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"Use 4 salmon steaks or one large piece of salmon. You can ask your fish monger to remove the skin at the fish counter."
"Creative and filling, this salmon dish is an epic dinnertime treat."
"This came about because I had some extra cooked salmon fillets to use from the previous night. You could certainly add your own choice of veggies to this (carrot, corn, whatever) and change the cheese. I thought it turned out surprisingly good considering I was winging it. Hope you like it. (I have amended the cooking time based on reviews.)"
Pillowy and light homemade gnocchi with perfectly tender asparagus and crispy pancetta make for a delightful and comforting pasta dinner.
"All of the best ingredients of baklava meet salmon for an epic one dish dinner."
A splash of red wine vinegar balances the richness of this cheesy pasta and magnifies the pink color of the onions and radicchio. Omit the prosciutto to make this a vegetarian main dish.
Spicy Sausage Pasta with Tomatoes and Squash
A creamy cognac and peppercorn sauce coats steak and noodles in this comforting dinner.
"This is DH's recipe. It is simple comfort food and is very versatile. You can use chicken quarters in place of chops or chicken broth in place of water. Feel free to experiment with different herbs. We never make this the same way twice. A side note: I would recommend using a bone in, fattier cut of pork and not loin chops in this recipe."
Cannellini beans add hearty creaminess to these stuffed shells, while mild heat from Calabrian chiles and earthy sweetness from fennel seeds amp up jarred marinara sauce. Cook a few extra pasta shells to have on hand in case some tear during boiling.
"Smothered pork chop and chicken recipes are all over the South. This one came from the Neeley's Celebration cookbook. I think the buttermilk is what makes this my favorite. I kind of adapted the original recipe a little bit to fit my family's tastes."
"A quick and healthy fix when you just don't know what to do with left-over pork chops!"
For a simple and ultra-creamy baked pasta, take a cue from chef Ashley Christensen of Poole’s Diner: Trade the béchamel for this much easier sauce of heavy cream simmered with plenty of nutmeg and two kinds of cheese.
"If you like onions, do try this crock pot dish. Note that you will have a LOT of sauce."
Amatriciana sauce typically calls for cured pork, traditionally guanciale. Here, we've substituted fatty pancetta for easier sourcing. It comes together with tomatoes, pecorino Romano cheese, sweet onion, and crushed red pepper to make a rich, jammy, pleasantly spicy sauce.