Rice is a filling base for a salad that soaks up a delicious dressing to make a flavorful meal. You can also use leftover rice. We recommend using this recipe’s cooling method for bringing any leftover rice down in temperature quickly for good food safety practices.
Grilling brings out the sugars in scallops and lemons alike, and when paired with more lemon and a little thyme, the flavor of these scallops will delight your mouth. Tip: If you’re using wooden skewers, be sure to soak them in water for at least 10 minutes before threading on your scallops.
See scallops in a new light: the tang of lime pairs with a sweet and sultry mango-chili duo that will make you fall in love with seafood all over again. Unlike traditional ceviche, which simply uses an acidic marinade to denature the proteins, this recipe works with fully cooked scallops so you can be confident […]
Spinach acts as a base for a rich green dressing in this delightful side dish, helping to coat potatoes with both flavor and color. When you struggle to get enough green vegetables into your family, every little bit counts.
Beets are naturally high in sugar and the canned versions are both soft and have enough salt to make them a delicious base for a simple salad dressing. Note that this salad calls for a beet as part of the veg as well, so set aside enough for your salad before chopping what you need […]
Delicious and nutritious. Who could ask for more? This Cajun-spiced salmon sandwich is cooled by creamy avocado-mayo, making it a wonderful source of heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids.
This soup is perfect for a cold autumn night. Roasting concentrates the sweetness in the peppers, which pairs perfectly with garlic. The bright red soup, garnished with bright green chives makes a beautiful course for even the fanciest dinner party.
Using sweet spices like allspice to flavor meat and veggies is a classic flavor profile of Jamaican cooking. Adding plantains to the kebab brings not only the spices but the vegetables of the Caribbean to your grill.