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Salad

Mexican Chef Salad

The great thing about Chef’s Salads is just that, they’re made by the Chef so pretty much anything that you want to throw into them works. In my opinion they’re the catch-all of the salad world. Have a couple pieces of lunch meat that aren’t quite enough for a filling sandwich? Throw them in. Have …

Salad

Autumn Deli Fusion

Let’s be honest—some salads are just leafy guilt trips in a bowl. Not this one. My Autumn Deli Fusion Salad is a full-on flavor party where savory deli meats, sweet fall fruits, and a creamy curried mayo dressing come together like they were always meant to be besties. This is the kind of salad you …

Soup

Maritata Soup

Whether you’re using canned broth or your own homemade stock, this comforting Italian soup delivers simple, satisfying flavor. Serve it as a light main dish with crusty bread, a fresh salad, and a sweet fruit dessert to round out the meal with ease.

Soup

Greek Meatball Soup

Little meatballs, big flavor—this Greek-inspired soup simmers to cozy perfection in less than 45 minutes. Ladle it up with cracker bread or breadsticks and call it a night well fed.

Soup

Creamy Harvest Bowl

This is the ultimate cozy-up soup—made with a classic veggie trio, creamy potatoes (instant or leftover, we don’t judge), a splash of milk, and plenty of melty cheddar or jack cheese. It’s quick, comforting, and tastes like a warm hug from autumn itself.

Soup

Portuguese Peasant Pot

Leftover ham never had it so good. Toss it into a pot with cabbage, simmer it into a soothing broth, and crown it with sour cream. Simple, satisfying, and just rustic enough to feel fancy. You can grab ham from the deli as well, if you want to get fancy with some flavor of Boar’s …

Seafood Soup

Cioppino

Cioppino was a catch of the day soup in San Francisco dating back to the 1800s. If a fisherman had a bad day, he’d take his empty pot around to the other fisherman to have the chip in what they could so he could eat with the understanding that he’d pay it back when someone …

Pacific Halibut Soup made from tomatoes, rice, green beans, onion and halibut
Seafood Soup

Pacific Halibut Soup

If you live somewhere that you can’t get halibut, any good flaky white fish will do here. The fish is added last so it stays moist. This is a great supper soup with buttered French bread or a good crusty San Francisco sourdough roll.

bowl of gazpacho in a white square bowl with a lime wedge garnishment sitting atop a light marble counter
Soup

Gazpacho

Gazpacho is best served cold, and it can be made a day ahead. It comes together quickly so you’re not having to stress on getting something made. Perfect soup for a warm spring or hot summer day when the last thing you want to do is cook.