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Grilled Chicken + Veggie Skewers with Feta-Yogurt Dip
So few things say summer more than cooking skewers on the barbecue. The flavor of charred onions is truly unmatched! These chicken and veggie skewers are a favorite in my house because they are so versatile. Pairing them with various sauces and dips transforms them so you’ll never get bored. The three ingredient feta-yogurt dip in this recipe is also a queen of adaptability. She can do a dip, she can do a drizzle, she can do a dressing — all give or take a few teaspoons of water! I highly recommend making extra to pair with salads, wraps, and bowls throughout the week. I also love…
Roasted Beet and Blood Orange Salad with Yogurt Dressing
This bright, tangy, and earthy salad is an ideal winter meal combo for when you want to get some fresh veggies in but still want something warm and comforting. Enter: Sweet, caramelized roasted beets over fresh mixed greens paired with citrus, candied pecans, and drizzled with 3 ingredient dill-yogurt dressing.
This recipe was inspired by a delicious side salad that I had at Tusk, a local Mediterranean restaurant here in Portland. It was one of the first times that a side salad dish was the highlight of an all-around amazing meal. They paired fresh herbs with roasted beets and blood oranges. I’d never had this sweet-tart, earthy-citrus combination before and was instantly hooked!
It’s so simple that I usually just post the recipe in my Instagram captions and call it a day! But
“Sour Cream” and Chive Smashed Potatoes
I’m a real sucker for the classics, especially around the holidays. If I see one more recipe for cauliflower mash I might scream! In all seriousness, if your heart beats for cauliflower and you’re so excited that it’s finally having its moment, by all means go for it! But if you’re choosing cauliflower over white potatoes because you think they’re healthier, that’s not necessarily true. Both cauliflower and white potatoes contain…
A take on the tradition sour cream and chive flavor combination, this recipe uses thick and tart Greek or Icelandic yogurt in place of sour cream. It packs extra protein and provides rich creaminess so less butter and milk are needed. I love making food that makes my body feel nourished but also tastes good and satisfies me. And these smashed potatoes are it.