Chicken Piccata
Chicken Piccata is a simple dish flavored by capers, lemon juice, and a little white wine. Serve it on top of some creamy Cauliflower Mash, and you’ve got a delicious low carb, low calorie dinner ready in no time!
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Chicken Piccata is a simple dish flavored by capers, lemon juice, and a little white wine. Serve it on top of some creamy Cauliflower Mash, and you’ve got a delicious low carb, low calorie dinner ready in no time!
Steak with Piquillo Peppers and Capers is an easy way to upgrade your steak this summer! It’s simple, delicious, and on the table in under an hour.
Rule #228: Meatloaf isn’t sexy, but it is delicious.
I’ve wanted to post this recipe for YEARS, but I’ve never been able to snag a good photo. The pics you see are, sadly, the best I could get. They don’t do this homestyle, comforting, take-you-back-to-Mama’s-house recipe justice. I love this meatloaf because it’s simple, scrumptious, and doesn’t have any sauce on top. Now, no offense to you top-saucer-folks. Everyone does meatloaf differently. I just happen to love this version most of all!
This Grilled Corn and Asparagus Salad is the easy salad that works beautifully as a side for a dinner on the grill! Bring on summer!
I’m not usually a one-upper or a fan of them, but in this case I’ll make an exception. This One-Upper Caprese Salad is a spin on the classic caprese. Normally, it would be some sliced heirloom tomatoes, delicious mozzarella, basil, olive oil, salt, and pepper. In this updated, sassier version, we’re using green pesto and lemon juice and garnishing the whole thing with a little crispy proscuitto. Sometimes, it’s good to be a one-upper.