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Inspired by a traditional Irish pub dinner, this recipe employs cider and chicken stock to create wonderfully moist chicken thighs. The savoy cabbage braised with the chicken adds texture with a tender crunch while the addition of currants gives the dish a subtle sweetness. Served with balsamic-infused green beans, this dish brings a complexity of flavors on a chilly fall or winter evening.
Once a staple in Mayan and Aztec diets, chia seeds have stood the test of time and remain a popular superfood today. These tiny seeds have gelatinous properties, so when they meet liquid they gel! Due to this neat trick, you can use chia as a base for a delicious pudding loaded with good4u nutrients. Here are three flavorful versions to help shake up your breakfast routine.
Bay scallops are little pearls of oceanic flavor and they cook in a flash. By glazing them in nutty brown butter and adding a dash of tangy capers, these scallops are right at home on a fall or winter table. Paired with crisp-tender roasted broccoli and earthy butternut squash, you’ll have a quick family meal loaded with texture and flavor.
All the taste of a Chinese classic without the fuss. This quick recipe is an excellent choice after a busy weekday—and there’s only one pan to clean up! Give this zippy dish a try when you need something light or add a side of steamed veggies or rice to bulk it up. As part of our Family Fast meals, it’ll be ready to eat in just 30 minutes!
This brothy soup is loaded to the brim with flavor, with the perfect amount of spice from ginger, garlic, red pepper, and green onion, a subtle tartness from the mirin, and a nice balance of earthy flavor from sautéed mushrooms and carrots, and toasted sesame oil. It is a hearty soup with a bounty of slurping noodles, vegetables, and protein simmered in a piping hot delicious and nutritious broth. Warning, this might just be one of the healthiest and tastiest noodle soups you’ve ever tried!
These Thai-style lettuce wraps are delicious and bursting with flavor—a perfect combination of sweet, salty, tangy, spicy, and crunchy. Often made with ground pork or chicken, lean, nutrient-dense yak meat makes a wonderful substitute in this dish. (Don’t be afraid of yak—they are closely related to cows, and have a similar flavor profile.) This recipe works great for a weeknight family dinner or a weekend meal when entertaining guests.
This weeknight-friendly dish takes advantage of the Korean chili sauce gochujang, a sweet and spicy sauce that livens up anything it touches. If you like it extra spicy, go for the full amount of sriracha. The roasted bok choy is just tender, with some of the leaves remaining a little crunchy, for an addictive veggie side.
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