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Spicy Eggs In Hell with Vegetarian “Sausage”

A Spicy, Savory Skillet Recipe That Can Wake Anyone Up
Filed Under > Breakfast & Brunch

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Today’s recipe is one of my favorite savory dishes to serve at brunch as it packs quite the flavorful punch, and well, heat like this is sure to wake anyone up!  Its name is fitting; Spicy Eggs in Hell includes poached eggs in a fiery tomato sauce with serrano peppers, onion, garlic and mozzarella cheese.  As a vegetarian, I don’t plan on sacrificing flavor in a dish like this, so I add vegetarian “sausage,” and the result is magnificent (and nobody is ever the wiser).  Lastly, I garnish with fresh basil from the herb garden, and toast french bread…because toast is ALWAYS a good idea. 

This savory skillet masterpiece is not only super simple to make, it’s even easier to serve.  While so many brunch dishes require a bit of time planning, you don’t need to worry about this one getting cold as every gathers around the table.  Just keep your Spicy Eggs in Hell simmering in the cast-iron skillet, and enjoy! Truly, MKR

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Ancient Grains Salad with Wheat Berries, Brussels Sprouts, Watercress, Dried Apricots & Pomegranate Seeds

A New Favorite Salad That's Just as Vibrant As It Is Filling
Filed Under > Appetizers & Sides

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Monday sure doesn’t seem so bad when you have a great lunch in tow. And this is exactly the kind of recipe we’re looking forward to noshing on today: a great salad recipe from our friends at Homespun that’s just as vibrant as it is filling.

Chef Jason brings us an ancient grains salad with red winter wheat berries, brussels sprouts, pomegranate seeds, dried apricots, watercress and toasted almonds. I know that I’m always a fan of a salad that perfectly allocates goodness in each bite, and it’s safe to say that Chef Jason does just that with this ancient grains salad. A subtly sweet, yet tangy dressing of a little white balsamic, olive oil and agave nectar is the perfect finish to this new lunchtime favorite. Cheers, Kat

P.S. Looking for more salad recipes? We’ve got you covered here. xo

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Classic Chicken Wings

A Classic Gameday Recipe Made With No Oil And Our New Favorite Gadget, The Air Fryer
Filed Under > Appetizers & Sides

Classic Chicken Wings

What will I be making to watch the big game today?  Well that’s a no-brainer: classic chicken wings. And this was what got me to finally got me to pull out and use my air fryer. And Loves, I. Am. OBSESSED.

To get all sciencey on you, the air fryer “uses patented heat circulation technology to fry your favorite foods to crispy, golden brown perfection – using little or no oil.”  Can you believe it?  Because I almost couldn’t either…I mean no oil!  Since our household is committed to watching our daily calorie intake with hopes of not giving up the food we really love, it was a serious “ahhhh!” moment when we discovered the power of the air fryer.  

Whenever I’m making classic chicken wings, I simply season them with my favorite mixed bag of algean sea salt spices and pepper.  Because everyone has a personal preference on how they like their wings (hot, sweet, sweet and spicy, plain, etc.), I like to serve the seasoned wings along with various dipping sauces.  This way everyone can enjoy wings their way! 

I definitely won’t be stopping with just wings, either.  I’m thinking onion rings, potato chips, tortilla chips, fish, chicken…and doughnuts!!!  I’ve gone ahead and ordered The Air Fryer cookbook to help me with a few more ideas, which I’ll hopefully be sharing with you all once they’re taste tested and approved.  Has anyone else gone crazy over their air fryer at home? Truly, MKR

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