Honey Mustard Chicken Wings
http://bit.ly/2Mi99Wj These Honey Mustard Chicken Wings are a go-to party snack. Marinate them with honey, mustard, and soy sauce, and then roast them in the oven. No deep-frying required! Photography Credit: Elise Bauer I love good finger food, don’t you? Here’s an easy recipe for chicken wing drummettes—the part of a chicken wing that looks like a mini drumstick. You marinate the wing drummettes in a mixture of honey, mustard, olive oil, soy sauce, and garlic, and then roast them in the oven until done. Use Drummettes or WingettesYou don’t have to use only drummettes, you can use wingettes or just pieces of chicken, cut the size of drummette. Note that cooking time will vary with different cuts. These were absolutely delicious; we can’t wait to make them again! Chicken Wings in the OvenThat’s right — no deep-frying required for these chicken wings. These are roasted in the oven. This makes this party snack a little bit healthier, and also means you can make the entire batch all at once. Easy! For more crispy edges and even cooking, set a metal baking rack inside your baking sheet and lay the drummettes on top. This lifts them off the surface of the baking sheet and lets them cook from all sides. Try These Other Chicken Wing Recipes:Updated May 22, 2019 : We spiffed up this post to make it sparkle. No changes to the original recipe. Honey Mustard Chicken Wings RecipePrintRecipe adapted from Petaluma Poultry, providers of Rocky Range and Rocky Jr. chickens. Ingredients
Method1 Marinate the chicken wings: Rinse and pat dry the chicken wings. Place them in a large bowl or marinade bag. Mix together the marinade ingredients—crushed garlic cloves, honey, mustard, soy sauce, lemon juice, olive oil, salt and pepper—and pour over the chicken wings to coat. Chill for at least an hour or up to 24 hours. 2 Roast the wings: Preheat oven to 400°F. Line a roasting pan with foil and place a baking rack over it. Place the chicken wings in on the rack in a single layer with some space between the wings. Bake for 25-35 minutes, depending on the size of the chicken wings, until cooked through and well browned.
Hello! All photos and content are copyright protected. Please do not use our photos without prior written permission. If you wish to republish this recipe, please rewrite the recipe in your own unique words and link back to Honey Mustard Chicken Wings on Simply Recipes. Thank you! PrintThis post may contain links to Amazon or other partners; your purchases via these links can benefit Simply Recipes. Read more about our affiliate linking policy. Elise Bauer Elise Bauer is the founder of Simply Recipes. Elise launched Simply Recipes in 2003 as a way to keep track of her family's recipes, and along the way grew it into one of the most popular cooking websites in the world. Elise is dedicated to helping home cooks be successful in the kitchen. Elise is a graduate of Stanford University, and lives in Sacramento, California. Recipes via Simply Recipes http://bit.ly/2F9fkDA May 22, 2019 at 04:06PM
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Honey Sriracha Chicken and Broccoli Meal Prep Bowls
http://bit.ly/2HKtFJA This easy meal-prep honey-sriracha chicken dish, which can also be served as a main dish, is made on a sheet pan and comes together quick! It’s been a while since I posted a new meal prep recipe, I made this just before my trip to Italy and loved how it turned out. It is simple, sweet and spicy, and so flavorful made with honey, sriracha and sesame oil served over brown rice. Some other meal prep recipes I love to make are this Taco Salad Meal Prep, Greek Chickpea Salad, and these Freezer Breakfast Burritos. Recipes via Skinnytaste http://bit.ly/2ix3Luq May 22, 2019 at 01:04PM
Easy Summer Pasta Salad
http://bit.ly/2VKGFnz We’re counting down the days until the long weekend! In the meantime, I’m sharing 3 great cookout salads this week (did you catch Monday’s broccoli salad?). I took extra care to make sure that all of these recipes are not just easy, but also easy to make in advance… because I totally get that you don’t want to be futzing with your salad in the car on the way to your picnic. Today’s recipe: pasta salad! Every cookout needs a pasta salad, and this is the one that I’ll be making all summer long. Note: if you do decide to make this in advance, toss on some whole basil leaves before serving to make your salad instantly prettier. Pasta Salad IngredientsI’ve made many pasta salads before (see here and here), but I realized that I didn’t have a really good classic pasta salad with a vinaigrette dressing on the site. This recipe is easy and fresh – along with the pasta, I toss in juicy cherry tomatoes, tangy feta cheese, a generous handful of arugula, chickpeas for protein, pine nuts & little cucumbers for crunch, and lots of fresh parsley and basil. The dressing is easy to whisk together: it’s a simple combination of lemon, Dijon mustard, extra-virgin olive oil, garlic, and herbes de Provence. If you don’t have herbes de Provence on hand, Italian seasoning would be equally good in its place. How to Make Pasta SaladMaking this recipe is a breeze! Just follow these simple steps:
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Easy Pasta Salad Recipe VariationsThis pasta salad is fantastic as-is, but feel free to change it up to match your tastes or the ingredients in your pantry. Here are a few suggestions:
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Sheet Pan Ranch Pork Chops
http://bit.ly/2Hxn7Pz Sheet pan dinners are lifesavers, and this recipe for Sheet Pan Ranch Pork Chops comes with a bonus: the seasoning mix is also great for homemade dressing or flavoring other meals! Photography Credit: Nick Evans There are so many things I love about this recipe, but let me give you my top three.
What’s in the Ranch Mix?Ranch seasoning packets that you buy at the store are light on the herbs and heavy on the salt and dried buttermilk. They have their time and place, but if you are making it at home, you can use real dried herbs and make something really special. And although you can buy dried buttermilk, I prefer to skip it and just make the dry mix with the spices. I then mix the spices into real buttermilk when I want a batch of ranch dressing or a marinade, like these pork chops. The ranch flavor in this recipe isn’t as strong as a store-bought mix or ranch dressing. It has similar flavors but isn’t quite as tangy. Of course, you can always serve the dish with a side of ranch dressing for more ranch flavor! The recipe for the ranch mix here makes more than you’ll need for the pork chops and veggies—bonus! This seasoning mix can be used very liberally on meats and veggies, or stirred into mayo, Greek yogurt, and buttermilk to make a great salad dressing. The Best Pork Chops for BakingI don’t have a firm recommendation here. It depends on the situation.
It’s personal preference. Generally, I save the bone-in pork chops for grilling and use boneless for this recipe (and not the double cut chops). Make It a Meal!If you put four pork chops on a sheet pan, you’ll have a lot of room left over. Fill that space with delicious roasted veggies! I like a mix of mushrooms, carrots, and new potatoes, but you could use sweet onions, red peppers, or even broccoli florets. The veggies I used need longer to cook than the pork chops though, so I recommend starting them by themselves, roasting them for about 20 minutes, and then stirring them before nestling the pork chops in for the final 20 minutes or so of baking time. Enjoy the real ranch seasonings in this recipe and the easy cleanup! I think your family will love it. MORE SHEET PAN RECIPES TO TRY!Sheet Pan Ranch Pork Chops RecipePrintIf you want to make ranch dressing with the leftover seasoning mix, combine 1/2 cup Greek yogurt, 1/2 cup buttermilk, and 3 tablespoons of ranch seasoning mix in a jar with a lid and shake well. IngredientsFor the homemade ranch mix:
For the sheet pan pork chops:
Method1 Preheat the oven to 400°F. 2 Make the ranch mix: Stir together dried seasoning ingredients in a small bowl and set aside. The recipe won’t use the entire mix, so store leftover seasoning mix in an airtight container in the pantry for up to three months. 3 Prepare the pork chops: Stir 3 tablespoons of ranch seasoning mix with one cup of buttermilk. Add pork chops and allow to marinate for at least 20 minutes, but you could do it a day in advance as well. 4 Roast the veggies: Add vegetables to a medium bowl. Drizzle them with olive oil and toss with 1 tablespoon of ranch seasoning mix. Spread the vegetables out on a sheet pan. Bake for 20 minutes. 5 Add the pork chops: Remove sheet pan and stir veggies. Remove pork chops from the marinade and pat them dry. Then nestle pork chops into the veggies on the sheet pan. Try to make sure everything is in a single layer, but it’s okay if the veggies stack a bit. Sprinkle the sheet pan with a little extra ranch seasoning mix, about 1 teaspoon. 6 Bake the pork chops: Bake pork chops with the veggies for 10 minutes, and then turn them and add another teaspoon of seasoning to the pork chops. Bake them for another 10 minutes and then check them with a meat thermometer. They should reach 145°F in the thickest part; keep in mind they will continue to cook after you remove them from the oven. 7 Serve the pork chops: Let the sheet pan rest for five minutes before serving, then divide vegetables and pork chops between plates. Leftovers will store great in the fridge for 4 to 5 days. For best results, reheat in a 350°F oven until warm. You can also microwave in 30-second bursts. Hello! All photos and content are copyright protected. Please do not use our photos without prior written permission. If you wish to republish this recipe, please rewrite the recipe in your own unique words and link back to Sheet Pan Ranch Pork Chops on Simply Recipes. Thank you! PrintThis post may contain links to Amazon or other partners; your purchases via these links can benefit Simply Recipes. Read more about our affiliate linking policy. Nick Evans Nick has been writing delicious recipes for the home cook for almost a decade. He lives in Denver, CO and embraces a delicate balance of diaper changing, trail running and beer drinking. His website is Macheesmo and his first book is Love Your Leftovers. Recipes via Simply Recipes http://bit.ly/2F9fkDA May 22, 2019 at 09:05AM
3 Ingredient Icebox Cake (Dairy-Free + Gluten-Free)
http://bit.ly/2Hwf9WE An upgraded 3-ingredient icebox cake with gluten-free cookies and dairy-free coconut whipped cream. It’s cool, creamy and perfect for summer cookouts and parties. Gluten-free and vegan. I’ve been wanting to share an icebox cake recipe with you for awhile… I figured now was the perfect time so that you can bring this delicious dessert to your Memorial Day cookouts! The first time I ever heard about icebox cakes was from Maria a few years ago. She was raving about Ina Garden’s Mocha Icebox Cake (made with Tate’s cookies) and mentioned that she makes it for her sister’s birthday each year. I’ve never been a huge regular cake person and have always enjoyed ice cream cakes and cookie cakes more, so the idea of an icebox cake, which is kind of a hybrid of both, immediately piqued my interest. I had to try the recipe for myself so I made Ina’s cake for a Labor Day party and it was a HUGE hit. Ever since I’ve been wanting to make a healthier icebox cake. Old Fashioned Icebox CakeClassic icebox cakes, like Ina’s, are loaded with heavy ingredients. Traditionally, they’ll have things like vanilla pudding mix, heavy cream or whipped cream, a layer of graham crackers and sometimes even cream cheese. You can imagine how rich and delicious it is! I love layered desserts, and although the ingredients in traditional versions of this cake aren’t exactly EBF friendly, I knew I could create an upgraded version. Healthy Icebox Cake SwapsFor this icebox cake, we’re keeping things super easy with only three simple ingredients:
How to Make an Icebox CakeIt’s soooo simple! The basic idea is to layer cookies and whipped cream in a springform pan, on a platter or in a baking dish. I layered Simple Mills chocolate chip cookies and coconut whipped topping. Top with vegan chocolate chips and cookie crumbs and then chill in the fridge for at least 6 hours (or overnight). Trust me, waiting the six hours is the hardest part of this recipe. The cookies absorb some of the whipped topping and soften… almost cake-like. So good! Equipment Needed for an Icebox CakeThe only special equipment needed for an icebox cake is a springform pan, and technically it’s only really needed if you want the cake to look uniform and tidy. Otherwise, you can use a plate/platter, a square or rectangular baking dish or even a bowl to layer your cookies and whipped topping. So don’t stress if you don’t have a springform pan – just opt for a different container. If you make this vegan icebox cake, please be sure to leave a comment and star rating below. Your feedback is super helpful for the EBF team and other EBF readers. PrintVegan Chocolate Chip Cookie Icebox Cake
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Sunny Day Tofu Sandwich
http://bit.ly/2M2pYUZ This Sunny Day Tofu Sandwich is packed with veggies like avocado, arugula and tomato. Pickles and a secret sauce make things extra flavorful. This tofu-stuffed vegan sandwich is protein packed and perfect on a sunny day! Serve on fluffy ciabatta or your favorite sandwich bread. I love this as a lunchtime sandwich...Read more » This is a summary, images and full post available on HHL website! Recipes via Healthy. Happy. Life. http://bit.ly/ygHPsr May 21, 2019 at 06:59PM
How to Hold a Chef’s Knife
http://bit.ly/2WX7VjO Are you just not sure you're holding your chef's knife right? Do knives in general mystify you? Here are two of the most common ways to hold your chef's knife. PrintPhotography Credit: Alison Conklin A chef’s knife is asset in the kitchen when properly held and wielded. There is little that is more frustrating in the kitchen than using the wrong tool for the job. But if using a large and probably heavy knife is an unfamiliar activity for you, never fear! With practice comes familiarity, and with familiarity comes skill. (I’m reminded of the scene of Meryl Streep as Julia Child in the film Julie and Julia, when she repeatedly chops onions to get the technique right. And ends up with mountains of onions.) WHY DOES IT MATTER HOW YOU HOLD YOUR KNIFE?Learning how to grip and use your chef’s knife properly can keep you and your fingers safe. With practice, it can also help you chop more quickly and efficiently, just like the pros! When you first start learning how to work with knives, this can feel really strange, as though you are doing something wrong. In time, you’ll begin to feel more comfortable with your knife grip and the skills that come with practice. But no matter what your culinary comfort level, we can all benefit from honing these skills and refining them. Pretty soon you’ll be chopping, slicing, dicing, and mincing in no time! TWO WAYS TO HOLD YOUR KNIFEFor the purposes of most home cooks, there are two ways you can go about doing holding the knife:
These also go by myriad names but the descriptions match. Handle grip, or all-purpose gripYour entire hand is around the knife handle itself with the fingers tucked behind the back of the blade, behind that spot called the bolster—that’s the part where the metal meets the handle). It’s more common hold for beginning cooks, or cooks who have small hands.
Blade Grip, or Pinch GripThe second grip–blade grip–is preferred for those who have some experience. The thumb and index finger are in front of the bolster directly on the blade, pinching it to help stabilize the knife while cutting. It may look a little freaky, but it’s actually a pretty controlled grip.
PRACTICE YOUR KNIFE GRIP WITH THESE RECIPES!This post may contain links to Amazon or other partners; your purchases via these links can benefit Simply Recipes. Read more about our affiliate linking policy. Carrie Havranek Carrie Havranek is an Associate Editor of Simply Recipes and lives in Easton, Pennsylvania. She goes out of her way for farmers' markets, a crazy new ingredient, yoga, and a walk in nature. Her first cookbook, Tasting Pennsylvania, will be published in spring 2019. Recipes via Simply Recipes http://bit.ly/2F9fkDA May 21, 2019 at 09:01AM
Easy Chicken Skillet Enchiladas
http://bit.ly/2YKeJSD Who doesn’t love a good enchilada? Make those enchiladas a skillet recipe that uses up leftover chicken, only dirties a single pan, and is ready in about 30 minutes and you have a weeknight meal with Friday night appeal! START WITH LEFTOVER CHICKENI roast a whole chicken almost every week. It’s easy to do. I repurpose the bones for stock and the leftover meat for the next day’s dinner. In the winter, it’s often chicken noodle soup, but as the weather warms, I want less time at the stove and something I can eat with a fork! This easy skillet enchilada recipe hits the mark every time. You may not have leftover chicken laying around. No worries! Pick up a rotisserie chicken from the supermarket or quickly poach those chicken breasts hanging out in the fridge. A WORD ABOUT CHEESEThis recipe calls for cotija cheese, a dry, crumbly, salty Mexican cheese, but feel free to use what you enjoy and what you can find. I’m partial to both cotija and queso fresco, which is similar to cotija in that it likes to crumble, but it’s a younger cheese and has more moisture in it. Both are salty and I love them. If you can’t find either cheese, or if for you, an enchilada isn’t an enchilada unless it’s dripping in ooey, gooey, melty cheddar cheese, who am I to judge? Feel free to substitute shredded cheddar or pepper jack cheese for the cotija. If you do sub the cheeses out, you might want to add 1/4-1/2 teaspoon of salt to your sauce. WHAT’S IN ENCHILADA SAUCETraditional sauces are usually made with pureed rehydrated chilis and tomatoes, but for mine I wanted to forego the blender and use what I have readily available in my spice drawer and pantry. The ingredients are simple: onion and garlic, mild green chilis, tomato sauce and a trio of spices. That’s it! HOW TO ROLL ENCHILADASIt’s common to dip tortillas in the enchilada sauce, fry them, then fill them. For this recipe, I simplified the steps. Flour tortillas are more pliable than corn, which give me the flexibility to skip the dip-and-fry method. I like this because I save on dishes, time, and calories from oil. (Although, I typically just consume the calories via this simple margarita recipe. It’s all about balance, right?) To assemble each enchilada, just put the chicken, cheese, and a little sauce down the center of the tortilla, fold in the sides, roll it up and place it seam side down in the pan! If you’re partial corn tortillas and want to use them for this recipe, wrap them in damp paper towels, heat them briefly in the microwave just long enough to make them pliable (30 to 45 seconds). Work with one at time keeping the rest covered in the paper towels. Don’t fold in the sides before you roll them. WHAT IS THE BEST PAN TO USE?You want a 12-inch skillet with high sides to make this dish. ENCHILADA VARIATIONSNot into chicken? Feel free to add a little chili powder to leftover ground beef, steak or beans. Have loads of leftover roasted vegetables? Add them to the chicken, or make the meal vegetarian and replace all the meat. WHAT TO SERVE WITH ENCHILADASSo many things go with enchiladas. Did I mention margaritas? You can always opt for a classic margarita or mix it up a bit with blueberry margaritas! Oh, you wanted food recommendations. No problem! I’m here to help! Enchiladas go great with refried black beans or these spicy citrus beans! If you love cilantro try this flavorful and fragrant cilantro lime rice. HOW TO STORE AND REHEAT LEFTOVERSThese enchiladas will keep in the fridge for up to four days, or you can portion them out and freeze them for up to three months. Take an enchilada to work and just zap it in the microwave. If you’re looking for a freezer meal, this is a great one to double, cook, freeze, and reheat. Just let the whole pan cool to room temp. Transfer them to a freezer safe container. When ready to eat, reheat them in a microwave or transfer them to a baking dish, covered in aluminum foil, and bake at 350°F for an hour. ENCHILADAS ALL DAY EVERY DAY!Recipes via Simply Recipes http://bit.ly/2F9fkDA May 21, 2019 at 09:01AM
Chocolate Ice Cream
http://bit.ly/2Vyi2tX 1 Melt chocolate: Melt chocolate in a double boiler (you can use a makeshift double boiler by placing a metal bowl over a small saucepan of boiling water, just don’t let the bottom of the bowl touch the water). 2 Add boiling water, cocoa powder, half of the sugar: When the chocolate has melted, transfer to a medium-sized, heavy-bottomed saucepan, turn heat to medium low, and add the boiling water, cocoa powder and half of the sugar. Whisk vigorously until there are no lumps. Remove from heat.
3 Finish making the chocolate mixture: Add the milk, 1 cup of the cream, remaining sugar, instant coffee (if using), and the salt to the chocolate base, and whisk vigorously until fully incorporated, then use a rubber spatula to scrape the bottom and sides of the pan. When the chocolate base is smooth, set the pot over medium high heat and warm, stirring occasionally, until the base starts to steam. 4 Temper the egg yolks: Whisk the egg yolks in a medium sized bowl. Once the chocolate base has heated to point of being steamy, temper the eggs by slowly pouring some of the hot base into the eggs while whisking the eggs vigorously to prevent them from cooking. Once you've incorporated about half of the base with the eggs, pour the egg mixture back into the pan with the rest of the chocolate base and stir to combine. 5 Heat the base until it starts to thicken, remove from heat, add chilled cream: Lower the heat to medium, and heat the base until it reaches 170°F. At this point the base will have thickened slightly and will just be getting steamy again. Remove from heat. Stir in the remaining cup of cold cream, to prevent further cooking. 6 Strain out any solids, place in bowl in ice water bath, stir in vanilla: Pour the chocolate base through a mesh strainer into a bowl to strain out any solids or curds, and place bowl in an ice bath to speed up the chilling. Stir in the vanilla.
7 Chill the base completely: Chill ice cream base for several hours, preferably overnight, until completely chilled. (To speed up this process you can put the ice cream base, still in its bowl in the ice bath, in the freezer for an hour, stirring every 20 minutes.) 8 Process in ice cream maker: Churn in your ice cream maker according to the manufacturer’s directions. If you like soft ice cream, eat immediately. Otherwise, transfer it to a freezer container and put it in the freezer for a couple hours to firm up. Note that the ice cream may be quite hard when you first take it out of the freezer, so you may want to let it sit for a few minutes to soften before trying to scoop. Recipes via Simply Recipes http://bit.ly/2F9fkDA May 20, 2019 at 04:02PM
Broccoli Salad
http://bit.ly/2YCd9lB I hope you have some fun grilling & chilling plans coming up this weekend because I’ll be sharing 3 super fun cookout salads this week. They’re all easy to make and more importantly – easy to make ahead. First up – broccoli salad! This is a healthier spin on the traditional midwest broccoli salad but it’s every bit as flavorful. Small broccoli florets are marinated in a creamy/tangy dressing along with dried cranberries and smoky tamari-roasted almonds. It’s a one-bowl recipe that’s great as a pack-able picnic salad or an easy make-ahead lunch. A Broccoli Salad Recipe That’s Good for YouBroccoli salad is a classic summer cookout dish, but the traditional recipe is loaded up with sugar, ample mayo, bacon, and cheese. My recipe is a fresher, healthier version – I nix the sugar, meat, and cheese altogether – and the result is a crisp, refreshing, tangy dish that’ll be the star of your cookouts all summer long! Instead of using the typical 1 cup mayo: 2 tablespoons vinegar ratio for my broccoli salad dressing, I replace some of the mayo with olive oil and up the proportion of vinegar. I also add a few teaspoons of Dijon mustard and a little honey to the mix, making for a light, super tangy dressing with a delectable sweet/salty flavor. The dressing is delicious, but smoky, sweet/salty tamari almonds and pepitas really steal the show here. Not only do they add a wonderful crunch to this salad, but they also bring richness and smoky flavor, so they’re the perfect nutritious substitute for bacon and cheese. A full pound of broccoli, chewy dried cranberries, and flecks of red onion round out this recipe – it’s SO fresh, healthy, and easy to make! Broccoli Salad TipsWant to make the best broccoli salad around? Here are a few simple tips:
Broccoli Salad Serving SuggestionsIf you make this recipe for a cookout, it’d be great alongside veggie burgers, black bean burgers, portobello “dogs,” or BBQ jackfruit sandwiches. As I said above, it’s the perfect recipe to make ahead – I think it actually improves over time, as the broccoli softens in the dressing and the flavors develop as it sits. Alternatively, pack this salad up for a healthy lunch! For some of my best lunch-packing tips, check out this post. If you love this broccoli salad recipe…Try this slaw, this corn salad, this quinoa salad, or this couscous salad next! Click here to browse more recipes!Other posts you may enjoy...
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