Lime-in-the-Coconut Pie by Piper Seeger

Put the lime in the coconut and mix it all up...

Italian Pasta Salad by Piper Seeger

Pancetta, French Lentil and Spinach Risotto by Kimberly Lindstrom

A quartet of alliums—onion, leek, shallot, and garlic—imbues savory flavor to this entrée dotted with green lentils. For a peppery finish, use arugula in place of spinach.

Cuban Black Bean Soup by Kimberly Lindstrom

It looks like a lot of ingredients, but the second half of the ingredients list is optional toppings. I just use whatever I have on hand, cilantro, sour cream, cheese, whatever! This is a super yummy, super easy, super cheap soup. It freezes well, and the "toppings" idea makes it great for a crowd... everyone can customize their…

Spiced Coconut-Red Lentil Soup by Kimberly Lindstrom

Coconut and lentils are a super yummy combo. This recipe is yet another reason I love my immersion blender.

Bulgur salad with lemon and cranberries by Kimberly Lindstrom

So simple, but so awesome you will lick the bowl clean. Easy as pie to make, good hot or cold. In short, it's perfect.

Vietnamese Chicken Salad by Kimberly Lindstrom

Packaged angel hair slaw and matchstick-cut carrots speed preparation for weeknight cooking.

Golden Winter Soup by Kimberly Lindstrom

A deceptively simple but REALLY delicious soup. Leeks and potatoes provide the base for this hearty vegetable soup, and butternut squash adds a hint of sweetness. If you have the time, saute the leeks first until caramelized... if not, it's delicious as written. Gruyère toasts are optional... I often just grate a bit of gruyere…

DIY Muesli by Kelly Sheeman

I made this to mix in with my yogurt smoothies to get a bit more of a substantial breakfast. It was easy to make, and I love it. I used craisins and dried plums becuase that was the dried fruit I had in my drawer...pretty much anything would work...Pi and I ate this in Ireland for breakfast. I was a fan.

Asian Aromatic Chicken by Kimberly Lindstrom

Simple but fragrant and delicious. If you have time, start marinating the night before. Yum!