Filled with spicy arugula, savory marjoram, sweet cherries, and brilliant green peas, one bite of this salad is like a forkful of spring. With extra crunch from toasted pecans and extra tartness from fresh lemon juice, this salad is filling enough to stand on its own for lunch or dinner, but also makes a lovely, seasonal side dish.
Combining the savory flavors of bay, thyme, sage, rosemary, and garlic, this holiday turkey brine gives your Thanksgiving bird an extra boost of flavor that will have even your mother-in-law begging for the recipe! Wow friends and family alike with a Thanksgiving turkey that is both juicy and flavorful—who knew it was as easy as fresh herbs?
Peanut brittle is a traditional holiday favorite, but pumpkin seed brittle is a fun way to add a little something new to the abundance of sweets found on buffet tables and in goody bags this time of year. Rosemary adds a woodsy winter scent, and pumpkin seeds are wholesome yet light. Delicious with a cup of good coffee or tea, this brittle is also a thoughtful gift when wrapped up in parchment paper and tucked into a festive tin.
Adapted from Cooks’ Illustrated’s “Really Good Pumpkin Recipe,” we can vouch that this pumpkin bread is really good. With toasted walnuts, fresh sage, and a crumbly cinnamon sugar topping, these loaves are a perfect way to start the morning or to wrap a long autumn evening. We suggest serving the pumpkin bread with fresh butter alongside hot apple cider or hot chocolate.
PrintBasil and Goat Cheese Balls with Cherry Tomatoes Total Time: 15 minutes This quick and easy appetizer is a snap to put together and seems twice as elegant as appetizers that take four-times as long to make. Use toothpicks to make these bite-size nibbles easy to eat at a cocktail party. And don’t forget to […]
