Tips For Eating and Living Well
I’ve been making Isa Chandra Moskowitz’s potato and kale enchiladas for years. They’re delicious and Picky Husband loves them, so they’re in our regular dinner rotation. I decided to adapt those flavors into my own version and share it with you because enchiladas are so tasty and satisfying. My version — Potato and Chard Enchiladas with Artichokes — also gets the thumbs up from my family, so this is how I’ll be making them from now on. Sorry, Isa! …
Lately I’ve been craving a simple dish of savory vegetables over creamy polenta, so I decided to make a grilled vegetable napoleon with portobello mushrooms, asparagus, artichoke hearts, and cherry tomatoes. This dish wouldn’t be complete without a flavorful sauce to bring out the flavors of the vegetables, so I created a fire-roasted tomato and red pepper harissa with the perfect amount of heat and acidity. The resulting dish was exactly what I wanted — warm, filling, flavorful, and so easy! …
Sometimes I will do anything to avoid going to the grocery store, especially now that I have a baby. When I was single and living by myself, I used to love going to Whole Foods in Nashville and frolicking around the produce department. But now I have to wait until Abby wakes up from her nap, buckle her into her car seat, put her into the shopping cart (where she always drops her paci and chews on the cart handle), stop to answer strangers’ questions about how old she is, etc., put her and the groceries in the car, and drive home. It’s nothing short of an ordeal. So yesterday I was determined to come up with a recipe using ingredients I already had, and what I created was so delicious, I decided to share it!
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