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Roasted Cilantro Chile Lime Spatchcock Chicken Recipe
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Aida Mollenkamp

Roasted Cilantro Chile Lime Spatchcock Chicken

This recipe is the opposite of ambitious — it’s not lazy or uninspired, it’s just resourcefulness at its best. This Roasted Cilantro Chile Lime Spatchcock Chicken recipe came about because I wanted a super simple, quick-ish way to roast a whole chicken with flavors that could go with all my favorite foods.

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Austin Texas Breakfast Migas Recipe
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Aida Mollenkamp

Austin Texas Breakfast Migas

Try our Austin Texas Migas Breakfast Recipe for a Tex-Mex delight! Scrambled eggs with salsa and crispy tortillas—a perfect brunch or hangover cure.

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Roasted Red Pepper Romesco Dip Recipe
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Aida Mollenkamp

Roasted Red Pepper Romesco Dip Recipe

Inspired by the classic Spanish sauce made with roasted peppers, Marcona almonds, paprika, and garlic, this Roasted Red Pepper Romesco Dip Recipe’s only problem is how crave-worthy it is!

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Thai Shrimp Tostadas Recipe
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Aida Mollenkamp

Thai Shrimp Tostadas Recipe

An unexpected twist on a classic tostada? It’s most certainly these Thai shrimp tostadas recipe made with smashed avocado, marinated shrimp, and a spicy-sweet-funky dressing.

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Garlic Soup With Roasted Tomatoes And Eggs Recipe
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Aida Mollenkamp

Garlic Soup With Roasted Tomatoes And Eggs Recipe

Garlic is our go-to when we have a cold, and this Garlic Soup With Roasted Tomatoes And Eggs recipe is the best way to eat it. The key is in the broth, which is loaded with garlic and flavor. Then you can add in the slow-roasted tomatoes, eggs, and avocado as we did here or alter it to your personal preference, say with wilted spinach, potatoes, and herbs.

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Los Cabos Mexican Summer Salad Recipe
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Aida Mollenkamp

Los Cabos Mexican Summer Salad Recipe

We could all use a little more Mexico in our lives. Its bold colors, warm hospitality, and lilting breezes, and the food… let us not forget about the comforting complexity that is Mexican food. So, I took a vacation with my family down in Los Cabos, Mexico. Though I’d like to say I ate healthy, I more or less acted like a sloth. But if I were being healthy? I would have eaten something like this salad, it has all the flavors of Mexico toasted and roasted and tossed together, it reminds me of what I had while on vacation, and that is why I called it the Los Cabos Mexican Summer Salad recipe.

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