Everyday Fare With Extraordinary Flair
If you love French Onion Soup, these cheesy Caramelized Onion Tartlets will be your new favorite appetizer! With caramelized onion, fresh thyme, and Gruyere cheese they have the same flavor profile as the soup, but with a buttery extra flaky crust.
As we move into fall, most of us have heartier foods on our minds. Soups and stews, casseroles, pies, and cookies. Foods that bring families together, and foods that we can share with friends.…
Perfect for breakfast, brunch, for breakfast-for-dinner, this Keto Low Carb Quiche Lorraine is rich and flavorful with bacon, cheese, and onion. Quiche is often something that’s thought of as a retro dish, but there’s so much to love about it we should bring it back! Anyone who’s a fan of eggs will enjoy how easy to make and versatile this Keto Low Carb Quiche Lorraine recipe is. It’s a simple dish, but somehow seems to feel elegant....
Vital Proteins provided me with product for the purpose of this post, as well as compensation for my time. As always, all opinions expressed in this post are my own. Inspired by Boeuf Bourguignon, Braised Beef with Root Vegetables and Red Wine is a hearty, slow food family meal that features a boost of nutrition thanks to added beef bone broth collagen. When you think of Sunday suppers in fall with family, what meals do you think of? For me, to name just a few, chicken pot pie; beef pot roast with vegetables; roast chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy; spaghetti with tomato sauce and […]...
When a girl gets a huge box of endive, after she shares some of the loot with her neighbors and makes endive salad a couple times, what’s she to do with it all? If your mind went to dessert, you are truly in good company....
I had to save the best for last with my Valentine’s Day meal. After my white hot chocolate, your dessert cravings will probably be satiated, but there’s always room for a pretty little mac or two, right? ;)...
It turns out that if you want a foolproof way to introduce more buckwheat into your diet (or if you’re like me and have a large bag of it in your pantry that you’re wondering how on earth you’re going to use up), crêpes are the way to go....
Mike woke up to these little beauties on Christmas morning. Christmas morning I woke up at 3:43. It was a loud thud from above, and no not Santa, lol…just the neighbors making merry. Try as I might, I couldn’t fall back asleep for the life of me, and instead of waking Mike up with my incessant tossing and turning, I decided to get up and make pastries. (Doesn’t everyone do this when they can’t sleep, lol?)...
When Heavenly Housewife (of From Donuts to Delirium) and Stevie (of Weird Combinations) announced that their cooking challenge this month was croissants, I immediately knew I wanted to participate. Even though they’re time-consuming and more than a little intimidating (at least for me!), I’ve wanted to try my hand at making them for quite some time....
The last time I made macarons was too long ago. They are such a process to make, and after all my trial and error (you can check out this post if you want to know my whole macaron story or if you want tips on making macs), I was a little macaron-ed out....
A while back I made a Moroccan-Spiced Chicken Stew that was flavored with ras el hanout (a Moroccan spice blend) and turmeric. It had carrots and potatoes, and was thickened mainly with onions that were cooked until they melted into the broth and formed gravy. I thought it would be fun to make another stew using a few of the same main ingredients (chicken, potatoes, carrots, and onions) but with completely different flavorings (such as white wine, thyme, and sage)....
I’m Faith Gorsky, the writer, cook, and photographer behind An Edible Mosaic. My goal is to inspire you to get in the kitchen and try something new! Feel free to email me with questions or comments.
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