New England [Heart and] Kitchen By Grace Vallo
Turn chicken from bland to grand with this roast chicken recipe! I’m a huge fan of roasted chicken: incredibly moist meat, crispy skin, and numerous opportunities to play with flavorful rubs and glazes.
Lettuce is plain boring until you dress it up with lovely chunks of roasted shallot mixed with the tartness of sherry wine vinegar, sweet and tender dried blueberries, and salty sharp cheddar cheese.
Tender, sweet, and caramelized with bursts of sea salt and the lively flavors of tarragon, these Roasted Baby Carrots with Tarragon and Sea Salt bring carrots to the next level.
Tons of caramelized, roasted veggies combine with the plump sweetness of golden raisins, richness of extra virgin olive oil, and exoticness of yellow curry powder.
Rich, creamy white beans are offset by the brightness of lemon juice and fresh rosemary, and complexity of smoked paprika.
Paper thin slices of garlic and hot pepper flakes gently perfume extra virgin olive oil.
Creamy Truffle Infused Burrata, on a bed of crispy roasted asparagus and shallot rings, topped with bursting roasted tomatoes, black peppercorns, and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil.
The natural sweetness and slight smokiness of roasted eggplant are intensified by adding just a few ingredients: cayenne, smoked paprika, oregano, extra virgin olive oil, and garlic.
Baby kale, drizzled with a sherry wine vinaigrette and tossed with smoky Applewood bacon.
My favorite way of cooking asparagus is roasting it on high heat so it frizzles on the ends.
Earthy mushroom tortellini, acidic yet sweet roasted tomatoes, creamy buffalo mozz, and buttery and crunchy toasted walnuts.
It’s really hard to think of a better way to dress up kale than to top it with butter roasted pears, crispy sage, and balsamic caramelized shallots.
Topped on a fillet of cod I got from my local fish market, I'm roasting sweet tomatoes and mixing them in with Kalamata olives, garlic-infused olive oil, and briny capers.
Fall in love with spicy chunks of Italian sausage and golden roasted potatoes, lovingly intertwined with sweet, fresh corn and crunchy bits of red pepper.
The mini shallot rings get all toasty and caramelized.
If you roast butternut squash, it caramelizes and brings out the natural sugars and gets melt-in-your-mouth soft.
Roasted chicken is the perfect cool-weather dinner.
Making your own roasted red peppers is so easy, and they store well in the fridge for up to two weeks! Recipe by Grace Vallo.
This side dish or appetizer is autumn in a bowl and will definitely be part of my Thanksgiving spread this year! Recipe by Grace Vallo.
The perfect fall side dish for your Thanksgiving table or with pretty much any chicken, beef or fish dish! Recipe by Grace Vallo.