Adapted from a few recipes around the internet, with adjustments to make it taste like something. It’s quite good!

only the merest dusting of seasoning… or ranch dressing… to no avail.
Adapted from a few recipes around the internet, with adjustments to make it taste like something. It’s quite good!
Slightly simplified adaptation of Martha Rose Shulman’s recipe, with technique/ingredients borrowed from my Italian-American elders (who did not come from Liguria—apologies to Liguria).
Read more…Coming off several rounds of the pumpkin baked oats concept, some fatigue had set in, and a variation was called for.
For now we’ve settled on a version of this pear baked oatmeal recipe, with some modifications.
Read more…For a long time, Kat had been doing a form of chia pudding for breakfast. On one day growing weary of it, she declared a need for a Brand New Breakfast Concept.
While I declared that my new band name, she began making a baked oats dish, until at some point, due to scheduling issues and These Terrible Times We Live In, it fell to me, and I needed A Recipe Of Some Kind, and found this Kodiak Cakes Air Fryer Oats recipe.
Read more…Hey this is a thing, remember?
Remember to season the beans though: sazon, garlic, bay leaves, oregano.
This is so satisfying, and so simple. Kat has often made it, but I finally had reason to do it. Saving here for reference, this is based off this recipe at food52.
Read more…Notes on an amalgamation: a good combo for meal prepping, but to get a good quantity you kind of have to double everything. Quinoa pilaf loosely based on this recipe, minus the extras, greens via Mark Bittman, and crispy-skin salmon with guidance from seriouseats.
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