I’ve mentioned before that I have had trouble cooking spaghetti squash. It always came out too crunchy to really enjoy. I cooked it longer this time, and it definitely came out better. It was still a little bit crunchy, but not so much that you’d notice if you weren’t paying attention. It had a nice texture. I think part of my enjoyment also had to do with the fact that I stopped expecting the squash to taste like actual spaghetti. … Continue reading
I’ve been meaning to share this recipe with you for a while. It’s one of Rachael Ray’s. I love cooking from her recipes because her instructions are perfect and the food always comes out delicious. This chicken recipe is simple to execute, and it brings a lot of flavor and uniqueness to an otherwise ordinary chicken breast. To make this dish, season some chicken breasts with salt and pepper, and then cook them for about 6 minutes per side in … Continue reading
If you’re on the edge of liking brussels sprouts, these puppies will push you over into the happily liking camp. I love the toasty, nutty taste of roasted vegetables. Adding in some salty, sweet, and spicy to take them over the top is oh so right. To make this simple but flavorful side dish, preheat your oven to 400°F. Slice a bunch of brussels sprouts in half, toss them with olive oil, and season them with salt and pepper. Roast … Continue reading