Pizza dough rolled up with pepperoni and mozzarella into logs, baked until golden, brushed with garlic-Parmesan oil, and sliced into bite-sized rounds. A fun, shareable snack with all the flavors of pizza night in every popped-in-your-mouth piece.
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A dark roux is built with andouille and kielbasa sausages, celery, onions, bell peppers, okra, tomatoes, and Creole seasoning, then enriched with shredded rotisserie chicken and ladled over steamed rice. This shortcut gumbo delivers authentic Cajun depth and smoky, spicy complexity in a fraction of the time by starting with a store-bought bird.

Crunchy homemade granola made with oats, chopped hazelnuts, and a honey glaze. A versatile recipe great for breakfast, snacking, or as a gift.

Two racks of lamb tied into an elegant crown, slow-roasted then finished at high heat, and served with a vibrant mint-cilantro-almond pesto. A dramatic, centerpiece-worthy roast that elevates any holiday dinner to a truly memorable occasion.

A perfect ending to a perfect day - a spicy, tangy mock-tail or cocktail. Just refreshing as can be.

Peppery watercress tossed with grapefruit and orange supremes, dressed simply with their own juices and a drizzle of olive oil. A crisp, palate-cleansing salad that refreshes and revives after a long journey.

Tri-tip is marinated for two and a half hours in a full bottle of red wine with fresh herbs, orange, and honey-Dijon, then grilled to medium-rare and served with the strained marinade reduced into a rich, glossy sauce. This boldly flavored, wine-soaked steak is a California grilling tradition that delivers deep, herbaceous complexity in every perfectly pink slice.

Recipe courtesy of Valerie Bertinelli Mustard greens are braised low and slow for an hour and a half with onions, garlic, chicken stock, vinegar, and a meaty ham hock, then the tender pork is pulled from the bone and stirred back into the pot liquor. These deeply savor

Baby back ribs are slow-baked at 325 degrees for two hours in a homemade bourbon-coffee barbecue sauce, then broiled until the glaze caramelizes into sticky, lacquered perfection. These fall-off-the-bone ribs deliver deep, smoky-sweet flavor with a coffee-bourbon kick that rivals any backyard pit.

On Friday, March 27 at 6pm ET Val and Sophie did a live cook-along with this wonderful take on Beef and Broccoli.