How to Make Dessert for Two

When a craving overtakes you, sometimes you have to satisfy it. We get it. You can't stop dreaming of rich, fudgy brownies cradling crystals of fleur de sel, moist pound cake bursting with lemon sunshine, caressed by a dollop of fresh whipped cream and crowned by glittering berries, or smooth, yet intense, hazelnut gelato, so sultry on the tongue you wish it would never end. These sweet, decadent, and sometimes forbidden foods are salacious in and of themselves, whether it's Valentine's Day or not. The trick is to make this dessert an exclusive, one-night-only engagement for you and your plus-one. (more...)

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Brazilian Salmon Stew (Moqueca)

One of the dishes Northern Brazil is known for is their “Moqueca“, a delicious savory fish stew made with a local white fish, bell peppers, tomatoes, onions, and coconut milk.

Several years ago a Brazilian friend of mine introduced to me a salmon version of this stew she had improvised, given that the typical Brazilian fish used for moqueca isn’t found around here.

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How To Make an Epic DIY Champagne Cocktail Bar

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Everything You Need to Throw the Best Galentine's Day Brunch

Valentine's Day is cool and all, but this year, I'm all about Galentine's Day.

The day before Valentine's Day, AKA "Galentine's Day," is a day designated by parks director Leslie Knope on Parks and Recreation to celebrate all the leading ladies in your life. I'll let Knope explain, "Oh it's only the best day of the year. Every February 13th, my lady friends and I leave our husbands and our boyfriends at home, and we just come and kick it, breakfast-style. Ladies celebrating ladies. It's like Lilith Fair, minus the angst. Plus frittatas."

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What is the difference between Italian Sausage and Sweet Italian Sausage?

Italian sausage, as it’s referred to in the United States, is most often a pork sausage that is made with fennel or anise. It’s the usual type of sausage that you’ll find in most pasta sauces, as a pizza topping, etc. But what, exactly, is sweet Italian sausage? (more...)

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