Jalapeño Hummus Baked Falafel is a healthier version of a classic Mediterranean dish. It’s made even easier by skipping the chickpeas and simply using hummus for the batter!
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By Laura
Jalapeño Hummus Baked Falafel is a healthier version of a classic Mediterranean dish. It’s made even easier by skipping the chickpeas and simply using hummus for the batter!
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By Laura
Chickpeas are the base of this colorful summer salad, which is packed with seasonal flavor. Serve this simple Cherry-Balsamic Chickpea Salad as a delicious vegetarian side or light meal.
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By Laura
Remember last week when I said I was lazy?
Famous last words.
This weekend was anything BUT lazy. We hosted an Easter brunch that lasted all day long, plus I prepped a ton of balsamic chicken for Vegas to grill (she’s the grill master). I even managed to get to the gym every morning too!
Check out our Easter spread:
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By Laura
Some people vacation to see historical sites. Some people go for the beach. Me? I travel for food and wine! That’s exactly how I spent last week – eating my way through Paris, France.
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By Laura
No, no… this isn’t going to be another political post.
(Though I AM seeing red over this shitshow.)
Today is a day of Valentine’s eats! Starting with these awesome red wine gummy bears.
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By Laura
This week has been a rollercoaster.
Is it really only Wednesday?
You guys know I’ve been fired up about this election fiasco. I can’t sit idly by.
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By Laura
This Coconut Milk & Thyme Grilled Chicken recipe is a delicious and easy to make, healthy dinner! The chicken is marinated in thyme-infused coconut milk, garlic, and warm spices.
You guys have all seen that cooking show, Chopped, right? Contestants are challenged to create something delicious using a basket of random ingredients.
This chicken dinner came about – as most recipes do – when I was playing Chopped in my fridge. I had chicken to cook, an open container of coconut milk, extra thyme from my cauliflower crust quiche… and I needed dinner.
The best part about cooking is, though, that I can usually throw together a bunch of random stuff and have it turn out well. It’s not like baking where you best be measuring everything to the decimal.
So that’s what happened here. I threw a bunch of stuff together and it worked! What resulted was a dish that’s full of rich, warming flavors.
The combination of coconut milk with thyme and garlic and those deep, smoky spices results in a flavor bomb you need in your life. I love adding just a bit of cinnamon for extra depth of flavor (this is an awesome trick for anything tomato-based too!).
For you meal prep people, having grilled chicken on hand to top salads throughout the week is a great option. This chicken was delicious atop a spinach and arugula salad with cherry tomatoes. I liked it both warm and cold! I also whipped up a tasty vinaigrette… and totally didn’t write it down. Doh.
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Coconut Milk & Thyme Grilled Chicken
by Laura Hall
Prep Time: 10 mins
Cook Time: 15 mins
Keywords: grill entree gluten-free low-carb soy-free chicken coconut milk garlic thyme
Ingredients (6 servings)
Instructions
Pound chicken* and place in glass dish or large baggie.
In a separate bowl, mix together coconut milk, garlic, onion, thyme, spices, and lime juice. Pour over chicken.
Cover dish or seal bag and refrigerate for 1-4 hours (the longer, the better).
Preheat grill or grill pan to medium. Oil the grill or pan. Remove chicken from bag and place on grill or pan. Pour remaining marinade over chicken. Grill the chicken, turning once, until 165°F (~7-8 minutes per side).
*Pounding the chicken is optional; however, I prefer it because it results in a more tender chicken.
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This new recipe is going to have to share the spotlight with the Balsamic Marinated Chicken (which I think I’ve made 20 times in the last year).
Do you play Chopped with your fridge?
What are your favorite spices to add to marinades?
By Laura
I feel like we should still be in the mountains.
Why CAN’T we spend our days skiing?
Alas, we had to come back home. Silly real world.
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