The Unholy Trinity at last: creamy, saucy, and stretchy, all at once, using only the most basic of basic ingredients. Behold. Believe.
Read MoreAn artistic and microwave-free re-rendering of spaghettios by an adult who has clearly never had them.
Read MoreOne last light and bright pasta to beat back the end of summer dread.
Read MoreWhile scampi is completely wonderful sautéed the traditional way, something about the grill flavor screams “summer is ending and I am not ready” that can only be consoled by a very lemony sauce and a glass of wine.
Read MoreYou can’t stop time, but you can slow it down enough to not feel like you lost it.
Read MoreMaybe too simple to require real instructions but I wrote them down anyway!!!
Read MoreAnyone who says mushrooms are for fall can come and say that to the manager.
Read MoreLife has changed. The Caesar has not.
Read MoreComing home from vacation sucks a lot less if you have pasta waiting for you.
Read MoreSome of us have to work on Summer Fridays. But no one should have to work on Summer Friday Night.
Read MoreWhether or not you’re on a beach right now in Mexico is really a matter of perspective.
Read MoreAll the prime beef attitude in the world doesn’t make you superior to what awaits at Arby’s.
Read MoreFor when your herb-use ambitions do not match your herb-use reality.
Read MoreMeant for eating cold in the sun, maybe with a protein, maybe in a swimsuit, maybe with a lime white claw but definitely for the rest of your hot lil life!
Read MoreFor some people it’s the summer of tinned fish. For me it’s the summer of spatchcock.
Read MoreAn easy, chill, very green pasta primavera: great with grilled chicken (sorry!!!), even better with a cold glass of orange wine outside.
Read MoreRagù for times of transition: one pot, minimum effort, light but robust, kinda weird and wrong til it’s right but why not?
Read MoreAm I crying because they’re a full-on hellscape of Southern Italian heat or because my house smells like the vestibule at a TGI Fridays c. 2005 or both or neither?
Read MoreAccidentally perfect.
Read MoreThere’s no truer definition of a Spring Awakening than bringing spring’s iconic mushroom back from the dead.
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