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Breakfast

Eggs Florentine – Spinach, Not a City Break

When most folks hear Eggs Florentine, their brains go straight to “fancy brunch.” Maybe a linen napkin situation. Maybe a waiter named Pierre. But let me pull back the velvet curtain: Florentine is a culinary term that just means “it’s got spinach.” Yup. That’s it. Spinach. Now, there is some geographical influence here — kind …

Dinner

Egg Enchiladas – The quick upside down day supper

You know those days where dinner feels like a chore, but cereal just feels like giving up? Yeah. Those days are prime for what I like to call upside-down meals—where breakfast becomes the star of supper. And that’s exactly where these Egg Enchiladas for One strut in, cheesy boots and all. This single-serving twist on …

Soup

Eggplant Supper Soup

You can go on and get some after work relaxing done for a good 30 minutes while this simmers without needing any attention. This hearty bowl is all you need for a good well rounded supper with all the needed food groups

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 …