These air fryer dry rub chicken drumsticks have smoky, garlicky seasoning, juicy dark meat, and browned skin. You only need chicken drumsticks, oil, and my homemade chicken dry rub to make them. Continue Reading

Comfort food, Reimagined

Cornbread Casserole bakes up golden on top with a soft, scoopable center that falls somewhere between cornbread and corn pudding. Cream-style corn keeps it moist and adds small pieces of sweet corn throughout each serving. Continue Reading

This Baked Macaroni and Cheese Recipe is one of the dishes my family expects at every holiday meal. I make it with a smooth, well-seasoned four-cheese sauce, then layer in extra cheddar and Colby Jack so the center stays creamy and the top bakes up browned and bubbly. Continue Reading

All Butter Pie Crust is a flaky, buttery homemade pie crust you can use for sweet pies, savory pies, and pot pies. I make it when I want a from-scratch crust that works with simple ingredients I usually have on hand. Continue Reading

This Pumpkin Pie with Sweetened Condensed Milk has a smooth, creamy filling flavored with warm spices, vanilla, butter, and optional brandy. Sweetened condensed milk adds richness and sweetness in one ingredient, so there is no evaporated milk or separate cup of sugar to measure. Continue Reading










These air fryer dry rub chicken drumsticks have smoky, garlicky seasoning, juicy dark meat, and browned skin. You only need chicken drumsticks, oil, and my homemade chicken dry rub to make them. Continue Reading

These dry rub chicken breasts are an easy way to use my homemade chicken dry rub for a quick dinner. The smoky, savory seasoning coats the chicken before it air fries until browned on the outside and juicy in the center. Continue Reading

This Chia Seed Pudding with Coconut Milk is creamy, lightly sweet, and easy to prep ahead. The coconut milk gives the pudding a rich texture while the chia seeds thicken it as it chills. Continue Reading

Pressure cooker whole chicken comes out tender and well-seasoned with crisp, golden skin. Pressure cooking keeps the meat juicy, while an air fryer lid or quick broil browns and crisps the skin. Continue Reading