Brussels Sprouts with a Creamy Sriracha Dipping Sauce

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I was recently contacted by Tracey Medeiros, an amazing cook and author of Dishing Up Vermont and The Connecticut Farm Table Cookbook, who told me about a great local event coming up. The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, CT with be debuting a new lifestyle event series called Contemporary Social on Friday, March 2, 2018. It’s a festive evening that celebrates culture, cuisine and craft. Tracey will be featured there doing a book signing and cookbook food samples. She will also be discussing her latest projects and the farm to table and non-GMO movements.

In honor of the event, I’m featuring a recipe from Tracey, Brussels Sprouts with a Creamy Sriracha Dipping Sauce that was quoted as “Brussels sprouts with creamy sriracha dipping sauce will convert even purported sprouts naysayers.” by Maria Buteux Reade from Edible Green Mountains Magazine. Tracey is becoming a great local voice on non-GMO cooking and more wholesome, farm to table eating. If this is a topic that interests you, I recommend you check out more of Tracey’s books! You can find The Vermont Non-GMO Cookbook here and The Vermont Farm Table Cookbook here. Don’t forget to check out the event in March to be able to speak to Tracey in person! 

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Taco Stuffed Potatoes

It’s officially 2018! I hope you rang in the New Year under happy circumstances. I don’t know about where you are but it is COLD here. Like my car is a block of ice and makes me want to crawl into bed all day kind of cold. So I’m craving comfort foods that have all my favorites and a little bit of spice to warm me up. That’s why these Taco Stuffed Potatoes are a great option for these bitter winter days. It’s a little carb heavy but when you can’t feel your toes, maybe a few extra carbs are worth it!  Continue reading “Taco Stuffed Potatoes”

How to Tailgate without Leaving Home

This is a sponsored post courtesy of Collectively Inc. It does not change the opinions stated. 

We are now at the closing stretch of football season and whether or not your team is doing well, for those of us in the north especially, the process of tailgating has taken on new challenges with temperatures now dropping to uncomfortable levels. So instead of braving the cold and camping out in a parking lot, so lets talk about how to tailgate from home and try “homegating”!  Continue reading “How to Tailgate without Leaving Home”

Cheesy Garlic Bread

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Garlic is an amazing ingredient and one of it’s best contributions is garlic bread! That’s why Cheesy Garlic Bread is a creation that can’t be beat. This recipe is nice and easy and it’s perfect for any occasion. You can make a batch for pasta night or make a plate with a bowl of sauce and snack while watching your favorite show! You can really do no wrong one you take a bite into that nice crispy bread and watch the melty cheese pull away from you. In terms of bread, try to get the freshest loaf that you can find at the store as it will make everything taste so much better. I do the squeeze test, the softer the better. Continue reading “Cheesy Garlic Bread”

Cilantro Lime Cauliflower Rice

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As delicious as carbs are, sometimes you need to cut them out. I’m all for moderation so I would never tell you to give up those amazing carbs but if you are looking for a way to get away from the carbs for awhile then this recipe for Cilantro Lime Cauliflower Rice is perfect. I used a bag of pre-made rice that I bought. You can find already made rice here. However, if you want to make your own it is very easy. Just take one large cauliflower and break it into florets. Rinse them well and pat dry. Then place them into a food processor and pulse until it’s the consistency of rice. Then you are ready to go! If you are looking for more cauliflower rice options, check out this Chicken Fried Cauliflower RiceContinue reading “Cilantro Lime Cauliflower Rice”