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Classic Paella
Main CourseSpanish

Classic Paella

SideAppetizerSaladMexican

Sweet Potato Salad with Warm Pepita Dressing

4
Dairy
Italian Wedding Soup
SoupMain CourseAppetizerItalian

Italian Wedding Soup

30 min4
DairyEggGluten

We tried this recipe for the first time over the weekend, and loved it. Note, we made a couple minor modifications to the original recipe from the New York Times, credited below

Roasted Tomato Soup
SoupMain CourseAmerican

Roasted Tomato Soup

Inspired by the recipe by Carolina Gelen - https://carolinagelen.com/tomato-soup/ Combine this with a grilled cheese panini made from the focaccia recipe (found on this site) and Beecher's original cheese.

Mediterranean Seafood Stew
SoupMain CourseMediterranean

Mediterranean Seafood Stew

FishShellfish
Swamp Fox
CocktailsAmerican

Swamp Fox

Thanks (again) to our friend Trish for recommending this recipe. The key is the slightly spicy Fresno Chili Simple Syrup, which we make at home for purposes of this cocktail.

Chorizo, Potato, and Feta Frittata
BreakfastMain CourseItalian

Chorizo, Potato, and Feta Frittata

5.0 (1 rating)
35 min6
DairyEgg

Although this recipe was inspired by others found online, it is genuinely an original. We have started to have it both as a dinner option, and for easy warm-up lunches.

DessertAmerican

Mini Chocolate Cake

DairyEggGluten
One Pan Southwest Chicken and Rice
Main CourseAmerican

One Pan Southwest Chicken and Rice

45 min6
Dairy
One Skillet Goat Cheese Stuffed Chicken with Orzo
Main CourseMediterranean

One Skillet Goat Cheese Stuffed Chicken with Orzo

45 min4
DairyGlutenTree Nut
Chocolate Cake Pops
DessertAmerican

Chocolate Cake Pops

240 min55
DairyEggGluten

**Ingredients****Cake**

Focaccia
Bread and BakingSnack BoardItalian

Focaccia

50 min8
Gluten

Our family is just getting started baking bread, and we figured we'd start with something easy like Focaccia. We've gone through several recipes and have landed on this one by Anne Burrell from the Food Network. I highly recommend you watch the video of Anne making the recipe to get a good understanding of just how much olive oil to use (I know it seems crazy, but trust her) and what she means by "make finger holes" in the dough.