
“Delicious, easy, and makes you look fancy. Scale it 1.5x in a larger skillet if it’s the only thing you’re feeding adults.”
This is what I cooked last week. Take it as a humble brag or the start of your meal plan for this week.

“Delicious, easy, and makes you look fancy. Scale it 1.5x in a larger skillet if it’s the only thing you’re feeding adults.”

“Not for a weeknight unless you make most of it ahead, but oh boy is it worth it. Serves eight, or four with anxiously awaited leftovers.”

“Quick and delicious. The tangy shallots really perk it up. I load mine with Texas Pete hot sauce.”

“A little dry unless you really sauce them up, and hard to eat without falling apart, but they’re tasty and worth the trouble.”

“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.”
I’ll humble brag review what I cooked the previous week in your inbox every Sunday.

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

“The sun dried tomatoes are a bit muted, but the bread crumbs and lemony arugula are a pleasant balance to the creamy beans.”

“What it lacks in class, it makes up for in Gatorade. Made by my daughter, with Fruit Punch. A bit sweet, needs salt, but tbh, decent bread.”

“The extra step of sweating the produce is a little annoying, but yields a better texture. I found the ketchup base pleasant.”

“I enjoyed this, but it felt overdressed and too tangy. I recommend adding half the dressing first and adjust to taste.”

“‘Oh hell yes’ — My wife’s review after one bite. The recipe makes 4 tostadas. I would at least double it if you are serving 4 people.”
searching…