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Seared Sea Bass

Seared Sea Bass with Citrus Salad

Perfectly seared piece of fish, basted with a silky coating of butter, and topped with bright & tangy winter citrus. This seared sea bass with citrus salad is just the kind of refreshing dish we need to break through the end of February winter blues.

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Braised Short Rib Nachos

Braised Short Rib Nachos

I’ve got these braised short rib nachos coming in hot for Super Bowl Sunday! Short ribs slowly cooked in spices and beef stock until melt in your mouth tender, then loaded on top of homemade tortilla chips with tons of cheese, baked until melty and golden, and finally topped with loads of fresh garnishes. It is such a fun, complete knockout dish for the big game.

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White Bean Turkey Chili

White Bean Turkey Chili with Cheddar Cornbread

A game day go-to recipe that you will want to make over and over again, all winter long – white bean turkey chili that’s full of spices and topped with fresh, vibrant garnishes. I’m serving it with the most delicious, simple cheddar cornbread…because you really can’t have chili with cornbread, right?!

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Seafood Cioppino

Seafood Cioppino with Charred Bread

We’re having something so special for dinner tonight – seafood cioppino with charred bread. It’s this spicy, rich, tomato-based broth full of shrimp, halibut, mussels, and clams. Served with a side of olive oil charred bread. It is perfect for a dinner party or even just a cozy night at home.

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Herbed White Bean Hummus

Herbed White Bean Hummus with Farro & Vegetables

Kicking off the new year with something so healthy and delicious – it’s a really simple herbed white bean hummus with farro & lots of vegetables. Definitely my kind of meal to get back into things and reset after all the holiday eating.

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