Split Pea Soup
Simmering this soup for hours keeps your kitchen warm on a cold winter day. Add ham for an even heartier soup. Enjoy this soup with a fresh salad and warm whole grain bread.
Simmering this soup for hours keeps your kitchen warm on a cold winter day. Add ham for an even heartier soup. Enjoy this soup with a fresh salad and warm whole grain bread.
Serve a smaller portion of this delicious brown rice as a side dish with chicken. Or add some beans to give this meal some extra protein!
What does “comfort food” mean to you? To us, it means this perfect, familiar dish that’s quick and easy to boot. You actually cook the peas just by draining the pasta over them in the colander!
Traditionally, this delicious Moroccan dish is prepared in a clay pot, called a tagine. This recipe allows you to make it at home right on the stovetop! Serve with couscous or brown rice.
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