Salad

There’s something truly magical about the flavors of fall, and my Autumn Harvest Honeycrisp Apple and Feta Salad captures that warmth perfectly. This salad has become a favorite in my household, especially as the days cool down and the leaves start turning golden. The crispness of Honeycrisp apples paired with creamy feta creates a harmony … Read more

There’s something about a BBQ Chicken Skewer Salad that just feels like sunshine on a plate, especially living here in sunny San Diego. It’s one of those dishes that combines my love for simple, fresh ingredients with the smoky, charred flavors I picked up during my years working in restaurant kitchens. This salad isn’t just … Read more

There’s something wonderfully nostalgic about a club sandwich—the layers of turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo piled high remind me of sunny afternoons back in England, sitting around the kitchen table with my mum and grandmother. That same feeling of comfort and connection comes through in my Club Sandwich Pasta Salad Bowl. It’s like taking … Read more

There’s something undeniably comforting about a well-made potato salad, especially one that echoes the classic flavors you’d find in a cozy steakhouse. This Steakhouse Potato Salad Recipe has been a staple in my kitchen ever since I moved to the States and discovered how much warmth and joy a simple side dish can bring to … Read more

There’s something so comforting about a Creamy Italian Pasta Salad that makes it a staple in my kitchen, especially when the sun is shining down on our San Diego backyard. This dish strikes the perfect balance between fresh, tangy, and indulgently creamy—a combination that always brings my family together around the table. Growing up in … Read more

There’s something wonderfully vibrant about a Thai Peanut Chicken Salad that just feels like sunshine on a plate—and coming from sunny San Diego, I can’t resist dishes that marry freshness with bold flavors. This salad isn’t just a meal; it’s a celebration of textures and tastes that transport me back to my early days in … Read more