This Pesto Slow-Roasted Tomato Detroit-Style Pizza features a nutty, herby pesto paired with sweet and jammy tomatoes atop a thick yet light and slightly chewy crust. Loaded with lots of melty cheese, it’s a great weeknight dish. And unlike other Detroit-style pizzas that need 24 hours to ferment, this pizza comes together quickly. For me,...
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Salted Honey Parker House Rolls
These Salted Honey Parker House Rolls are so fluffy and light. They’re baked up until perfectly puffy and brushed with honey butter and topped with flakey sea salt. This year looks and feels a bit different. I’ve been thinking a lot about sharing and giving more than ever before. This recipe bakes up a pretty...
Chocolate Coconut Pecan Pie
This Coconut Chocolate Pecan Pie is the trifecta of coconut, pecans, and chocolate. It is a great new spin on a classic pecan pie and perfect to make for Thanksgiving. Growing up, pecan pie was always a must on the dessert table at Thanksgiving. It was always the pie I chose, though let’s be honest,...
French Onion Rolls
These French Onion Rolls are fluffy on the outside and filled with sweet, caramelized onions and melty gruyere cheese on the inside. They are reminiscent of a classic french onion soup and each bite is packed with flavor. The beauty of this recipe is that makes enough to share with your neighbors or to make...
Mud Season Pruning Chores
Pruning is the only gardening chore you can do in mud season, because your plants (and the weeds!) are still frozen in the ground. It’s a great excuse to get outside and do something–actual gardening! The weather is very unsettled during mud season, so it’s best to be strategic about what gets pruned when. Your...