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There is a reason these chicken nuggets show up on repeat: crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, and made with real ingredients you can pronounce. A coating of seasoned breadcrumbs gets baked until golden, so you get all the crunch of the drive-through version without the mystery. These nuggets disappear fast...
This recipe comes from my father, a man who poured his heart into his garden from the first warm days of spring all the way through autumn. He took such pride in every plant he grew and along the way, he passed along one of the most important lessons I carry into my kitchen today:...
There is a short window every summer in New England when the peaches and blueberries are both at their peak. This galette is what we make during that window. If you have never made a galette, think of it as a pie without the pressure. No pie dish, no crimping. You roll out the crust,...
This salad is summer on a plate. Sweet strawberries, peppery arugula, creamy honey goat cheese, and juicy grilled chicken all come together in a dressing that does double duty — it is a vinaigrette and a basting sauce. The secret is blending fresh strawberries and basil right into the dressing, then using part of it...