This Creamy Roasted Butternut Squash Pasta with Burrata is a wonderful, cozy dinner idea for a chilly Fall evening. Perfect for those times when you’re craving Italian food, carbs and comfort – which is pretty much every night if you’re me. It’s getting chilly and […]
Author: From A Small Kitchen
Classic Vanilla Custard
Classic French cuisine is delightful. It mostly consists of the same basic ingredients and somehow they’ve managed to come up with so many different ratios and techniques, that a mere combination of the same components can render vastly different results depending on how they’re used. […]
Pumpkin Pancakes with Cinnamon Brown Butter
I know what you’re thinking. Pumpkin pancakes for fall. Groundbreaking. But allow me to be cheugy and cliche for a second. You can’t escape certain cliches, but like me, you can fully embrace certain cliches like Meg Ryan Fall. It brings me joy. Give me […]
No-Bake French Silk Pie (no raw eggs!)
This No-Bake French Silk Pie was born out of tragic life circumstances: I didn’t have a functioning oven for a couple weeks. Oh, the chaos! The heartbreak! A baker without an oven. Listen, I was not gonna let that little fact keep me from having […]
Easy Fall Snacks
Snacks! My favorite word, snacks. It just rolls off the tongue. Snacks. How boring would life be without snacks. How long a day would be without a snack intermission. What a lovely disturbance, what a welcoming disruption of your daily routine. Now, how can we […]
Shakshuka with Tahini Sauce
I’m one of those people who love breakfast. Yes, I will happily get up early in the morning and dedicate the first hour of my day baking a fresh batch of scones. Yes, I am that dedicated, okay? Restaurants that serve all-day breakfast might be […]
Caramelized Honey Pumpkin Pie
Caramelized Honey Pumpkin Pie. Just reading the words is enough to make one intrigued or at least pique curiosity. For me, the words are powerful. They make me want to run to the nearest grocery store and fill my basket with the finest butter and […]
Claire Saffitz’s All Butter Pie Crust
It’s no secret I’m a Claire Saffitz fan (who isn’t). Her book, Dessert Person, is a personal favorite and one I return to time and time again. There are a few foundational recipes that I use for many different recipes. This Claire Saffitz’s All Butter […]
Macedonian Kebapi
My Romanian friend recently introduced me to the wonderful world of Eastern European food. I know it’s a vast region, and it encompasses many different cultures, ethnicities, languages, and histories, but it’s still a cuisine I am quite unfamiliar with. There is such a crossover […]
Easy Sardine Spread
Just ten minutes and a handful of ingredients, and you have an easy sardine spread that’s rich, creamy, salty, and melts in your mouth. I have to give it to the French, they really know how to make something as simple as bread and butter […]
Apple Cobbler with Vanilla Custard
This classic homemade apple cobbler pairs a perfect rich, golden topping with a luxurious vanilla custard. An easy, elegant dessert recipe your guests will love. There are a few homemade recipes that can’t be beat. When Fall rolls around and the days start getting dark, […]
Lemon And Ricotta Donuts
These homemade lemon and ricotta doughnuts (aka The Best Donuts Ever) are so easy and so incredible, it would be a shame not to share them. So being the kind, considerable person that I am, I’m sharing them. Ricotta and lemon are an iconic duo […]
Pasta and Chickpea Soup
Nothing says Fall like a big bowl of steaming carbs. Comfort food is, after all, just another name for carbs. And a chilly Fall evening is just an invitation for comfort food. And who’s complaining? Not me! This Pasta and Chickpea soup, a take on […]
Dessert for One: mascarpone cream with caramelized bananas
This mascarpone cream with caramelized bananas is part of the Dessert For One series. Think of the way society is built: it’s a couple’s world! But this series reclaims individuality. I mean, what if you have a sweet tooth and live alone? What if your […]
One-Pot Balsamic Chicken
For those who own nothing but a meager skillet and not much of their own time, a one-pot meal is much needed. Preferably one that doesn’t include an ingredient list with double digits. I like recommending this one, but some people don’t have an oven, […]