
Mary Subialka
Senior Editor at Real Food Magazine
Senior Editor at Minnesota Monthly
Senior Editor at Real Food Magazine
Articles
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6 days ago |
minnesotamonthly.com | Mary Subialka
Brunch is always a popular get-together for Mother’s Day, and if you plan to cook at home, an egg dish is an easy and delicious idea for a crowd. If you aren’t hosting a group, some form of an egg bake is still a great idea as you can enjoy some now and have breakfast ready for the week ahead. Plus, they are a good way to stretch your egg supply and flexible so you can include a variety of your favorite ingredients.
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1 week ago |
minnesotamonthly.com | Mary Subialka
With Cinco de Mayo coming up in a few days, it’s the perfect time to celebrate the deliciousness of Mexican food. It’s a favorite for most any day beyond the holiday, too, so not only do you have these three taco recipes to try—beef, vegetarian, and fish—but I also have included a link to a roundup of more than a dozen food recipes as well as Margarita options to keep you well fed and celebrating for some time to come.
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2 weeks ago |
minnesotamonthly.com | Mary Subialka
Some things are classics for a reason, like these gorgeously rich chocolate pots de crème with cloud-like whipped cream. In this recipe by Kristin Donnelly, which she created for Real Food, a whisper of cardamom in the pots and fragrant orange in the cream make these taste extra grown-up, she says. This is a perfect dessert for date-night dinner at home or anytime an easy chocolaty treat is in order—plus, you could easily double or triple the recipe to make more servings.
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1 month ago |
minnesotamonthly.com | Mary Subialka
Whether you are hosting or attending an Easter brunch or looking for a treat to whip up any weekend, this coffeecake is a great idea and would travel well. The tender cake has a velvety, moist interior thanks to creamy ricotta cheese, notes Twin Cities chef and cookbook author Robin Asbell, who created this recipe for Real Food. The juicy blueberries dapple the cake with bursts of purple, and the crunchy streusel topping is irresistible, she adds.
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1 month ago |
minnesotamonthly.com | Mary Subialka
You can stretch your food budget while still eating healthfully and deliciously by trimming back on the meat proteins in your meals and adding more plant proteins. You won’t have to skip your favorite meats, just serve smaller portions of them and pair with tasty beans, tofu, nuts, or quinoa to boost the protein in your meal.
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