food – Butternutplace

New Year’s Good Luck Dish: Black-eyed Peas and Collards (with Ham Hocks, of course)

A traditional Southern New Year’s Day would not be complete without a big pot of black-eyed peas, collards, and ham hocks.

Beet cured Copper River sockeye salmon, just in time for the holidays.

Summon your weeknight “wow” with just a bit of planning and pantry prep.

This is a dish that will convert even your most curry-hating friends to Indian food lovers.

Marinated, roasted, spicy chicken with a piquant green chile sauce, pollo a la brasa is a big deal in Peru. Find out why everyone loves it.

Inspired by some beautiful mushrooms, this luscious pork loin is a simple, yet impressive dish.

Fresh, simple, magical, flavorful pita bread.

The game changer is to have excellent broth.

This simple rolled omelet with fresh greens will bring a smile to your next brunch.

Native American Squash, Moroccan Tagine Ingredients, Ethiopian Wat, Russian Kefir, and Lebanese Lamb Koftas. What could possibly go wrong? Nothing!

While you are unlikely to eat fish every day for a week, you can gain inspiration for your Friday fish homage.

Don’t panic. You can make corned beef in a day.