A Salmon Roll Sushi Bowl To Power Up Your Lunch Hour
No sushi chef skills required.
Lunch
Veggie Grain Bowl with Spring Garlic Cashew Pesto from Two Hands NYC
This grain bowl has all the fresh veggies combined with farro and tossed in a chunky, delicious homemade spring garlic cashew pesto. It is an all-time favorite of the restaurant, and one that every New Yorker (and visitor!) must try — whether it’s a quick grab and go lunch, or a sit and stay awhile […]
Two Hands NYC’s Smashed Avocado Toast
This recipe does not yield your average, #basic avocado toast. It’s chunky, whole avocado spread across deliciously toasted whole wheat bread, drizzled with olive oil and topped with chili flakes. This is a Two Hands NYC brunch staple, and for good reaso. Seriously, New Yorkers will wait an hour plus line for brunch at this […]
Rainbow Grain Bowl Potluck Party
Taste the rainbow.
Lobster BLT Lettuce Wraps
It’s your new favorite way to eat lobster.
How to Make a Hawaiian Poke Bowl, according to a Vegan Chef
We’re calling it Toké.
Family-Style Pesto Chicken Cobb Salad
This serving platter is one serving, right?
A Thanksgiving Leftovers Bowl to Start Your Post-Turkey Detox
You know you’re gonna need it.
This One Ingredient from Trader Joe’s Is the Secret Behind my Favorite Salad
Put it on your grocery list, STAT.
How to Take Your Rice Cake Game to the Next Level
There’s more to life than just peanut butter.
Whole 30 Spring Roll Bowl by the Defined Dish
Every year, the beginning of September feels like a welcomed fresh new start, and a complete out-of-breath whirlwind all at the same time. Not surprisingly, this September is no different. We have been busy bees at the #CSBungalow with so many exciting projects that we can’t wait to share with you guys these next few […]
DIY Dumplings Might Be the Best Girls Night Idea Ever
Last week we caught up with food and travel writer Deana Saukam while she was visiting friends in Austin. It was so much fun hanging with this fun group of girls and watching them work together to make Deana’s DIY dumplings. When I say these scallop and garlic chive blossom wontons were good, I mean […]
You Won’t Believe How Easy This Shakshuka Pizza Is
It’s no secret that I’m the cooking novice of the CS Team. What the rest of the team doesn’t know is that I’ve been secretly upping my game in the kitchen with Plated for a few months. It’s a personalized subscription meal service that allows even beginners like me to cook restaurant-worthy meals at home […]
Vegan Caprese Tartine
“We always have fresh bread in the house and I’m constantly trying to think of new recipes to incorporate it,” says Alexia Brown of Byron and Blue. “Open faced sandwiches and tartines are my new obsession and I love playing around with ingredients. They’re so easy and shareable and can work as a both a […]
Roasted Beet Tostadas with Avocado Crema, Goat Cheese & Pepitas
photos by Hannah Haston It’s hard to describe life in Austin without mentioning tacos. The two are basically inseparable, and since it’s not out-of-the-question that I might start a day with breakfast tacos and end it with fajitas, you could say that I’ve gotten pretty good at putting fresh twists on the classics so that […]
Spring Salmon and Veggie Grain Bowl
photos by Ashleigh Amoroso I’ve finally gotten Adam on the grain bowl train, and I couldn’t be happier about it. Used to be that my announcement that we were having a grain bowl for dinner (again) was met with an eye roll, but now I get more of an “okay, cool” response from him, so […]
Gluten-Free Cauliflower Tabbouleh
I’m never one to replace glutenous recipe ingredients with gluten-free alternatives. I love my gluten, you guys, and I’ll never sub a bun for a lettuce wrap, or swap pizza crust for the cauliflower alternative. I get my love from gluten from my mama — the two of us always joke that we are food […]
How to Make Ceviche At Home (It’s Not That Hard)
photos by Ashleigh Amoroso When we were in Costa Rica a couple weeks ago, Adam and I couldn’t stop raving about the flavorful ceviche that was as incredible at roadside stands as it was at fine dining restaurants. I vowed to myself that I’d attempt to recreate it back home, so we had Hannah Yerby, […]
Make Someone’s Valentine’s Day With A Treat That Isn’t Sweet
Mackenzie Anne Smith is a woman after my own heart. What makes us kindred spirits, you ask? It’s simple: our shared belief that everything tastes better with a carby starchy doughy element. While I’ve perfected the art of eating things-stuffed-in-pastry (or, pocket foods as today’s guest would say) Mackenzie has mastered the art of actually making them on the […]
This Kale Sourdough Panzanella Will Be Your New Favorite Salad
My friend Walter makes the best bread I’ve ever tasted. He grows the yeast, mills the flour, and combines it all with salt and water to create a slow-fermented sourdough that truly doesn’t belong in the same category as the pre-sliced quick breads found in grocery stores. A loaf doesn’t last longer than a day […]