This is not a fancy recipe, but I’ve had success in keeping my family interested in lamb with this simple seasoning combo (no mint or garlic involved). If you don’t have time for a scratch pie crust or biscuit dough (who does nowadays), those biscuits, remade pie crusts or crescent roll dough in the market work well. If you want to skip the dough, make it a hash by tossing the browned meat mixture with cubed cooked potato instead!
This is the Anderson family holiday morning brunch. This is a start-to-finish brunch (including timing and a shopping list) that will give you plenty of time to watch the yule log with your family. It makes enough for 12 folks, and if you don’t have that many, it makes great leftovers!
This is an Anderson family favorite, perfect for when the spaghetti squash season rolls around. Soy sauce or tamari can substitute fish sauce if you want to keep it vegetarian. Tamarind paste can be substituted for rice wine vinegar as well, but the real deal is best. Give yourself time to drain the tofu and make the squash, but the pad thai itself is quick to make.
