New England [Heart and] Kitchen By Grace Vallo
Banana bread muffins are the best breakfast or afternoon treat! Moist and soft, these muffins take just 20 minutes of prep, a few easy steps, and a handful of basic kitchen ingredients to make. With your favorite mix-ins or just plain, you can’t go wrong.
Christmas Crack is an easy homemade candy with a base of saltine crackers, a layer of buttery toffee, and then chocolate sprinkled with toppings of choice. This Christmas Crack recipe is next-level delicious with creamy, rich chocolate ganache instead of plain chocolate.
These 4-ingredient red velvet cookies are soft and moist, with hints of vanilla and cocoa powder. Our little secret is that these cookies are made in 30 minutes with cake mix! Don’t forget the white chocolate drizzle.
Secret ingredient homemade cream filling sandwiched between soft, chewy oatmeal cookies create the best oatmeal cream pie on this planet. Little Debbie would be proud!
This baked halibut recipe is flavorful, beautiful, and easy to make. The halibut sits on a bed of blood orange beet purée that is so impressive while taking only minutes to prepare. Sprinkle with toasted almonds and chives, and you have yourself a gourmet masterpiece!
Maple glazed carrots are just the right touch of sweetness, roasted in the oven until they start to caramelize, finished with sea salt, fresh orange juice and tarragon. This side dish is a crowd favorite for the holidays or even a quick weeknight dinner!
This take on a classic French apple pastry dessert, Tarte Tatin, is easy enough to make any night of the week!
Pumpkin bars are a fall staple recipe, with rich pumpkin spice flavor and the best ever cream cheese frosting. These bars are incredibly moist yet sturdy enough to hold (no fork needed).
Muhammara is a Middle Eastern dip made from roasted red peppers and walnuts that’s smoky, sweet, spicy and tangy. Its vibrant reddish orange color makes it a gorgeous dip that's so versatile.
Whether you’re a baking expert or a baking novice, this blackberry cobbler is SO easy to make. With only 10 minutes of prep time, a warm homemade dessert is only a few steps away.
This caponata recipe is made Sicilian-style, with eggplant and agrodolce “sour and sweet” flavors from red wine vinegar and golden raisins.It’s easy with so many uses, from an appetizer served with toasted bread, to amain dish tossed into pasta!
A fluffy blueberry pancake breakfast in just 20 minutes (while still in your PJs) is the best kind of morning. Once you know how to make blueberry pancakes from scratch, you’ll never go back to store-bought mix again!
These zucchini muffins are extra moist and fluffy, and easy to make. With warm baking spices and a touch of sweetness, the kids won’t even know there’s zucchini in them!
Homemade M&M cookies in 45 minutes? You heard it right! These M&M cookies are the absolute best.They’re soft and chewy and irresistible.
Curried chicken salad doesn’t have to be difficult to make!This chicken salad recipe uses rotisserie chicken to cut out extra cooking time while still packing a flavor punch from curry powder, crunchy veggies, juicy grapes and buttery cashews.
Drop biscuits are one of the easiest baked goods to make. Despite being so easy to make, these biscuits are tender, flaky, buttery, and one of the single best things you’ll ever put in your mouth.
This blueberry coffee cake isn’t just for coffee time. A moist, tender cake loaded with blueberries – and a crunchy on-the-outside, soft on-the-inside crumb topping – makes for the best breakfast, dessert or afternoon coffee/tea snack!
This strawberry banana smoothie is made with only 4 ingredients, including a secret ingredient that will change your smoothie game! It’s a healthy breakfast or snack ready in minutes!
Creamy, refreshing homemade lemon ice cream is so easy…you don’t even need an ice cream maker!
Roasted fennel tossed with segmented oranges, Italian Castelvetrano olives and a delicious vinaigrette is a delicious ode to Springtime and classic Italian flavors.