Arugula Salad with Olive Oil, Lemon, and Parmesan Cheese - Very excited to see arugula coming out of the ground again and this is a dead simple recipe that is super tasty.
Recipes
Arugula Salad with Olive Oil, Lemon, and Parmesan Cheese - Very excited to see arugula coming out of the ground again and this is a dead simple recipe that is super tasty.
Sweet Potato Sausage Breakfast Hash - This recipe uses kale but you could absolutely sub with some of the beautiful chard from Dandelion Spring. Also, replace the breakfast sausage with bacon/just about any other sausage/ground meat and you could serve this for dinner.
Chorizo and Spinach Scramble - Take your brunch plans to the next level!
Arugula Pesto - One of my favorite ways to use greens if I am unsure I will get to them in a timely manner is to turn them into a pesto! Carrot tops work great for this.
Sheet Pan Roasted Chicken and Cabbage - Another one pan dinner to keep things easy for y'all!
Braised Monk Fish with Mushrooms and Onions - Try this Martha Stewart Recipe OR this Portuguese Baked Monkfish (which is a one pan dinner)!
Spicy Braised Tofu - I'd suggest making a lot and just leaving a fork in with the leftovers in the fridge cuz you're gonna want to pick at this every time you walk past.
Mustard Greens - Simple recipe for sautéed mustard greens that would go great with just about anything.
Spaghetti Squash That Fancies Itself Baked Ziti - Truth: "In a surprise to absolutely no one, spaghetti squash—unfairly maligned as bland and watery—tastes amazing when smothered in flavorful tomato sauce and blanketed under a layer of melty cheese."
Mackerel with Spicy Napa Cabbage Slaw - Love me some mackerel. Rich and sweet and stands up to all sorts of flavors, like these some napa cabbage slaw or these Sweet and Spicy Mustard Greens
Pork Chops - We're pretty in lurv with Broad Arrow pork chops. At home, we will usually use an immersion circulator and then sear in a screaming hot pan but will also pan roast. If pan roasting, there're some tricks to keeping it juicy while still getting a good sear so it's worth reading through that whole recipe.
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