
New England [Heart and] Kitchen By Grace Vallo

With fresh peas and cucumbers available at the farm stand, I made a vibrant chilled pea soup infused with cucumber and fresh basil.

Today I’m making Chinese five spice scallops with sweet corn puree, pancetta, and chives.

Topped on a fillet of cod I got from my local fish market, I'm roasting sweet tomatoes and mixing them in with Kalamata olives, garlic-infused olive oil, and briny capers.

Mexican Street Corn is like the “adult” version of corn on the cob.

I'm about to add cabbage to your shopping list with one of my all time favorite pasta dishes.

Fall in love with spicy chunks of Italian sausage and golden roasted potatoes, lovingly intertwined with sweet, fresh corn and crunchy bits of red pepper.

My new recipe for Smoked Salmon Everything Bagel Deviled Eggs has the flavors of the traditional bagels and lox in ONE beautiful big bite.

“Burnt ends” are the “oysters” of BBQ.

From Borough Market to the London Eye to eating Scotch eggs and drinking London Pride beers.

The mini shallot rings get all toasty and caramelized.

If you roast butternut squash, it caramelizes and brings out the natural sugars and gets melt-in-your-mouth soft.

Ne day we didn’t have bacon in the house for BLTs so we had “tomato sandwiches” instead.

Chunks of ripe heirloom tomatoes, fresh sweet corn, thinly sliced red onion, Italian hard cheese, and big toasted bread chunks - a simple combo that’s literally summer on a plate.

A peach adds tartness that cuts the sweetness of watermelon.

Roasted chicken is the perfect cool-weather dinner.

One of my go-to weeknight meals is Grilled Chicken Parm because it’s much healthier, not hard to make, and hard not to love.

This pumpkin spice shortbread cookie recipe is one of my favorite fall-time desserts.

Butternut squash noodles, cider caramelized onions, chorizo, garlic olive oil, and crispy sage.

Apple, Bacon, Toasted Walnut & Parmigiano fall salad recipe by Grace Vallo.

This take on the classic Pasta all Norma is untraditional without straying too far away from Grandma’s recipe.