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If you’re looking for dinner with a big bold flavor, then honey ginger salmon is one of the easiest healthy dinners you can make.

The salmon marinates for 20 minutes in soy sauce, honey, fresh ginger, and garlic, then is baked for about 15 minutes until it is tender and flaky. It’s that easy! That’s the whole recipe.

After 15+ years of cooking salmon...


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This easy strawberry shortcake recipe is my favorite summer dessert, and I’m going to let you in on a secret: the strawberries and homemade whipped cream are the stars of the show, not the cake or biscuit, so it’s totally acceptable to use a boxed cake mix here.

Strawberry shortcake is a classic American dessert with sliced strawberries (sweeten...


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This classic chicken salad recipe is the one I always come back to. It’s creamy but never heavy. Pile it on good bakery bread with a few thin slices of crisp apple tucked underneath, and you’ll have a new favorite lunch.

In my opinion, the best chicken salad starts with leftover chicken (


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These easy no-cook meals get a real, satisfying dinner (or lunch, or breakfast) on the table without turning on your stove, your oven, or anything else that heats up your house. I pulled together the no-cook meals I actually make, plus the simple formula I use to throw one together with whatever’s in the fridge.

For me, a no-cook meal is an assembly-styl...


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This Umami Beef with Broccoli tastes like the best restaurant version you have ever had, but it comes together in about 20 minutes at home.

The secret is the sauce!

Most beef with broccoli recipes drown everything in soy sauce, and you end up with something salty and one-note. I balance mine with tamari, mirin, rice vi...


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