These Air Fryer Scallops are tender and juicy with lightly browned edges and garlic butter spooned over the top. They’re an easy way to cook sea scallops without having to manage a hot skillet. Continue Reading

Comfort food, Reimagined

These Southern collard greens with bacon cook low and slow until the leaves are tender and the pot liquor is smoky, savory, and lightly sweet. The bacon flavors every bite, while a splash of vinegar keeps the rich cooking liquid from feeling too heavy. Continue Reading

These Air Fryer Turkey Thighs have crisp skin and tender dark meat. I marinate the turkey first, then air fry it until the skin browns and the thickest part is cooked through. Continue Reading

Air Fryer Butternut Squash has tender centers, lightly caramelized edges, and warm, savory flavor from dried herbs and cinnamon. It cooks in about 20 minutes, making it a quick alternative to roasting butternut squash in the oven. Continue Reading

Air Fryer Butternut Squash Soup is a creamy roasted squash soup with a smooth texture and savory flavor. It starts with my air fryer butternut squash, then gets blended with broth and heavy cream or coconut milk until smooth. Continue Reading

These Air Fryer Scallops are tender and juicy with lightly browned edges and garlic butter spooned over the top. They’re an easy way to cook sea scallops without having to manage a hot skillet. Continue Reading

This Old Bay shrimp recipe has juicy shrimp sautéed in a buttery garlic sauce with lemon, shallots, and plenty of Old Bay flavor. It’s saucy, savory, and ready in about 20 minutes using one skillet. Continue Reading

This lemon butter baked salmon is flaky and buttery with a lightly browned top and plenty of bright lemon garlic flavor. The salmon cooks right in the sauce, so you get that flavor in every bite instead of simply spooning butter over the fish at the end. Continue Reading

These Oven Baked Ribs are tender, saucy, and easy to make without a grill or smoker. I season them generously with BBQ dry rub, wrap them with butter, and bake them low and slow before adding BBQ sauce for a sticky, caramelized finish. Continue Reading