Coriander vs Cilantro First, it’s important to clear up any confusion that may arise between “coriander” and “cilantro,” both of which actually come from the same plant. In the United States, coriander refers to the seed or the seed in ground form, both of which are used as a spice, while cilantro refers to the fresh green leaves, which are used as an herb. In the United Kingdom, however, coriander refers to the fresh herb....

And if you’re loving these meatballs, be sure to check out our 25-minute keto turkey meatballs! Making flavorful meatballs, even low carb is one of our specialties! How to Make Low Carb Meatballs Without Breadcrumbs We actually prefer meatballs without breadcrumbs, and instead we throw a little bit of almond flour into the mixture. Almond flour keeps these meatballs keto friendly, and adds a little texture to help keep them juicy....

Problems With Using a Meat Thermometer The problem with the meat thermometer approach is that when you poke a hole into the meat with a thermometer, it can let juices escape, juices that you would rather have stay in the meat. For this reason, most experienced cooks rely on a “finger test” method, especially on steaks. (Whole roasts are better tested with a thermometer.) How to Check the Doneness of Meat With Your Fingers My mother has been trying to get me to test meat with my fingertips for years, and for years, being somewhat of a scaredy-cat (Won’t it burn my fingers?...

Between devils food cake, red velvet, and German chocolate cake, it is easy to get these all mixed up. Fortunately, there are plenty of distinguishing traits once you bite into them! German chocolate is easily identifiable due to its coconut pecan filling. While the chocolate cake itself just can’t be beat, it is the filling that truly makes this the most amazing German chocolate cake ever! Can I make German Chocolate Cake in a 9×13 pan?...

My husband is always asking for spicier and spicier dinners. Once you get the spice bug, you crave it all the time. This year for National Grilled Cheese month I knew I needed to make the ultimate spicy grilled cheese sandwich. Sriracha onions, jalapenos, pepper jack cheese, jalapeno chips, and even a little sriracha butter bring multiple layers of spicy to this sandwich. And it’s not just about burning your face off…it tastes good too!...

‘What the heck is this turmeric latte or golden milk all about? Sounds a bit weird!’ That’s what I was thinking about when I first started seeing the hype. Supposedly the next big cult drink of 2016 due to the anti-inflamatory and anti-oxidant properties of the turmeric. I wasn’t convinced. Would it be like drinking watered-down curry? Would it wake me up in the morning like my favourite first cup of coffee - despite the lack of caffeine?...

This easy white bean dip recipe is a delicious appetizer or snack that is packed full of flavor, more importantly, you only need 3 main ingredients and 5 minutes to make it. Let me show you how to make it in simple steps Easy white bean dip recipe Cannellini bean dip is what you whip up for a quick appetizer for a game’s night or girls’ night and more. To be honest, this bean dip is much more than an appetizer, I personally enjoy it as a snack or light dinner served with my homemade flatbread....

Follow this game plan for cooking Thanksgiving dishes ahead of time, and all you’ll have to do on the big day is negotiate oven and stove space to reheat a few items, and maybe pour yourself an extra glass of wine. This is your Thanksgiving destiny if you choose to accept it. Many Thanksgiving staples can be made entirely ahead of time and reheated before mealtime – think Mashed Potatoes, Sweet Potato Casserole, Green Bean Casserole, and Apple Pie....

If you’re looking for new ways to use up that can of chickpeas hanging out in your pantry, we’ve got you covered from sandwiches to salads and even slow cooker meals. Chickpeas are pulses (so are peas, beans, and lentils) known to be nutritious. Because they are a fantastic replacement for meat and poultry, most mothers and grandmothers I know feed their kids or grandkids chickpeas to pump them full of iron....

I could probably eat a hundred turkey butties in a row before I get bored. Ideally with lashings of President butter (that stuff is so good I’m only allowed to buy it at Christmas and on holiday), a pinch of salt, leftover stuffing, cranberry sauce, and maybe a touch of mayo too. Christmas day evenings wouldn’t be the same without one of those butties. Even if I’m still full from dinner, I can always find a bit of room!...

Are you ready to hear the best part? Most of these chicken pasta dishes are ready in about 30 minutes, some even quicker. Even those that have a lengthier prep time have components that can be prepped ahead of time. If a recipe requires marinating chicken, you can do that the morning of or get a little help from the grocery store and use jarred sauces. You can also make swaps if needed....

In this roundup we’ve got you covered with gluten free cookies, brownies, cakes, cheesecake, pies and bars. Let’s dive in! The best gluten free flours There are a lot of different gluten free flours out there, but here are some of my favorites for baking (and they’re all paleo friendly, too): Almond Flour – a lower carb flour that isn’t too denseTapioca Flour – pairs well with almond flour in baking recipesCoconut Flour – another lower carb option and great for nut-free bakingCassava Flour – great nut-free option...

BBQ Chicken is Where it’s at Everyone loves grilled chicken – am I right? Throw any kind of chicken on the grill and it’s sure to taste great. Some simple seasonings or a marinade and you are set for an easy chicken dinner. Looking for more? Check out all of our healthy appetizer recipes! But chicken can be boring sometimes, so if you are looking for something new browse through the easy BBQ recipes below and find some inspiration for your next grilling session....

I’m officially in holiday mode! I never know exactly when it will hit me, but it always eventually does. When I stop setting my alarm and yet I still wake up at 6 am every morning (?). When I hit the beach with Dozer every single morning to meet up with his “family”, a congregation of anywhere between 5 – 20+ golden retrievers in the area. When I notice that everyone is in a good mood....

Healthy Eating Shouldn’t be Complicated One of the goals of our blog and our underlying mission is to show people that eating healthy, delicious meals made with real ingredients doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right ingredients, you should be able to whip up a meal for your family without a ton of effort and minimal cleanup. Save yourself some time and put some of these easy Whole30 recipes into your regular dinner rotation....

Roasted pumpkin seeds are a highly-munchable, but simple snack. All you really need to make them are pumpkin seeds (obviously), salt, and a glug of olive oil. This year, however, I wanted to jazz things up a little and add a couple sweet and savory mini recipes into the mix. They’re all still on the easy side of things, requiring just four ingredients or less. Maple Pumpkin Spice Yes, you can absolutely flavor pumpkin seeds with… pumpkin pie spice!...

And just like that, it’s over. Dull, watery orbs fill supermarket crates, and honestly, you’re better off skipping the T in BLT altogether than suffering the disappointment. Right? I’ve got good news for all of you tomato lovers out there who can’t help but grieve for the end of the season just as soon as it starts. There are simple yet highly effective ways to improve out-of-season season tomatoes and make them, well, not just edible but worth eating....

Chicken Piccata I realise it sounds totally obnoxious to call this a “better” Chicken Piccata. I should clarify and say that this is a better one to me. This dish is a wildly popular Italian-American classic that I’ve tried making over the years following other recipes. I’ve just never been impressed with the results though, leaving me feeling that I’m somehow missing out on the enjoyment of this dish. I always found the lemon sauce mouth-puckeringly sour to the point of wincing....

This is your future self writing to remind you to take a deep breath. You’re home from dropping the kids at school and dwelling on the fact that you yelled at them to get in the car. Now you’re staring down the aftermath of the morning: a dirty egg pan that may never recover, evidence of a last-minute lunch packing frenzy, and undoubtedly, wet towels on unmade beds upstairs. But you got the job done....