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What to Cook in Late Winter

What to Cook in Late Winter

Two one pot weeknight suppers and a salad to perk up your tastebuds

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Mar 10, 2025
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If you’re new here, welcome! I hope the recipes I share and the little lessons along the way will make your cooking (and life) easier. With so many Substacks now, I understand it’s hard to support everyone. Never fear. There’s plenty here that is free. To those of you who have chosen to support me, thank you from the bottom of my heart. You’ll find recipe updates in the index, all downloadable and ready to print. Find my cookbook links here and a link to older recipes here. My former blog was having a nervous breakdown, so I ended up on Substack. I hope you’ll join me.

Our weary tastebuds need a boost at this time of year, when spring seems just within our grasp, and then it isn’t. We’ll have to settle for some bright flavors on the table. I’ve got a salad for you that does just that. Juicy, salty, sweet, savory. Sweet dates, salty olives and feta, tangy arugula, and a citrus dressing provide a multitude of layered flavors.

But wait, there’s more. I have two one-pan weeknight suppers fo…

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