A quick and easy recipe for sweet, tangy shrimp. Serve them up as a snack or enjoy them as part of a light dinner over salad and use the remaining marinade as dressing.
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The amount of vegetables in this chunky sauce makes it great for eating solo, as a side dish or on top of couscous, barley or rice. It can also be used on top of chicken, shrimp or swordfish.
With an unexpected combination of ingredients, this sweet sandwich is perfect for picnics or trips to the beach.
When New Hampshire's cold January days come calling, I make hearty comfort food. Made with flavorful Italian bacon, cabbage and two cheeses, this creamy, earthy pasta dish will warm and nourish you on the coldest of winter nights. -Meg
This pasta dish is destined to become a family favorite. Made with pantry ingredients and a cinch to pull together, there's something in here for everyone's tastes. Keep it in your rotation year round by substituting scallions for the ramps.
This is a delicious vegetarian choice for lunch or as an appetizer.
The ease and casualness of a burger makes it a favorite for summer luncheons and effortless dinners. For a refined alternative to the cookout staple, sink your teeth into a Pineapple Lime Tuna Burger. It is a delightful medley of sweet and savory flavors and yogurt makes is magnificently moist.
This meal comes together in mere minutes and is perfect for hectic weeknights. To save yourself even more precious time, why not go ahead and double the recipe so you can enjoy this dish again for lunch later in the week?
It's usually a weekend when I find a little extra time for making something more than an ordinary ham sandwich for lunch. This sandwich is a rich and delicious complexity of hearty, fruity and nutty flavors. Be sure to use a fresh, hearty bread. -Meg
Quinoa is a seed that cooks like a grain. And because it's high in protein it makes a great substitute for rice or couscous.
Here's a hearty lasagna that will make you forget about the old standby versions. The best part? The rich, creamy sauce in each layer will help even the pickiest eaters forget they're eating their veggies.
The natural apricot flavor enriches the sweet taste of the pork.
Roasted Acorn Squash Stuffed Shells is a perfect in season meal for a fall/winter night. When you gather acorn squash from your garden or farmers market take it home, roast, puree and place in baggies until you are ready to use. Makes its easier for those busy weeknights.
