New England [Heart and] Kitchen By Grace Vallo
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.
Turkey club pasta salad screams summertime, filled with everything in a turkey club sandwich, but in pasta salad form! Recipe by Grace Vallo.
Orecchiette pasta tossed with crumbled sausage, caramelized onion and fresh parsley is really a dream come true.
This green bean salad with garlic dijon, prosciutto and hard boiled egg is reminiscent of French Niçoise with a twist! Recipe by Grace Vallo.
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.
I grew up eating Dad’s chicken saltimbocca: thinly sliced chicken wrapped in prosciutto and sage and pan seared.
The best way to use turkey leftovers is on this turkey club sandwich with black pepper parmesan mayo! Recipe by Grace Vallo.
A good French omelette (or omelet) is made with eggs, salt, and a touch of butter.
We’ve got lasagna down to a science! There’s only one way to make lasagna and it’s with Italian sausage.
This recipe is the simplest way to bake chicken breast for the most juicy chicken every time! The trick is to bake your chicken breasts at 425 degrees.
This rustic Italian tortellini soup is filled with crumbled sausage, kale and a touch of cream.