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Lemon & Ricotta Dutch Baby

by Adina Antonucci

It’s Sunday morning and you want something delicious. Pancakes? Too much work. Crepes? Who do you think you are? The Dutch Baby is your solution.

June 1, 2017

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Breakfast, Lunch
Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day

by Adina Antonucci

I picked up Zoe Francois and Jeff Hertzberg’s brilliant book a few months ago, and I can honestly say I haven’t bought a baguette since.

May 8, 2017

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Bread + Baked, Dinner, Lunch
The Only Nut Milk Recipe You’ll Ever Need

by Adina Antonucci

This homemade almond milk will kick all those store-bought, processed, there’s-seriously-only-like-10-almonds-in-there almond milk’s asses.

February 22, 2017

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Breakfast, DIY, Lunch

Pink Greens & Beans Pasta

Published by Adina Antonucci

Cannellini beans, bright greens and buttery crushed tomatoes create a heavenly sauce for pasta. A creamy red sauce without the cream, and dare I say better without it. The...

October 16, 2018

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Dinner, Lunch, One-Pot, Pasta

Simple Cast Iron Roast Chicken

Published by Adina Antonucci

Simple, delicious and perfect for an elegant dinner-for-two, this roasted splayed chicken boasts crispy skin and juicy meat — and it’s ready in an hour. This is not your Thanksgiving...

October 8, 2018

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Dinner, Meat + Fish, One-Pot

Best Ever Eggplant Parmigiana

Published by Adina Antonucci

Hey, I didn’t call it that — my boyfriend did. In fact, when I asked Matt what he wanted for his very special whatever-you-want 30th birthday dinner, this is...

September 4, 2018

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Dinner, One-Pot, Pasta

Cast Iron Chicken Thighs with Quinoa, Lemon & Arugula

Published by Adina Antonucci

This delicious, healthy, flexible and easy one-pot wonder is for all you weeknight warriors out there.

August 13, 2018

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Dinner, Meat + Fish, One-Pot, Pasta

Greens & Beans Pasta

Published by Adina Antonucci

I know it’s been a while, but what better way to welcome myself back than with a big bowl of pasta?

August 3, 2018

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Dinner, Lunch, One-Pot, Pasta

Pasta e Fagioli

Published by Adina Antonucci

This is my favorite soup ever. An easy, satisfying and classic Italian dish. Comfort in a bowl – or in this case, a mug.

August 24, 2017

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Dinner, Lunch, One-Pot, Pasta, Soups

Not-Quite Overnight Oats

Published by Adina Antonucci

You don’t actually need an entire night to enjoy overnight oats in the morning. In fact, with a little help from a secret ingredient, you can have soft and...

August 13, 2017

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Breakfast

Lemon & Ricotta Dutch Baby

Published by Adina Antonucci

It’s Sunday morning and you want something delicious. Pancakes? Too much work. Crepes? Who do you think you are? The Dutch Baby is your solution.

June 1, 2017

Comment 1

Breakfast, Lunch

Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day

Published by Adina Antonucci

I picked up Zoe Francois and Jeff Hertzberg’s brilliant book a few months ago, and I can honestly say I haven’t bought a baguette since.

May 8, 2017

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Bread + Baked, Dinner, Lunch

Marcella Hazan’s Tomato Sauce

Published by Adina Antonucci

When I first read about Marcella Hazan in the New York Times, I have to say I was skeptical. No olive oil? No garlic? Will my grandmother be angry?...

April 2, 2017

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Dinner, Lunch, Pasta

The air smells of leather and pine, and the rustling of the wind floating through the tops of trees almost sounds like the beginning of summer rain in Florida. It’s as if the world’s quietest train was passing through to its next stop in the sky. Climbing at least 1,200 feet straight up on a mountain, at an altitude of over 10,000 feet above sea level to begin with, is not something you forget (or do) easily. My dad and Matt and I carefully watched our footing as we hiked over sprawling tree roots and masses of rocks, laughing and literally out of breath along the way. There were times on our six-hour hike where just a few feet away from us, was a sharp, terrifying drop down. I remember seeing a woman ahead of us cover the side of her face so she couldn’t see it. It’s in these moments where you get a true sense of nature’s incredible beauty, vastness and wonder—and that we are powerless and small in comparison. In Colorado,...