Author: Isabella Cury

Salads

Watermelon Feta Salad

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You’ll start by cutting the watermelon into rough chunks, watching the bright red flesh spill slightly as you slice through it. The sound of the knife hitting the juicy fruit is a small satisfaction in the mess of prep. Feta crumbles easily, so keep it in the package until just […]

Desserts

Peach Galette

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Peach galette starts with a rough, floury dough that you have to pinch and press into a loose circle, no perfect edges needed. As you roll, the butter chunks crackle and flatten, releasing faintly nutty smells. When you fold the edges over the juicy peach slices, the whole thing feels […]

Desserts

Blueberry Cobbler

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Filling a baking dish with plump blueberries can get messy—the juice squirts out when you pile them high. I like to toss them with a little sugar and lemon zest right in the dish, so no extra bowls to wash. The crumble topping gets sprinkled over, uneven patches and all, […]

Main Course

Smash Burger

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Making a smash burger starts with forming a ball of beef and pressing it flat on a screaming hot skillet. The crack and sizzle as it hits the pan is immediate and loud, like a small eruption in your kitchen. You’ve got to work quick—flatten and leave it alone for […]