coconut meringues

coconut meringues

This is another super quick, super easy, super delicious recipe from my mom! I grew up calling these coconut macaroons, but upon eating other coconut macaroons as an adult, have decided that “coconut meringues” is probably a more universal name. They’re very light and airy, 

shepherd’s pie

This is a guest recipe from my Dad! I’ve made it; it’s delicious. March 25, 2018 by partisan Category Gluten-Free Main Course Recipes Ingredients 3/4-1 pound ground beef 1 medium onion, chopped 2-5 cloves of garlic, chopped 2 tbs oil/fat (bacon fat suggested) 2 tsp. fresh 

chicken legs with tomatoes and beans

chicken legs with tomatoes and beans

This has a great tastiness-to-effort ratio. It’s also easy to scale for bigger groups. Adapted from food52.    March 25, 2018 by partisan Category Gluten-Free Main Course Recipes Persons 4 Prep Time 5 minutes Cook Time 60 minutes Ingredients 4 chicken legs (or just thighs, or 

salmon niçoise salad

I ate a lot of niçoise salads in Paris. I started making this version at home once we got back, and now I make it all the time. March 25, 2018 by partisan Category Gluten-Free Recipes Salad Persons 3 Prep Time 15 minutes Cook Time 40 

baked sweet potatoes with roasted garlic yogurt

baked sweet potatoes with roasted garlic yogurt

This is a combination recipe! Cook’s Illustrated had a piece in August about the best way to bake sweet potatoes, which I loved by itself. They figured out that sweet potatoes become fluffy and soft after about an hour of being above about 160, so if you 

carrot-ginger soup

This is by far my most-requested recipe. I got it from watching my dad make it, who completely forgot about it, and I had to send the recipe back to him. Recipe adapted from my Dad, who adapted it from Epicurious January 13, 2018 by partisan 

pao de queijo aka cheese puffs aka cheesy poufs

pao de queijo aka cheese puffs aka cheesy poufs

Thanks, Try the World, for opening my eyes to this delicious Brazilian snack. They are gluten-free and swimming in butter. Billy calls these “cheesy poufs”, which is a name that I hate but has stuck. Recipe adapted from Epicurious. Note: I used to have the