Slow Cooker Beef Bone Broth
Buying commercial beef bone broth can get expensive, and it's so simple (and much cheaper) to make it at home in your slow cooker.
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Buying commercial beef bone broth can get expensive, and it's so simple (and much cheaper) to make it at home in your slow cooker.
Lightly adapted from Cooking with Friends, by Alison Attenborough and Jamie Kim
A simple recipe to convince almost anyone that anchovies can be delicious! This recipe is written to serve two, but can easily be scaled up.
A quick and delicious version of summers most quintessential dessert!
One of my favorite edible gifts for the holidays. The recipe is inspired by Giada De Laurentiis, ‘Holiday Biscotti’.
To remove seeds from cardamom pods, pretend that you're cracking a pistachio out of the shell, using your thumbnail to pierce the pod and then prying it open using your thumbs and forefingers. This recipe is inspired by this one from King Arthur Flour.
Crispy, succulent pork belly meets zesty Asian-inspired flavors in soft tortillas, creating a quick and indulgent fusion meal that's perfect for spicing up your usual taco night.
Inspired by Louisa of The Wednesday Chef by way of Diane Kochilas.
Remember to have all of your ingredients prepped before you begin - even the dipping sauce. Once you've done this, your rolls will come together in a snap!
These are wonderful with Parmigiano-Reggiano, but I imagine other hard cheeses or even cheddar would be equally good. If I were using cheddar, I would shred then freeze it before adding to the flour mixture in the food processor.
You'll have dressing left over - use it for other salads or as a raw vegetable dip.
I've written this recipe for two, but you can easily double or triple it!
It's worth the extra effort to find ground vanilla beans for the Autumn Spice Blend. These make a festive edible gift for the holidays.
If you don’t like coconut and want traditional kettle corn, just replace the coconut oil with your favorite popping oil and omit the toasted coconut. To toast coconut shreds or flakes, you can bake them on a cookie sheet in a 300 degree oven for 15 to 20 minutes – stirring a couple of times to toast evenly – or toast until brown, stirring contantly, in a dry skillet over medium heat. Coarsely grind your toasted coconut in a food processor before adding to this recipe.
Mix this salad up with anything in season that is crisp and delicious: Asian pear, cucumber, frisée . Also, a sprinkle of chopped hazelnuts or walnuts would be delicious.
I've written this recipe for two big salads - big enough for a hearty lunch or light dinner.