Say goodbye to winter with roasted seasonal vegetables on top of a thin crust pizza. At the end of the season, I love to eat my favorite vegetables and wear my favorite outfits before the next season arrives. I have enjoyed some delicious local sweet potatoes and kale over the past few months and this meal is all about two of my two favorite winter vegetables. Turnips, leeks, thyme and sorghum compliment the sweet potato and kale, creating an earthy pizza pie with the perfect sweet and savory combination.
Pinto beans and sautéed greens are two of my favorite southern sides, and they also make a great combination in this easy, no-fuss meal. This is a bowl of comfort food that will provide warmth on a cold winter night. Add a hot skillet of cornbread, just like your grandmother made, and you have a delicious meal that’s worth writing home about.
This spread is a unique take on pimento and cheese made with piquante peppers, which give it a sweet heat kick. These cherry tomato shaped peppers are often labeled under the brand name Peppadew® and are commonly found in the olive bar section of grocery stores.
There is something about eating a burger with a knife and a fork that makes it seem more classy than something you would order at a burger dive. And who can resist the freshly made bread these turkey burgers sit on. This recipe will elevate your next backyard cookout.
I love the way the leaves fall off Brussels sprouts when you quarter them, resembling flower petals and creating a beautiful centerpiece for your plate. This cooking method caramelizes the vegetable, bringing out its natural sweetness. If your family members don’t love Brussels sprouts, this recipe may just change their mind.