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Brown Butter Garlic Herb Knots: Crispy, Savory Dinner Rolls

I might have found the secret to turning someone into a bread person. Bake your own garlic knots and finish them with nutty brown butter and plenty of fresh herbs. It’s an easy way to make simple dough feel special. Yes—this is the answer. Another route to bread conversion? Choosing these knots over the pecan … Read more

Peach Cobbler Granola Recipe: Homemade Crunch with Warm Spice

I adore this peach cobbler granola! Made with dried peaches, peach preserves, oats, pecans, brown sugar and white chocolate chips, it’s crunchy and tastes like the classic summer dessert. This is how we make summer mornings magical. The granola captures a crunchy bite of summer thanks to dried peaches, peach preserves, oats, brown sugar and … Read more

Crushing On Right Now: Top Finds and Trends I’m Loving

Hello weekend! This week on the blog I shared a favorite: Hot Chicken Salad. I also posted crispy baked pizza quesadillas, a roundup of favorite fall drinks and coffees, and my game-day pick: sloppy joe pull-apart sliders. I’ve collected my top Amazon Halloween picks if you’re looking for seasonal favorites. You can browse all my … Read more

Creamy Mushroom and Chicken Noodle Soup with Poached Eggs

How unusual can soup be? Pretty unusual today — yes, there’s an egg in it. But eggs belong in so many dishes; they add richness, texture and comfort. This recipe is a quick, ramen-inspired bowl that comes together in about half an hour and delivers big flavor. It’s versatile enough for a solo night in … Read more

Sweet Potato Chili Cheese Bites for Game Day or Snacks

I have to share the easiest snack ever. We have a chili problem. I can’t make a small batch of chili, and we rarely finish the giant pots I make. That means a lot of leftovers get frozen. Often I forget about them, so both freezers end up full of Tupperware containers of chili. Call … Read more

Currently Crushing On: What I’m Loving Right Now

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This rice krispie treat marshmallow cheesecake — utterly irresistible.

This thoughtful post on authenticity and “faking it” — powerful and insightful.

These easy peanut butter cookies — simple, adorable, and delicious.

Spring pea pesto with bacon and leeks — bright, savory, and seasonal perfection.

Grilled polenta bites with roasted red pepper, feta, and thyme — a flavorful, elegant appetizer.

Almond Joy cupcakes — light, fluffy, and chocolatey.

A post about sharing the beauty in everyday life — a genuinely moving read.

Roasted poblano queso fundido — rich, spicy, and utterly comforting.

Wishing you a joyful holiday season filled with warmth and happiness. May you and your loved ones enjoy peace, good health, and moments that become cherished memories. We appreciate your presence and support. Thank you for being here—your kindness means so much. Sending love and best wishes to you and yours. xo

How to Make Puffy Tacos at Home: Crispy, Puffy Taco Recipe

I don’t know which is more tragic: finishing a perfect taco or the last sip of a margarita. Both are equally sad, which is why this night I went with a beer and an overload of tacos—for myself. In true high-maintenance millennial fashion, December dinner can feel like a slog: everything tastes like brie with … Read more

48 Father’s Day Weekend Recipes to Impress Dad

All my favorite recipes for Father’s Day weekend in one place: a hot dog bar, slider station, frozen cocktails, grilled snacks, sides, salads and desserts.

Here’s a curated collection of the very best ideas to make Father’s Day weekend — and the rest of summer — delicious.

These recipes cover everything a great BBQ needs: smoky mains, grilled sides, cool drinks and sweet treats. I’ve included family favorites, easy crowd-pleasers and classics with a twist — think smash burgers, caramelized-onion everything and my beloved root beer BBQ ribs.

48 Recipes for Father’s Day Weekend

The summer harvest is generous and delicious.

We’re diving into zucchini salad season, and yes, I would have preferred it fried, but this is the version that’s actually happening.

Vacation’s over and I’m already making the sad face about it. Is it really a vacation when you’re a parent? Honest answers, please.

The one bright spot about coming home: an enormous stash of tomatoes and jalapeños waiting for me. I’m dreaming of guacamole and caprese salads. Bring mojitos if you swing by.