{Nourish} Gnocchi with Roasted Shrimp, Tomatoes and Artichokes + Cookbook Giveaway!
A variation of roasted shrimp with tomatoes and garlic has graced our holiday table for the past few years. It’s become a family favorite. So much so that it’s made it’s way into our weeknight meal rotation. Most recently as this Gnocchi with Roasted Shrimp and Artichokes which was inspired by a recipe from “The 30-Minute Mediterranean Diet” cookbook. Of course, it’s so quick and simple to make. But we’re truly swooning over this recipe because it’s delicious and easy to modify for many dietary preferences. For those of you that abstain from animal proteins or gluten, read on for a few variations I am sure you will love. The shrimp are actually the side-note to the decadent roasted tomatoes that are good enough to eat on their own. You’ll also want to read on to enter to win a copy of “The 30-Minute Mediterranean Diet” cookbook which my dear friends and colleagues, Deanna and Serena wrote! Continue reading “{Nourish} Gnocchi with Roasted Shrimp, Tomatoes and Artichokes + Cookbook Giveaway!”
I’ve always found it to be strange that there are certain foods we only eat on Thanksgiving. It’s as if we are not allowed to enjoy them at other times throughout the year? What’s with that? A great example is fresh cranberries and I have a small but mighty love for them. That’s why I am determined to incorporate them into meals as long as I can get my hands on them. A one-pot meal that is easy to make any night of the week, Roasted Chicken Thighs with Cranberries and Apples spotlights this wonderful ingredient. 
Weeknight dinners were getting a bit redundant until I resurrected this super simple Coconut Chicken Curry recipe that is super easy to make vegetarian for meatless meals. We have enjoyed this curry as a family and I’ve made it for dinner guest. I’ve even been told that it’s way tastier than take-out which is a huge win in my book. Curry in a hurry, yes it is. On the table in 20 minutes, this flavorful and warming one pot meal allows the cook in your house to get creative with spices and add-in’s. Our current favorites? Sweet potatoes, kale and the ridiculously easy honeydew salad pictured above. 