Warm Bean Salad with Miso Dressing

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While my Instagram suggests I have a wildly cool and lavish New York City diet (Roberta’s! Ramen galore!), the truth is, I’ve sort of fallen into a weeknight dinner rut. Most nights, dinner consists of quinoa or brown rice with beans (usually these), and some sort of vegetable. It’s fast, easy and nutritious, but also a… 

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Creamy steel-cut oatmeal with blueberry-basil compote

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…aaand I’m back! Not blogging for the past month was tough and I seriously missed it, but at the same time I’m so glad I decided to take the hiatus. I felt like I needed to step back and reassess what it is I really want to be sharing with the world. Reclaiming the time… 

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Break.

Break

Hey, guys! I’m taking a little break from blogging and plan to be back in a few weeks. Please don’t miss me too much! I hope you’re all having a fantastic summer, and that you’ll stay in touch via Instagram and other social media. Oh, and check out this article I wrote for Gothamist, “What To… 

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Cocktail Hour: Boozy Strawberry Milkshake

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“Cocktail Hour” is a monthly series in which I try my hand at making simple yet impressive cocktails at home. This recipe - well, non-recipe rather - was born out of my desire to create a grown-up strawberry slushy drink. Because no matter what your age, there is nothing better than the refreshing power of… 

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Challah-Banana Pudding with Rum Crème Anglaise

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When I first started thinking about what kind of recipes I wanted to develop in my Food Media class, I knew I wanted to work on things I would never work on at home. I really wanted to take advantage of being in a huge professional kitchen, with tons of equipment, and the immeasurable expertise… 

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Lemon syrniki with raspberry sauce & sour cream

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Syrniki are a traditional Russian breakfast food that for some reason no one ever talks about. I am hell-bent on changing this because they are DA BOMB (are we still saying that?) and you should really, really try them. Syrniki (pronounced sYr-nee-key) translates to little cheese cakes in Russian. They’re small pan-fried rounds, primarily made of farmer’s… 

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