Cabbage never seems to be at the top of anyone’s list. I’m speculating here, but I’m willing to wager, you don’t think about cabbage all that much. Sure, it shines in coleslaw and every now and then it snatches attention when stuffed with rice and meat. But outside slaw, the cabbage is rarely the main event. It’s a garnish, a wrap, an afterthought. Well, no more. Today’s Roast Cabbage Tagliatelle sets out to do what the oven did for Brussels sprouts: change minds. So, check your cabbage-related prejudices at the door and approach this be-leafed, cruciferous veg with an open mind and a clear palette.
Romesco Lima Bean Dip with Charred Scallions

Today’s recipe is a Romesco Lima Bean Dip. Yes, a dip. It’s true, dips are not your typical January fare. Most of us tend to keep entertaining to a minimum once Christmas is well in the rearview mirror. And, for some unknown reason, when we don’t party, we don’t dip. Well, I mean we might crack open a jar of salsa to stave off hangriness or dive into store bought french onion dip mid game. But in January gourmet dips are nowhere to be seen, probably because we’re all hiding in our least presentable pair of PJs. And if you’re hiding away from the public, why bother to put your best dip forward, right?
Sweet Potato Bean Burritos with Avocado Rice

Today’s recipe for these Sweet Potato Bean Burritos with Avocado Rice is near and dear to my heart. They kept me alive through the later years of my university life. You know, that special time when you’re old enough to want to stop eating instant noodles, but you still have to exist on an instant noodle-sized budget? Yeah, it’s a time of creation out of desperation. A time of ingenuity due to necessity. It’s…it’s terrible, I would not do it again. But one good thing did come out of this rocky time and no, I’m not talking about my (super useful) art history degree. I’m talking about the recipe for these stellar Sweet Potato Bean Burritos.
Spinach Artichoke Strata with Asiago

I’ve always taken Christmas morning breakfast very seriously. Some might say too seriously but those people are, frankly, not living their best life. Christmas morning breakfast is sacred. It’s the one morning meal all year that allows, nay, demands you throw caution to the wind and eat and drink whatever you damn well