors d’Oeuvres, I am entering a recipe contest sponsored by Breton Crackers and am eligible to win prizes associated with the contest. I was not compensated for my time.
I can’t decide if this is an appetizer or a dessert. I also can’t decide which summer party to bring these too. And I super can’t decide whether or not to tell you the truth about how many of them I ate. (Hint: Pretty darn close to all of them.)
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Saucy Air Fryer Buffalo Wings are lip-licking-good. Crispy skin with tender and juicy meat, you’ll never believe these weren’t cooked in a deep fryer!
I’m super excited today because healthier buffalo wings + air fryer + GIVEAWAY! Happy Monday, my friends! Happy Fun-Summertime-Brand New Kitchen Appliance-Healthier Cooking-Giving Things Away For Free-Monday.
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Orange Almond Chicken Lettuce Wraps are all at once sweet, salty, juicy, spicy… and sugar free, gluten free, and paleo! This weeknight recipe can be on the table in 20 minutes. Share with your family or make it for yourself because it’s also easy to pack for lunch the next day and it’s even good cold. Trust me… I tried it!
Okay… so not lettuce wraps. Whoops. But they started out as lettuce wraps and then the cabbage was so beautiful and purple and glossy and then I didn’t want the lettuce anymore, but what am I supposed to call these then? Chicken Cabbage Wraps? That’s weird. And so I kept the name Orange Almond Chicken Lettuce Wraps and I’m not sure that I should even be mentioning it because I bet no one would notice. But leave it to me to point out the elephant in the room. Let’s just get the awkward stuff outta the way, mmkay?
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Easy Oven-Baked Tandoori Chicken is amazingly succulent with meat practically falling off the bone. It has a sweet and smoky slow heat that’s built with aromatic Indian spices. The flavors may be complex, but the recipe is quite easy and that beautiful coloring is impressive!
Easy Oven-Baked Tandoori Chicken is another recipe I’ve created for paleo blog Healy Eats Real. Since I’m directing you over there for the recipe, I’m taking the opportunity and the extra space to talk about my favorite subject — myself. JK. Sort of. I mean, talking about myself feels really weird, except that I am an expert. I could talk on and on about this topic until I run out of oxygen. And that might be what it takes. Once I get started…
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Danielle is a registered dietitian and the story teller behind The Every Kitchen. Three things that inspire her: Her parent's kitchen table, the way food nurtures relationships and nourishes souls, damn good chocolate chip cookies. EVERY KITCHEN has a story and Danielle shares them, one kitchen at a time. Read More…
