Recipes 2026

[wtg]

I bought a bag of King Arthur Measure-for-Measure flour at Costco a while back. It's been languishing on our basement pantry shelf and I decided I needed to try it out. I had some ripe bananas, so I went for this recipe for gluten free whole grain banana muffins.

https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/gluten-free-whole-grain-banana-muffins-recipe

They are delicious! Can't tell them apart from their wheat flour cousins.

Just ignore the xantham and cellulose gum....

[Mik]

Made this the other night. It's always a stretch to try to make boring boneless chix taste interesting. I marinated it all day and sauteed it in with the marinade instead of grilling. Delicious.

https://thespiceway.com/blogs/recipes/grilled-chicken-breasts-with-herbes-de-provence-marinade

[wtg]

Used our Instant Pot on the slow cooker setting for the first time since I bought it, what, ten years ago? Actually worked quite well.

Nothing fancy, just everyday winter comfort food. Slow cooker paprika chicken:

I used a big can of San Marzano tomatoes that I chopped up and I cooked some orzo separately and then dumped it in just before we ate. I think some crumbled feta would be a great addition.

edit: I forgot to stir in the sour cream at the end.....but it was still pretty good!

[wtg]

Bunch of interesting elements in this recipe. Roasted red cabbage slices. Beersamic.

https://www.craftbeering.com/roasted-cabbage-steaks/

[wtg]

This was on ATK today. We are not big beef eaters but we may make an exception to try this.

Link to video

https://wskg.org/arts/2020-05-28/americas-test-kitchen-beef-top-loin-roast-with-potatoes-ep-2017