Roast chicken that doesn't take hours to make isn't a figment of your imagination. This recipe for spatchcock chicken cuts the cooking time to an hour at most, doesn't require basting, and includes your sides on a single pan. A few minutes of prep work will give you a complete meal that you'll love.
How do you make cheesecake better? Combine it with baklava to make baklava cheesecake! This recipe makes a silky cheesecake that's filled AND topped with a walnut, cinnamon, honey mixture that gives it a crunchy texture. It's a cinnamon lover's dream come true!
These Greek chicken skewers are succulent and easy to make. The chicken was so juicy and flavorful after just a short time marinating. I served them with tzatziki sauce, but they were terrific without any topping too. It makes for a wonderful summertime meal!
Whether you serve this palak paneer recipe as a main or a side, you will absolutely love it! It's packed with flavor not only from the spinach but also tomatoes, onion, garlic, and an array of spices. All that flavor is the perfect contrast for the plain paneer cheese.
If you like rogan josh, you're going to love this recipe! The spices make a rich sauce that's unbelievably good, and the lamb is melt in your mouth tender.
You might need to experiment a bit since exact quantities aren't given for the ingredients, but this cocktail is worth trying. My perfect blackberry bourbon smash used a little simple syrup to soften the taste of the alcohol. Because of that, I was also able to taste the blackberries and mint, not just the bourbon.
This broccolini recipe was a Pinterest success! It’s a quick recipe with simple seasonings that enhance the flavor of the food instead of covering it up. A small pat of butter, fresh garlic, salt, pepper, and a squeeze of lemon juice are all that’s needed. Broccolini will become a regular side dish for me!
This is the perfect dish for a special occasion and far easier to make than you would think. The earthy porcini mushroom compound butter with the thyme and garlic sauce are phenomenal with the tender filet mignon.
These small loaves of semolina bread are dense, filling, and an excellent accompaniment to a rich stew. They remind me of cornbread in both taste and texture. Harcha is slightly sweet, buttery, and crumbly. I ate mine with a Moroccan chicken stew and found they were perfect for sopping up the extra broth.