Cooked low and slow with starchy potatoes and woodsy mushrooms, Pork Loin with Mushrooms and Potatoes is warm, hearty, and delicious.

Cooked low and slow with starchy potatoes and woodsy mushrooms, Pork Loin with Mushrooms and Potatoes is warm, hearty, and delicious.
Farro Risotto: Farro dates back to the Etruscans and is a fabulously easy way of making risotto.
Veggie Loaded Mexican Lasagna includes leeks, spinach, mushrooms, corn, zucchini, poblano. Instead of an Italian sauce, make salsa roja.
Mushroom Risotto brings on the savory flavor with mushrooms. Use this as an opportunity to experiment with interesting mushrooms you find at the farmer’s market or the grocery store
Italian Beef Stew (Spezzatino di Manzo) is the perfect comfort food during those cooler months.
This 20-Minute Canned Salmon Pasta is super easy to make. Serve this pasta dish next to a garden salad and a crunchy baguette for a restaurant-quality meal.
Chicken Fricassee is a hearty stew made with chicken pieces that are seared and then braised in a silky white wine-cream sauce.
A creamy mushroom pasta bake is the best answer to “what’s for dinner” when you’re craving warm, comforting, and creamy pasta.
To really build the flavor (and keep anything from getting too mushy), ingredients are added in stages, and the sage goes in at two different times. Things do move quickly, though, so it’s best to chop everything before you begin.
This Chicken Diane recipe is all about building layers of flavor as you cook. Searing chicken and then browning mushrooms in a skillet creates delicious browned bits on the bottom of the pan. Once you add the liquids, those browned bits release their flavor, resulting in a rich, silky, savory sauce.
This crispy baked polenta recipe with broccoli and roasted wild mushrooms works well as an easy, autumn side dish or meatless main course. Salad for President and Arty Parties author Julia Sherman shows us how it’s done.
Frittatas are just about one of the easiest, nutrient-dense meals you can make….and they can be whipped up in minutes!