Seattle-style teriyaki is a beloved part of our regional culinary history—known for its perfectly grilled meat, caramelized glaze, and irresistibly bold, savory-sweet flavor. This easy homemade version brings that same magic to your grill, making it a perfect weeknight meal. Serve it over rice with steamed veggies for a true Pacific Northwest favorite!
This slow cooker butter chicken, inspired by the bold flavors of Indian cuisine, combines tender, slow-simmered chicken thighs with a luscious, spiced tomato and cream sauce. Traditionally made on the stovetop, this slow cooker version lets you enjoy butter chicken with minimal effort—just set it, forget it, and come back to a meal that’s ready to go.
Craving crispy, crunchy Japanese fried chicken without the mess? Look no further than Air Fryer Karaage! This healthier twist on the classic dish utilizes an air fryer to deliver juicy chicken with a stunningly crunchy crust without oil frying.
Indulge in the cozy embrace of this loaded potato soup, brimming with savory bacon, fresh green onions, and melted cheese. Its rich, creamy texture makes it an ideal comfort dish for the autumn season.
Indulge in these crispy Parmesan Garlic Chicken Wings, coated in a savory blend of spices and olive oil, then cooked to perfection either in an air fryer or oven. Finish by tossing the wings in melted butter and a generous amount of Parmesan cheese for a delectable, cheesy crust. Quick to prepare and irresistibly delicious, these wings are perfect for any occasion.
Skip the crowded restaurants and opt for an intimate evening at home with your loved one. We've got recipes for an easy but impressive chicken piccata, side salad, and chocolate lava cake for an unforgettable Valentine's celebration.
Chicken Piccata is a short and simple recipe that's easy to make, requires minimal ingredients, and yet is delicious and elegant enough to make an impressive meal for guests or a romantic night in.
Make these quick nachos for an easy dinner, fast snack or game-day treat!
Celebrate the New Year with the cherished tradition of Hoppin' John, a dish rooted in Gullah Geechee culture symbolizing hope, prosperity, and good luck. Each component of this savory feast—peas for wealth, greens representing money, and golden cornbread for riches—carries deep significance.
You'll love Carso's Ravioli paired with our Brown Butter Sauce, made with creamy Smith Brothers Farms Butter. The tender ravioli bathed in nutty brown butter and roasted butternut squash evokes the essence of autumn in a mouthwatering combination you'll want to enjoy all season long. For an easy weeknight meal, simply add a fresh salad and some crusty, fresh-baked garlic bread.
