lunch

Dijon Steak Nicoise Salad

March 27, 2017 by theeverykitchen@gmail.com 16 Comments

Dijon Steak Nicoise Salad. Less than 30 minutes to a lean, high-protein lunch or dinner. Sugar free, gluten free, and perfect for meal prepping.

You guyyyyys. Happy Monday. (Shrugs shoulders.) Don’t know why, can’t explain it, I’m in a good mood. Like a wanna-smile-all-the-time mood. (Ask me if this is still true after work today though. I’m curious how far this will go.) I’m just really happy about all the food blogging things. And about manual DSLR camera settings on sunshiney days and beautiful pictures of beautiful foods like Dijon Steak Nicoise Salad.

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Pan-Poached Tilapia with Lemon Caper Sauce

March 20, 2017 by theeverykitchen@gmail.com 37 Comments

Pan-Poached Tilapia with Lemon Caper Sauce is a 25-minute foolproof recipe for any weeknight dinner. Forget about gluten free and sugar free, let’s talk about the tender, flaky fish, the salty capers, and the sweet tomatoes. And you can be sure I’m drizzling it all with a smooth, succulent, buttery sauce.

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Smoked Salmon, Dill, and Horseradish Tartlets

March 9, 2017 by theeverykitchen@gmail.com 5 Comments

My newest recipe obsession: Smoked Salmon, Dill, and Horseradish Tartlets for their perfectly baked crusts with salty, smoky, herby, and slightly spicy eggy filling.

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Broccoli Chicken Pizza with Sun-Dried Tomatoes

February 20, 2017 by theeverykitchen@gmail.com 1 Comment

Broccoli Chicken Pizza with Sun-Dried Tomatoes reminds me of the casseroles Mom made when I was a kid. This pizza recipe is made with an almond flour crust making it gluten free and sugar free.

Let’s face it. How much can I say about pizza? Pizza: America’s favorite food. I could make pizzas all day in a thousand different combinations and I do it often because it’s absolutely the most fabulous way to use up leftover ingredients. (You could go healthier and make a salad, but let’s pretend I haven’t thought of that.) And so my latest creation is Broccoli Chicken Pizza with Sun-Dried Tomatoes.

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Golden Beet Couscous Salad

February 16, 2017 by theeverykitchen@gmail.com 12 Comments

This is one of those salads where it’s mostly the good stuff. You know what I mean. This salad is mostly toppings and then there’s some leafy things for good measure. But, ya know, the point of this salad isn’t the leafy stuff or else, instead of Golden Beet Couscous Salad, it would be called Leaf Salad with Beets and Radishes. Or something like that. You get my point.

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One-Pot Chipotle Sweet Potato Chili

January 23, 2017 by theeverykitchen@gmail.com 3 Comments

Chipotles in adobo sauce, friends. That’s where it’s at. One-Pot Chipotle Sweet Potato Chili is super simple (you’re welcome), but then you take it up a notch with those chipotles. Eating it is giving me goosebumps and making my nose runny. I know that’s a really weird thing to say and may not sound at all desirable when we’re talking about food, but that heat – it goes down and spreads out and warms your body in the best way. Don’t fight it. And really, don’t fight it because it takes only 20 – that’s TWENTY(!) – minutes to make One-Pot Chipotle Sweet Potato Chili, so why not?!

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Shrimp and Green Papaya Salad and Thailand Part II – Chiang Rai

January 16, 2017 by theeverykitchen@gmail.com 3 Comments

I’m not entirely sure I even like papaya. But I just ate a ridiculous amount of Shrimp and Green Papaya Salad.

I typed that first sentence about 6 hours ago and here I am eating another RIDICULOUS amount of this Green* Papaya Salad. It’s healthy though, so I’m okay, right? Literally. cannot. stop.

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Easy Thai Coconut Curry Noodles (Khao Soi) and Thailand Part I – Chiang Mai

January 12, 2017 by theeverykitchen@gmail.com 5 Comments

How do you put the most incredible week of your life into words? How do you condense it into 20 pictures or less? I’m never at a loss for words — not when I’ve got my virtual pen to paper. But here I am…

I suppose I could start by writing about the food… Easy Thai Coconut Curry Noodles (Khao Soi) was one of our first meals on that side of the Pacific and easily one of my top two for the week. I craved it for the duration of our vacation, but was determined not to eat the same thing twice. Now that I’m home, I’m Americanizing and easifying it and adding it to the regular dinner rotation.

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