Fragrant chai tea steeped in water and almond milk, spiked with spiced rum and agave, and topped with whipped cream. A warming, spirit-laced drink that makes staying indoors feel like the best plan imaginable.
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Oatmeal-raisin cookies made with rendered chicken fat (schmaltz) and butter are spiced with cinnamon and cloves, then chilled for at least an hour before baking to produce an exceptionally chewy, rich texture. These unexpected cookies showcase how schmaltz adds a savory depth that elevates a familiar classic into something wholly original.

Corn muffin mix baked into cookies with butter, pickled jalapenos, honey, and a dusting of Tajin seasoning. A playful sweet-savory twist that surprises and delights anyone who tries one.

Hand-ground fresh salmon patties seasoned with Dijon, jalapeno, lemon zest, and herbs, grilled and served on buns with all the fixings. A lighter, flavorful alternative to beef burgers that's ideal for closing out grilling season.

Leftovers just got a glow-up. Val and Sophie take that Set-it-and-forget-it Pot Roast and turn it into taco night with a smoky, spiced-up beef filling piled into charred tortillas with all the fixings. Ten minutes, zero guilt about eating the same thing twice.

A bright and refreshing pasta salad tossing orzo with grape tomatoes, cucumber, radishes, and a lemon-herb vinaigrette. A perfect make-ahead side for casual entertaining.

Crisp romaine hearts are grilled until lightly charred and drizzled with a creamy balsamic-Gorgonzola dressing. A warm twist on a classic salad that adds smoky depth to every bite.

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

Asparagus and cremini mushrooms roasted until caramelized and finished with a homemade chile-lemon salt. A simple side dish elevated with a bright, spicy kick.

Frenched lamb chops soak up a bold marinade of olive oil, balsamic vinegar, rosemary, parsley, cumin, and garlic before hitting the grill, then are served with a bright reserved mint-lemon dressing. The aromatic crust and herb-forward finish make these chops an impressive yet straightforward main course.
