Side Dishes
Boil pasta for 4 minutes and combine with cheeses and heavy cream. Let sit overnight overnight then top with more cheese and bake. Ina Garten's overnight mac & cheese recipe is easy, rich, gooey, and delicious.
Cauliflower florets are smothered in a rich cheese sauce and baked for a delicious and decadent side dish.
This Mexican style side dish is heart healthy, gluten free, vegetarian, low-carb, colorful, and beyond delicious!
This is the perfect Italian pasta salad inspired by antipasti favorites like sweet sun-dried tomatoes, salty olives, spicy pepperoncini peppers, salami and fresh mozzarella tossed together with peppery arugula and savory basil!
Nothing says "summer" quite like fresh corn. This salad highlights the beautiful flavors & colors of summer.
This Basil Parmesan Sauce recipe is a favorite of mine because it is packed with fresh flavor, can be made in advance, and it's extremely versatile. I use it on everything from classic turkey sandwiches to elegant beef tenderloin. It's a perfect condiment to keep around and I am always finding new ways to use it.
Everyone things peas and carrots go together, but cabbage and carrots are the only way to go! This easy recipe take two bland vegetables and kicks them up a notch!
This Potatoes Au Gratin recipe is savory, satisfying and also quite elegant. It's a perfect special occasion side dish.
This recipe for Apple Chutney is full of sweet and spice and everything nice! Perfect to serve with a sharp cheddar cheese or a fall pork roast.
Fresh herbs are tossed with warm potatoes, champagne vinegar and white wine to come together for a fabulous summer side dish.
Infused with fresh lemon, loads of parmesan, and toasted nuts, this parmesan roasted broccoli recipe is in a league of its own.
Risotto cakes are really easy to make. Make your favorite risotto recipe and chill it, form small patties, coat in panko bread crumbs and fry.
With just a few, fresh summer ingredients, Corn and Basil Salad is the perfect side dish for your next barbecue or picnic!
A little bit of planning and some effort can pay off big when it comes to making gravy in advance.
There is nothing quite like the smell of simmering apples on the stovetop in the fall. Homemade applesauce is good for the soul.