
“It’s hard to dislike anything with Italian sausage in it. Makes *a lot* of pasta. It will fit in a large skillet like written, but barely.”
This is what I cooked last week. Take it as a humble brag or the start of your meal plan for this week.

“It’s hard to dislike anything with Italian sausage in it. Makes *a lot* of pasta. It will fit in a large skillet like written, but barely.”

“Didn’t have any black tea but made it with a vanilla chai, and oh boy was it good.”

“Made the persimmon version. As written it’s *very* neutral. I might try it spiced next time to give it some zing.”

“I think it’s a fair balance of enjoyment to effort. I use extra virgin olive oil instead of butter for everything except the final glaze.”

“Good, but the adobo was too spicy for my kids. Nothing says ‘culinary expert’ like rinsing sauce off cooked shrimp.”

“IYKYK, but if you don’t know Hamburger Helper, it’s cheesy and pasta-y and really you can’t go wrong.”

“A good, easy salad. The grated garlic can be a bit intense, so I recommend steeping it in the lemon juice ~10 minutes before incorporating.”

“It’s a bit of work, but it feels like an expensive entree at a nice restaurant. And I always love celery root.”

“I make it with olive oil instead of butter and skip the cream to reduce the saturated fat.”
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“I love the crunchy/chewy rice cakes. The scale feels too small, though. I’d do 2x, if for nothing else than to use a whole pound of meat.”

“While a simple recipe and quick to cook, the prep time will get you if you aren’t paying attention.”

“A sweet, spiced pickle. I like the result but don’t really know where these fit into a meal yet.”

“I’m a fan of the cardamom twist to this. I’m going to have to try it on a few things.”

“Zoodling is a chore, but the noodles are nice. However, this recipe feels like a lot of prep for what amounts to just an ok result.”

“These were quick to throw together as a last minute side dish and worked well with udon that I had on hand.”
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