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Salads have always been sleeper Genius Recipe hits year-round (the butternut you don’t have to peel? The radicchio with the secret onion? The bitter greens doused in melted cheese, nachos-style?).
But spring and summer, of course, with a rainbow of pl…
Salads have always been sleeper Genius Recipe hits year-round (the butternut you don’t have to peel? The radicchio with the secret onion? The bitter greens doused in melted cheese, nachos-style?).
But spring and summer, of course, with a rainbow of plant friends bursting forth, are when salads with a smart trick or two really get their day in the sun. Below are 12 of my favorites for prolific gardens and warm days, picnics and backyard barbecues—conversation-sparkers, each and every one.
This article is a part of Cheese Week—seven days of recipes and stories, all cheese—presented by our friends at Proudly Wisconsin Cheese.
Of all the reasons we love cheese (and trust us, there are many), one that tops the list is its versatility. Wh…
This article is a part of Cheese Week—seven days of recipes and stories, all cheese—presented by our friends at Proudly Wisconsin Cheese.
Of all the reasons we love cheese (and trust us, there are many), one that tops the list is its versatility. Whether you’ve got goat cheese or mascarpone, cheddar or mozzarella, there are so so many ways to cook and bake with cheese. And it doesn’t stop at savory dishes—there are endless opportunities to incorporate cheeses of all kinds into sweet treats, too.
This article is a part of Cheese Week—seven days of recipes and stories, all cheese—presented by our friends at Proudly Wisconsin Cheese.
Have you ever seen those commercials where someone forms the perfect ball of freshly made mozzarella that’s sti…
This article is a part of Cheese Week—seven days of recipes and stories, all cheese—presented by our friends at Proudly Wisconsin Cheese.
Have you ever seen those commercials where someone forms the perfect ball of freshly made mozzarella that’s still steaming? How about where someone stretches apart a melty, oozy piece of cheese so long that it seems to defy reality? I’m not talking about the simple cheese pull from breaking apart your grilled cheese sandwich; I am talking about that massive cheese stretch that any mozzarella cheesemaker seems to do with grace.
Choosing to make a cabbage recipe can feel like a commitment. You’re going to buy a whole entire cabbage in order to add a tiny bit of it to some tacos? What on earth are you going to do with the rest?! My hope is that the cabbage recipes below o…
