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Ina Garten isn’t just known for making good chicken. She’s known for making perfect chicken — you know the one — as well as a lemon and herb chicken so darn delicious, it’s rumored to inspire marriage proposals (including Prince Harry’s 2017 proposal to Meghan Markle).

So when we got our hands on Ina’s new cookbook, Cook Like a Pro, we flipped straight to the index and ran our finger down the page until we came to the letter “C,” searching for her latest and greatest chicken recipes. This Chicken Marbella was the first to catch our eye, and it’s already dog-eared and oil-stained and on rotation in our kitchens.

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If you love stuffed mushrooms then you need to try this “unstuffed” mushroom casserole as a side dish or entrée. This cheesy, garlicky mushroom casserole from Peas and Crayons is designed to have all the flavor of stuffed mushroom caps, but in one giant, easy-to-cook dish. It has all the cheese, breadcrumbs, and seasonings that make stuffed mushrooms so great, but it’s a lot easier to make, because it entirely skips the part where you have to fill a million mushroom caps with hot stuffing, one at a time.

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When Ella Helfrich of Houston, Texas, won second prize in the Pillsbury Bake-Off® Contest in 1966 with her Tunnel of Fudge cake, she made more than just a winning cake — she created both a 1960s phenomenon and a memory that lingers so strongly for a generation of cake bakers and eaters that even though the ingredients she used are long off the market, many bakers to this day tackle her curious recipe. I recently joined those bakers. This is the story of how you can make a delicious, fudge-filled chocolate Bundt cake that’s all about the chocolate and fudge filling without a nut in sight, and that tastes like that memory.

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For almost 60 years, since the first Barbie doll came out, parents have wondered why the iconic doll can’t look like she’s eaten a few cinnamon rolls in her day. As of today, she might not be eating them, but she knows how to make them: Walmart has started selling a Pioneer Woman Barbie, modeled after Ree Drummond herself.

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Find foods that you like to eat and that sustain you and make you feel good. To get lasting results, find a way to eat that you can maintain long-term.

 

Let me start off by saying I am not a nutritionist or a dietician or anything along those lines. I am a certified fitness professional that enjoys reading any and all new material on the latest diet research and trends. Gym members and my clients often ask me nutrition questions and I’m happy to share what worked for me and what I’ve learned from different sources.

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Now that you’ve carved the pumpkin, what can you do with all the seeds? They are, after all, totally edible and the best part of the pumpkin. To start, you can roast or hull them for a crunchy snack. But that’s just the beginning. Here are 12 easy and delicious ways to use up pumpkin seeds.

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Two of Ninja Kitchen’s top-rated products are being featured on Amazon’s Deal of the Day for over 50 percent off, and they’re selling fast. At publication, just these two items remained, so act fast if you want to take advantage of these stellar deals.

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Putting dinner on the table just got easier with this meal prep plan that bangs out three dinners at once. All the mix-and-match ingredients you need for three different meals are cooked on single sheet pans, making cleanup easy, too.

The cooked ingredients are simply seasoned with salt and pepper for maximum versatility. Add more varied flavors when you dish up by incorporating the suggested herbs, spices, dressings, and garnishes.

Each meal provides 4 servings. The food can be served at room temperature, reheated in a microwave, or reheated by sautéing the ingredients briefly in a pan with oil.

Primal Sheet Pan Dinners Menu

  • Chicken Fajita Bowl
  • Steak & Broccoli “Stir-fry”
  • Greek Chicken Plate

This menu is only a guide. Feel free to mix and match the ingredients with your tastes in mind.

Primal Sheet Pan Dinners Shopping List

Tools

  • 3 half-size rimmed sheet pans (13”x18”)
  • Parchment paper or foil (for easier cleanup)
  • Spatula, for mixing ingredients while they cook
  • Food storage containers

Make-Ahead Ingredients

  • Avocado oil or extra virgin olive oil
  • Salt and pepper
  • 8 skin-on, bone-in chicken thighs (This equals 1 chicken thigh per person/per meal. Add a few more chicken thighs for bigger appetites)
  • 1 ½ to 2 pounds steak, about 1 inch thick (try flank steak, top sirloin steak, or strip steak)
  • 1 pound small potatoes (about 2 inch-diameter) if desired
  • 2 delicata squash
  • 3 bell peppers
  • 1 red onion
  • 1 large bunch broccoli
  • 8 ounces cherry tomatoes

Fresh Foods, Garnishes & Flavor Enhancers

  • Cumin
  • Chili powder
  • 1 bunch green onion
  • 1 head of garlic
  • 2 inches ginger root
  • 2 avocados
  • 2 5-ounce bags of baby spinach
  • 1 bunch fresh cilantro
  • 2 bunches fresh Greek herbs (choose from dill, parsley, mint, or oregano)
  • 1 lime
  • 1 lemon
  • 1 container salsa
  • Toasted Nori or SeaSnax
  • 1 jar kalamata olives
  • 1 bag frozen cauliflower rice

Optional Enhancements From Our Own Primal Kitchen® Recipes and Products

Primal Sheet Pan Dinner Plan

Time: Approximately 90 minutes

Heat oven to 425 ºF/218 ºC

Cover sheet pans with parchment paper or foil (optional). IMPORTANT NOTE: Parchment paper cannot go under a broiler. Do not use parchment paper under the steak when broiling.

Sheet Pan #1

Cut the small potatoes into ½-inch-thick rounds. Spread the potatoes out on a sheet pan. Lightly coat the potatoes with avocado oil.

Pat chicken thighs dry with paper towels. Arrange chicken thighs, skin side up, on the sheet pan with the potatoes. Set aside.

Sheet Pan #2

Cut the delicata squash in half lengthwise and scoop out the seeds, peel the red onion and cut in half, stem and seed the bell peppers. Cut all vegetables into 1/2-inch slices.

Spread the vegetables out on a sheet pan. Lightly coat with avocado oil. Set aside.

Sheet Pan #3

Cut the broccoli into florets. Spread broccoli florets out across one side of a sheet pan. Spread the cherry tomatoes out on the other side of the pan. Lightly coat everything with avocado oil. Set aside.

And finally…pat the steak dry with paper towels. Season generously with salt. Set aside on a plate.

Cooking Instructions

Season the ingredients on all three of the sheet pans with salt and pepper.

Put all three of the sheet pans in the oven. Set the timer for 20 minutes. Gently mix and toss the vegetables once or twice while they cook.

After 20 minutes, remove the squash, onion, bell peppers, broccoli, and tomatoes from the oven. (If the vegetables aren’t cooked enough for your preference, they can stay in the oven a bit longer.)

Set the timer for 10 minutes, and continue to cook the chicken thighs 10 minutes more until the skin is browned and chicken is cooked through (165 °F).

While the chicken finishes cooking, scrape the vegetables off one of the sheet pans into a food storage container. Set the steak on this sheet pan. (NOTE: Parchment paper cannot go under a broiler. Remove parchment paper before broiling the steak.)

When the timer goes off, remove the chicken from the oven. Turn the broiler on to high.

Place the sheet pan with the steak on the top rack under the broiler. Broil the steak, flipping once, until the meat registers 135°F (medium-rare) and the meat is charred on the edges, about 4 to 5 minutes a side. Let the cooked steak rest outside the oven for 10 minutes before slicing it thinly against the grain.

Set food storage containers out on the counter. Separate the chicken and steak into containers. Store the potatoes in one container. Store the delicata squash, onion, and bell peppers in another container. Store the broccoli in one container and the tomatoes in another. All of these cooked ingredients will stay fresh in the refrigerator for 3 to 5 days.

 

Assembling the Meals

When you’re ready to eat, take out the containers and assemble a meal. You can assemble the ingredients into meals any way you like, but here are three ideas:

Meal #1: Chicken Fajita Bowls

Shredded chicken with roasted delicata squash, red onion, and bell peppers, plus avocado, green onion, salsa, cilantro, and a squeeze of lime

Shred the meat of four chicken thighs. Toss the meat with ¼ teaspoon cumin and chili powder. In each bowl, combine shredded chicken with half of the delicata squash, red onion, and roasted bell peppers.

Add garnishes: sliced avocado, green onion, salsa, cilantro, squeeze of lime

Add extra flavor: Thin Primal Kitchen Chipotle Lime Mayo with a few squeezes of lime juice until it has a slightly thinner consistency. Drizzle mayo on top.

Nutritional Information (per serving):

  • Calories—448
  • Net Carbs—17
  • Fat—26
  • Protein—28

Meal #2: Beef & Broccoli “Stir-fry”

Steak and broccoli over ginger and garlic cauliflower rice, garnished with green onions, toasted nori, and coconut aminos

In a saucepan, sauté a few finely chopped garlic cloves and a 2-inch piece of ginger root (peeled and cut into thin strips) in avocado oil until fragrant and lightly browned, 1 to 2 minutes.

Heat cauliflower rice according to package directions. Mix the garlic and ginger into the cauliflower rice, and portion into bowls. Top the cauliflower rice with sliced steak and broccoli.

Add garnishes: green onion, toasted nori (or Seasnax)

Add extra flavor: Drizzle coconut aminos on top

Nutritional Information:

  • Calories—360
  • Net Carbs—43
  • Fat—8
  • Protein—57

Meal #3 Greek Chicken

Chicken thighs with roasted potatoes, tomatoes, delicata squash, red onion, bell peppers, and sautéed garlic spinach with kalamata olives, fresh herbs, and a squeeze of lemon

On a plate, serve whole chicken thighs with the roasted potatoes, tomatoes, and leftover delicata squash, red onion, and bell peppers. Saute the bags of baby spinach in extra virgin olive oil with several cloves of minced garlic until the spinach wilts. Add spinach to the plates.

Add garnishes: chopped fresh parsley, dill, oregano, and/or mint, Kalamata olives, squeeze of lemon

Add extra flavor: Drizzle Primal Kitchen Greek Vinaigrette on top

Nutritional Information (without dressing):

  • Calories—465
  • Net Carb—34
  • Fat—22
  • Protein—26
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I’m usually a fan of food mash-ups, but I think this one might have gone too far. On Thursday, October 18, Food Insider released a video about a “trendy” food item that has become a Philadelphia phenomenon called the “Philly Taco.”

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Staring at a dirty computer screen while you’re trying to work can be very distracting. (Is that a comma or a crumb?!) Maximize your work output by setting aside five minutes to clean your screen using common household items — one of which you probably have in your pantry — and you’ll be rewarded with a streak-free finish.

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