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Roasted Radicchio, Blood Oranges and Bacon

January 18, 2016 by Talia Bunting Leave a Comment

Roasted Radicchio with Blood Oranges and a Warm Bacon Dressing

How are those healthy eating New Years resolutions going? The roasted radicchio recipe I’m sharing today will do one of two things. Either you will love the adventure of cooking new foods and feeling good about what you are putting in your body (which is what I’m hoping for!). Or, you’ll make it, hate it and feel defeated.

DON’T BE DEFEATED! If you love radicchio, you’ll love this. And if you don’t, it’s an adventure! You can’t be afraid to make something you don’t like or have never tried, it’s part of the cooking journey. I believe in you!

Filed Under: All Recipes, Side Dishes

St. Germain Kumquat Cocktail

January 13, 2016 by Talia Bunting 10 Comments

St. Germain Kumquat Cocktail

We’re in California right now visiting my favorite in-laws. You can’t walk farther than the mailbox without being assaulted by all the citrus. Everyone has citrus trees. In their front yard, back yard, side yard, THEY ARE EVERYWHERE. My in-laws have a lime, lemon, a Meyers lemon, tangerine and an orange tree. And all these trees are about to snap in half with all the fruit hanging from their limbs. You can plan on seeing twelve different citrus recipes over the coming weeks, lucky you.

Today we’re starting off with a kumquat gin cocktail. It’s low(er) calorie and very refreshing. You will love it.

Filed Under: All Recipes, Beverages

Pad Thai Recipe: Easy Thai Streetfood

January 12, 2016 by Talia Bunting 3 Comments

Easy Pad Thai Recipe

Today I’m sharing my go-to Pad Thai Recipe. I instagrammed a picture of when I cooked it for dinner a month or so ago and got a barrage of emails and comments requesting my recipe. Until now while I’ve wanted to share my pad thai recipe, I have not wanted to share it because I don’t have a recipe for the sauce, I use store bought. And I’m ashamed, because everything I believe in about food is not store bought processed food. But I also believe in family time, investing in one another and I believe in good food (duh). And this is good food.

Filed Under: All Recipes, Entrees

Baby Kale Salad with Chorizo, Manchego and Crispy Leeks

January 8, 2016 by Talia Bunting 7 Comments

Baby Kale Salad with Spanish Chorizo, Manchego Cheese, Crispy Leeks and a Mustard Shallot Vinaigrette

A couple of weeks ago Joe and I went to The Optimist. Joe ordered the kale salad with chorizo. It was so delicious that I’ve been dreaming of my own version ever since. If you’re going to have a meat and cheese plate, you might as well throw in some kale and call it healthy. Also leeks, come on! This thing is teeming with vegetables!

Filed Under: All Recipes, Salads

Roasted Beet Salad with Goat Cheese and Smoky Orange Vinaigrette

January 7, 2016 by Talia Bunting 6 Comments

Roasted Beet Salad with Goat Cheese, Kumquats, Pomegranates and Arugula with a Smoky Orange Vinaigrette

Marston and I are learning to like beets this week, and probably next week too. Joe and Remy already like beets. If you’re in the Joe and Remy camp, you’ll love this roasted beet salad I’m sharing today. If you’re in the Mars and Talia camp, you’ll love this arugula, kumquat and goat cheese salad with a smoky orange vinaigrette. There are some pesky beets, but the antioxidants are so good for you! (This is what Mars and I keep telling ourselves.)

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Warm Farro Salad with Butternut Squash and Pomegranate

January 6, 2016 by Talia Bunting 4 Comments

Warm Farro Salad with Butternut Squash and Pomagranate

Have you started searching new recipes in your quest for health this New Year ? I wrote yesterday about my 2016 goals, if you’re a ship in water trying to change direction it can be hard. So I’m here to help with the warm farro salad with butternut squash and pomegranate seeds I’m sharing today.

Farro is an heirloom grain of wheat chock full of nutrients. It is a great alternative to the monotony that is quinoa and brown rice. And it’s versatile, easily going well with sauces, added to soups or being tossed in to a salad like this one.

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My 2016 Food Blogging Goals

January 5, 2016 by Talia Bunting 15 Comments

Eight Food Blogging Goals for 2016

Happy 2016! I don’t believe in making resolutions (especially diet resolutions), but I do like to start each year thinking about the goals I want to achieve over the next 365 days. So while I don’t have the expectation that I will hit these 100% of the time, here are my guidelines that will help me, as John Maxwell said, “fail my way to success.”

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The Optimist Restaurant in Atlanta

December 22, 2015 by Talia Bunting 1 Comment

The Georgia Whole Sprimp a la Plancha at the Optimist Restaurant in Atlanta

I’ve been wanting to try the Optimist for awhile now. It’s an Atlanta staple and while not on the list of must-eat places, (as a member of Ford Fry’s empire, I don’t know why it’s not on the list), I’m embarrassed when I say I haven’t been there yet. Also Wesley True, their Executive Chef, is on Top Chef this season, so there’s that. We finally went last week with some friends.

Filed Under: Atlanta, Restaurant Reviews

New York Strip Roast with Champagne Mustard Sauce

December 18, 2015 by Talia Bunting 2 Comments

New York Strip Roast

What does your Christmas dinner consist of? I remember when I realized that you didn’t have to have turkey for both Thanksgiving and Christmas. Now I love turkey and will happily eat it for both. But if I’m allowed to eat New York Strip Roast? I’m going to choose New York Strip Roast. Because steak.

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Harissa Fried Potatoes for Christmas Brunch

December 16, 2015 by Talia Bunting 2 Comments

fried potatoes

When I was pregnant with Marston Joe and I took a babymoon to Asheville, NC. It was really more of a foodcation, we ate our way through Asheville. Because that is what I do when I am pregnant.

On our very last morning we had brunch at Table and I ordered a hamburger. Because when I am pregnant I eat hamburgers for breakfast (I do this when I’m not pregnant too, but whatever). The hamburger came with the most amazing fried potatoes I’ve ever eaten. I have been dreaming of those potatoes ever since.

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