Recipe: Sazón
Sazón is a traditional Latinx dry spice mix known for its red color. This seasoning can we used or added to nearly everything: beans, rice, stews, meat, and vegetables. Sazón is typically used to give “Spanish” rice its common yellow/orange/red color from the use of achiote. This Homemade recipe is easy, naturally vegan (because duh), and the best goya replacement
Mangia: learning to love and eat like an italian
Italian Sunday Lunch. There’s no way this isn’t going to be a big deal. Do I expect a scene straight out of the Sopranos — men in the finest Sergio Tacchini tracksuits and Carmella’s homemade lasagna steaming on the countertop? No. This is Italy. Real Italy. Not Jersey.
Recipe: Vegan Vanilla Coconut Yogurt
Why does it always feel insanely expensive to eat vegan? My husband and I recently fell in love with a vegan coconut yogurt brand and their insanely delicious Vanilla Chamomile flavor. But at nearly $10 a container and with no job, I was finding it more and more difficult to justice the frivolous expense.
Recipe: Sofrito
Iconic in most Puerto Rican kitchens, sofrito is the seasoning mix of fresh ingredients that acts as a delicious base for a multitude of dishes—beans, stews, meat, rice, ANYTHING.
Recipe: Giovedì Gnocchi | Thursday Gnocchi
Giovedì Gnocchi! Thursday Gnocchi is an Italian staple, but Luca and I decided to prepare it differently. Presenting Homemade Purple Potato Gnocchi! This colorful dish can easily be made gluten-free, entirely vegan, or vegetarian. The options are endless!