We’re both pretty big lasagna fans. Who isn’t, right? There’s nothing better than opening a warm oven and pulling out that baking dish filled with bubbling layers of cheese, pasta, and bolognese sauce. It’s always one of the first dishes we make whenever the seasons start to get a little colder at night. Especially on a Sunday, when we have the time to spend all afternoon prepping the sauce which not only fills the dish but each room of our house as well. As an even greater bonus, it’s the perfect dish for leftovers as well. After dinner on Sunday, we have lunch for the first couple days of the work week.
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Making pizza is one of the great joys of cooking for me. It was one of the first things I learned to make from my mother, who would only make it…
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I’ve spent most of my life truly disliking tomato soup. I can remember so vividly being served a bowl as a child during school lunch and having a really unpleasant reaction…
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If there were one particular cuisine I could eat on a daily basis and never get tired of it, Indian food would my choice hands down. It’s been that way since…
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A couple of years ago, I remember Jane posed a question that we’ve since revisited from time to time for fun, “If you could eat one thing as much as you…
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The warmth that comes from making baked mac & cheese seems to always extend well beyond the oven. During the colder months, it seems to fill the whole house making it…
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Welsh Rarebit is a traditional dish of toasted bread topped with a cheese sauce tracing its roots back to 18th century Britain. Jump straight to recipe below Time and time again,…