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Hello Reader, If you’re in the mood for something a little different to add to your dinner routine, these meatballs deliver. A Moroccan-inspired mix of cinnamon, cumin, and fresh mint gives this dish unique flavor and a completely different feel from classic Italian spaghetti and meatballs. Moroccan Meatballs in Tomato SauceWe usually opt for ground lamb in this recipe because it pairs so well with the spices, but ground beef is a solid option too. A quick sear on the meatballs adds depth before they finish with a gentle simmer in the sauce. Ready in about 35 minutes, serve these meatballs over rice or couscous to soak up all the flavors.
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You might notice a new look here today. We’ve updated our site and emails with a fresh design - same reliable recipes, just easier reading. One-Pot Spaghetti Carbonara Ready in just 35 minutes, our spaghetti carbonara recipe keeps preparation and cleanup simple while still giving you that classic, creamy, bacon-rich finish. Instead of boiling, the pasta is simmered in broth along with sautéed bacon, shallot, garlic, and white wine. Once tender, eggs and Parmesan are added to create a smooth,...
Hello Reader, This classic peanut curry was our favorite dish at a small, family-owned Thai restaurant in Sarasota. When they closed their doors some years ago, we knew we had to recreate it at home. Our version comes together in a single skillet, using a blend of easy-to-find ingredients to create a dish we enjoy every bit as much as the original. Thai Peanut Curry Chicken Boneless chicken thighs simmer in a creamy blend of coconut milk, peanut butter, red curry paste, lime, and fish sauce....
Hello Reader, Flatbread pizzas are one of the easiest ways to get creative in the kitchen. They come together fast enough for a weeknight dinner, and you can take them in just about any direction. This Mexican street corn version is a good example - flavor-filled and simple to make. Give it a try for Cinco de Mayo using frozen corn, then hang onto the recipe for summer when fresh corn is at its peak. Mexican Street Corn Flatbread Start with store-bought flatbreads, par-baked until crisp, then...