Redgate Kitchen

something delicious for everyone

otherwise known as chickpea heaven-in-a-bowl Alison Roman’s chickpea stew is my favorite vegetarian stew. It is colorful, flavorful, and satisfies the palate with every bite. This recipe has broken the internet, I think for very good reason. It can be prepared in less than an hour, keeps well in the fridge (may even taste better …

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Your two new favorite roasted potatoes: Lemon Crispy Wedges (LCW) VS Cubed, Boiled, and Roasted (CBR) If you love lemon and love potatoes you will be crazy about both of these recipes. The Lemon Crispy Wedges (LCW) taste a bit more like fries and the Cubed, Boiled, and Roasted (CBR) are crispy on the outside …

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a little bit of pastry goodness Bourekas are a Sephardic Jewish take on savory pastry, popular in Israel today. Bourekas can be made with a variety of fillings, including cheese, meat, potatoes, and/or spinach, to name a few. They are great on their own as a meal, as part of brunch, a snack to-go, or …

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Since the pandemic hit and lockdown became our new normal, my kids have been really missing their favorite Asian-inspired dishes. I get nearly a daily request to make some of their favorites. My go-to for healthyish asian-inspired meals is always Michelle Tam from Nom Nom Paleo. These Cantonese crispy chicken thighs scored me some big …

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Next best thing to getting an actual hug from Ina Garten (who doesn’t need a hug from the Barefoot Contessa these days?) People have been asking me to recommend cookie recipes without bread flour (hard to find these days) and without tehina (also can be tough to get your hands on). My heroine of the …

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