Making a delicious Thai style curry is easier than you think! I specifically chose ingredients that are easy to find and will give you a take-out quality coconut shrimp curry in under an hour!
Coconut milk
Making restaurant quality Creamy Chicken Wild Rice Soup is easier than you may think! With the right cut of chicken and a few key ingredients, you’ll be getting ohhhs and ahhhs from your family when they gather for dinner! Psst… it’s also a gluten free soup, too!
This isn’t just a regular butternut squash soup recipe. Butternut squash and sweet potatoes come together in an unexpected (but easy!) soup with southwest flavors and a fun little garnish. I’ve got a few pro tips to make this blended soup silky smooth and easy enough for a weeknight!
If you are gluten free you probably don’t eat pie often. This one is for you, friend. With my perfect gluten free pie crust as a base, this pie is simply a whisk-pour-bake situation. I’ll show you what you need and give you tips to make the most delicious gluten free pumpkin pie!
This coconut trifle is a labor of love as all the components are made from scratch, but it’s well worth it! Fluffy toasted coconut cake + creamy coconut custard + tart crushed pineapple + freshly whipped cream is THE dreamiest dessert.
This recipe for Coconut Chicken Thighs and Rice is easy to make on the stovetop in about 45 minutes! Tender, juicy chicken thighs are nestled in creamy, savory coconut rice with bits of kale and peanuts for garnish.
Restaurant quality Thai Coconut Soup in under 30 minutes? Yes! Use quick cooking shrimp and a few easy-to-find ingredients to make this Tom Kha inspired soup on a busy weeknight!
This creamy coconut chia pudding is a delicious breakfast or snack topped with toasted coconut flakes and sweet mango! Prep a bunch ahead of time so it’s always ready when you need a bite.
These Asian-inspired spicy ground turkey bowls come together quickly and are a tasty weeknight dinner served alongside dreamy coconut rice and some marinated cucumbers. Don’t stress — it can be as spicy or mild as you prefer.
These fruity spring rolls are filled with colorful fruit and sweet coconut rice to make a fun, summery dessert! Drizzle on some raspberry sauce to finish them off.
These marinated Thai steak kabobs are easy, flavorful and delicious — especially with a drizzle of coconut curry sauce. If you serve them alongside some coconut rice, they’re positively dreamy.
This delicious curry is filled with vegetables, sweet pineapple, a rich coconut curry sauce and topped with a tender grilled salmon fillet! Fancy enough for company and easy enough for a weekend family meal. One of my favorite things to do is recreate restaurant meals at home! Steve and I LOVE Thai food and ate …
This delicious and smooth beet soup is as tasty as it is gorgeous! It’s fruity and earthy and is served with a sweet apple-fennel slaw. I included directions for Instant Pot, slow cooker, and stove top! Did you know it’s possible to make an amazing (and easy!) beet soup without turning your kitchen into a …
This fun Thai Peanut curry has a rich, peanutty sauce, lots of vegetables, and tender ginger chicken meatballs! Have a takeout quality meal on the table in under an hour. I feel like Thai inspired curry is one of those meals where you can use whatever meat and vegetables you have on hand and make …
Friends. This Lentil Curry might be the only lentil recipe on my site. Wait, let me check… Yep. It is. I was never a huge fan of lentils until I had lentil curry once. There was something about that cozy, porridge-like texture that screamed comfort food for me. Not all lentils end up with that …
Pineapple smoothie + basil? What? Hear me out. Occasionally people ask me where I come up with ideas for recipes. Lots of places! But, my favorite source of inspiration is travel. Hands down. Steve and I took a couples trip to Mexico and the food was SO good. And inexpensive — I mean $6 for …
It’s rare that I’m eating the very thing that I’m writing about, but here I am, munching on one of these Paleo Samoa Cookie Bars and chatting about them. Man, they’re good. You’ve eaten Girl Scout Samoa cookies, yes? (Sometimes called Caramel DeLites.) They’re my favorite GS cookie. I love caramel and coconut and their …
Indian food is the best. I love playing with Indian flavors and spices. It makes me so happy. Have you ever had Saag Paneer? It’s a spinach/greens (saag) curry with fresh cheese cubes (paneer). It’s one of my all-time favorites. I had this bright idea of swapping out the cheese cubes for chicken and tweaking …
Here we go. This is what I was teasing you with when I posted that Instant Pot Coconut Rice over the weekend. Rice isn’t super interesting in a photo by itself, so I put some of this curry on top. OHHH you’ll love this Thai fish curry. Well, unless you don’t like fish, then… don’t …
This Thai Curry Chicken recipe is perfect for beginners! It’s easy to make, filled with flavor, and customizable for picky eaters. You will love this Instant Pot Curry Chicken New to Thai style curry? This recipe is perfect if you’re introducing Thai flavors to newbies! Thai inspired dishes are surprisingly easy to make and I’ll …
The biggest setback in making a paleo, low-carb, or keto pumpkin pie is the crust. So, let’s ditch the crust. The filling is where it’s at anyway, right? And who could say no to a pumpkin “pie” topped with toasted marshmallow fluff? The answer is NO ONE.
Last Wednesday was our 15th wedding anniversary. No, this isn’t a cake I made to celebrate. It’s actually the cake I made for my birthday a month ago. But just pretend it’s a sweet little anniversary cake for now.
Last month while we were in Idaho, we went to Noodles & Co for dinner. I was happy to see that they offered zoodles as a replacement for pasta in most of their dishes! I tried their Thai Green Curry Zoodle Bowl and loved it so much, I whipped up a copycat version to make …
A handful of ingredients and five minutes will give you a blender full of paleo strawberry ice cream!
Hello, friends! I took a little time off to recover from Christmas, and we made a last-minute trip to Utah to attend a funeral. Needless to say, I’m really happy that school resumed this week and we’re back into our regular routine. AND I’ve got some new I’ll be sharing shortly. Let’s talk about this …