This post will teach you How To Cook a Spiral Ham and share practical tips to prevent it from drying out. Because spiral ham is pre-cooked, you only need to warm it and add a glaze (homemade or store-bought). It’s simple and reliable. Spiral-sliced ham is a favorite for Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, but it’s … Read more

I needed a fresh take on vegetables, and this Pea Salad is the result. Sweet, tangy, cheesy, and crunchy, it’s a versatile side you can serve warm or chilled. This recipe is inspired by the classic ham-and-pea salads, but it’s refreshed with bright flavors and satisfying texture. It’s not what you might expect — and … Read more

Classic minestrone is transformed to include protein rich chicken thighs and chicken broth! The classic vegetarian minestrone is full of flavor and gets a new and healthy twist that hits the spot just the same! Classic minestrone is traditionally a thick, comforting vegetarian soup. Here, that same base is elevated with the savory depth of … Read more

Ready to meet the winner? Drum roll please! The winner of the Snack ATTACK prize pack is Gina, who wrote: “Holy amazing giveaway! This is awesome 🙂 I have so many fav snack foods that it’s so hard to choose: veggies + hummus, spoonfuls of nut butter, any GF desserts, & the list goes on! … Read more

Quick and easy one pot sweet and sour chicken made on the stovetop in about 30 minutes. This homemade version uses simple ingredients and delivers crispy breaded chicken with colorful vegetables like bell peppers, onions, carrots, and edamame, all coated in a balanced sweet, sour, and slightly spicy Asian-style sauce. It’s a satisfying weeknight dinner … Read more

Creamy, fluffy and sweet, this pineapple-flavored dessert is perfect for warm summer evenings. The exact origin of this dessert is unclear. Some attribute it to Palestine, others to Turkey or Iraq, but here it is commonly known as Pineapple Dream Dessert. The original name, Torab el Melook, literally translates to “kings’ dust” (torab means dust … Read more

Winter has arrived, bringing cozy evenings, warm snacks, and some common seasonal health concerns. Instead of reaching for unnecessary medicines, many winter ailments like colds, coughs, and mild fevers can be eased with natural, time-tested home remedies. Below are ten practical, easy-to-follow remedies you can use to stay healthy this winter. 10 Natural Home Remedies … Read more

Smoked Bacon with Maple Glaze is an irresistible breakfast treat. Smoking bacon adds a deep, wood-fired flavor and a crisp texture that elevates ordinary bacon. This recipe walks you through smoking thick-cut bacon until crisp, then finishing it with a simple maple-cayenne glaze for a touch of sweetness and heat. Serve with crispy breakfast potatoes … Read more

This avocado key lime pie tart is: Gluten-free Soy-free Dairy-free and completely raw! One time in college… There are many ways to finish that sentence, most of which wouldn’t fit here. But I will share the time my roommate came home from class and started sticking toothpicks into an avocado pit because she’d seen instructions … Read more

Learn how to make chicken Parmesan meatballs with summer zucchini. Tender, cheesy, and full of classic chicken Parmesan flavor, these meatballs come together quickly and make a perfect weeknight dinner. With summer zucchini coming in from the garden, these chicken Parmesan meatballs are a delicious way to use it. This version keeps the familiar flavors—breadcrumbs, … Read more