New England [Heart and] Kitchen By Grace Vallo
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.
A layer of perfectly sweet yet tart strawberries and rhubarb between golden layers of buttery, macaroon-infused crumble.
Sparkling blood orange summertime cocktail.
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.
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.
The best oatmeal cookie recipe is here! No mix-ins, raisins or chocolate chips, the cookie base is everything.
Whether I call these scalloped potatoes or potatoes au gratin, these apple-bacon potatoes are four-letter-word good.
This fresh pear salad shows that opposites attract! Sweet pears, arugula, smoky bacon, salty parm, buttery walnuts! Recipe by Grace Vallo.
Prepare for Thanksgiving with fall roast chicken with an apple butter glaze.
Apple Cider Martini proves that not all fall cocktails taste like potpourri! Refreshing, not too sweet, easy to drink.
The pears caramelize when drizzled with honey butter that’s a touch salty and a touch sweet.
Oven Roasted Brussel sprouts on a whole other level with a homemade garlicky apple cider glaze! Recipe by Grace Vallo.