A lighter Waldorf salad with crisp apples, celery, and toasted walnuts in a tangy buttermilk-mayo dressing. A nostalgic, family-recipe side dish that earns its place at the holiday table year after year.
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Halved radicchio and shrimp charred on the grill until smoky and tender, drizzled with a sweet honey-balsamic vinaigrette. A warm, smoky salad with beautiful grill marks that bridges the gap between light lunch and hearty grilled fare.

Caramelized pineapple rings are topped with a tender cornmeal cake batter and baked in individual Mason jars, then finished with a cherry preserves-pineapple juice glaze. These charming, single-serving cakes put a portable, personal twist on the retro classic, making them ideal for outdoor entertaining.

Thick, rustic pici noodles are hand-rolled from a blend of all-purpose and semolina flours, then tossed with crispy pancetta and a silky egg-Parmesan-pecorino carbonara sauce. This artisan pasta showcases the joy of making noodles from scratch, rewarding the effort with an authentically Italian, soul-satisfying dish.

Light, airy ricotta doughnuts scented with orange zest and cinnamon, deep-fried and dusted with confectioners' sugar. S

This bold twist on the Bloody Mary combines spicy V8 and beef broth with vodka and horseradish, garnished with pickled okra and green beans. The sav

classic chopped iceberg salad loaded with cucumber, hard-boiled eggs, carrots, and grape tomatoes in a rich Roquefort cheese dressing. A throwback steakhouse side that proves retro never really goes out of style.

Eight varieties of summer vegetables are grilled until smoky and tender and served alongside a creamy dip made from grilled avocado, yogurt, and roasted garlic with za'atar-seasoned grilled pita on the side. This colorful, shareable platter celebrates the peak of summer produce and gives guests a healthy, satisfying option at the center of any patio party spread.

Slow-cooked beef chuck with Italian peppers piled onto rolls and topped with a tangy giardiniera aioli. A hearty, hands-off sandwich that feeds a game day crowd.

Who says pot roast can't have a second act? Val turns leftover shredded beef into a silky, cheesy pasta with wilted Swiss chard and a golden breadcrumb crunch on top — comfort food that tastes nothing like leftovers.
