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October 5, 2026
Coconut Encrusted Fish with Mango Salsa
This Coconut Encrusted Fish with Mango Salsa is one of those meals that feels a little fancy but comes together with simple, fresh ingredients. The fish is coated in a crispy coconut-breadcrumb crust that turns perfectly golden and crunchy, while the inside stays tender and flaky. It’s lightly seasoned, giving it just enough savory balance to complement the natural sweetness of the coconut. What really brings this dish to life is the mango salsa. It’s bright, juicy, and packed with flavor. Serve it all over a bed of rice, and you’ve got a fresh, tropical-inspired dinner that feels like a mini getaway—no plane ticket required. The recipe can be found here. Start by preparing the mango salsa so the flavors have time to come together. In a medium bowl, combine the diced mango, finely chopped bell pepper, onion, jalapeño, and cilantro. Add the fresh lime juice, honey, and a pinch … Continue reading
August 1, 2022
Super Simple No Bake Pies
Any recipe that is “no bake” is pretty amazing. The recipes are typically simple to make and often don’t take a lot of time (just plan ahead so the pie has time to chill). My favorite “no bake” recipes are for dessert. You can make some delicious bars, pies, etc. without ever turning on your oven. So, if you aren’t a baker or don’t have a lot of experience baking, these pies are for you! The recipes I want to share with you today are for 4 different No Bake Pies. A little variety, something for everyone. I think these pies are rich in flavor and will be a crowd favorite so whip up one or two for your next gathering! Here are the recipes: No Bake Butterfinger Pie No Bake Heath Bar Pie No Bake Mint Pie No Bake Pistachio Pie First up is No Bake Butterfinger Pie. … Continue reading
December 10, 2020
Christmas Baking
Christmas is a time for baking, enjoying good food, and spending time with family and friends. The holidays may look a little different this year but that doesn’t mean you can’t participate it some of your usual traditions. Take a cookie exchange party for example, you can still bake the cookies but instead of getting together with friends to exchange, you can deliver to their doorstep or ship them. It’s a nice way to say you’re thinking about them and still want to be connected this holiday season. Plus, you can’t have a happy holiday without desserts and plenty of sweets 🙂 Whether you are making breads, cookies, pies, candy, or other goodies, I suggest you still follow through with your traditions. It will get you in the holiday spirit and bring some comfort to these trying times. I personally like to eat Christmas cookies all month long and even … Continue reading
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