New England [Heart and] Kitchen By Grace Vallo
My fiancé Eric loves fish (especially sushi) so much that I swear he’d eat a raw fish straight out of the ocean.
We’re entering salad season, and there’s two ways we can go about this season: salads that make you feel like a little bunny rabbit chomping on dry veggies, or salads that make you feel fabulously healthy but taste like heaven on Earth.
Have you ever woken up in the morning, strolled into the kitchen and spotted that cake on the counter from the night before? Soon a fork is out and you’re eating the cake like you’ve never seen food before? Maybe this is just a personal story, but if.
When the weather gets warmer, I instantly think of taco nights outside on the porch, with an ice cold beer in hand! These shrimp tacos are seasoned with a flavor-packed dry rub and cooled down with a crunchy slaw tossed with fresh lime crema.
Try to say Paglia e Fieno 5 times fast! It’s quite the tongue twister.
Green onions (AKA scallions!) are one of the first fresh produce available in New England in the spring! My basket was full of green onions on my first trip to the farm stand this past weekend.
Roasting a spatchcock chicken is easy! Spatchcock chicken with an easy lemon mustard glaze.
A layer of perfectly sweet yet tart strawberries and rhubarb between golden layers of buttery, macaroon-infused crumble.
How to make parm crisp salad bowls? So easy! All you need is good quality parmigiano and a nonstick omelet pan.
Charcuterie boards, wine and summertime go together like PB&J.
Sparkling blood orange summertime cocktail.
Summer mediterranean braised chicken thighs with artichokes, shallots, white wine, lemon and briny Greek olives.
A 4th of July picnic staple – or really any picnic staple: potato salad! Although I love potato salad, it’s one of those foods where I can only eat it in small quantities.
A breakfast croissant strata?! Croissants add a buttery dimension! Finished with caramelized onion and bacon.
Summer & watermelon are basically synonymous.
We put a lot of things in muffins, especially fruit, but one fruit that you don’t often see in muffins is strawberries! How could this be?! Strawberry muffins are AMAZING! Let me build my case: I walk downstairs after showering one evening and Eric is.
Turkey club pasta salad screams summertime, filled with everything in a turkey club sandwich, but in pasta salad form! Recipe by Grace Vallo.
This is the best Caesar Salad you’ll ever have.