Meredith Deeds

3 days ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Meredith Deeds

Sometimes life is unfair. Like when there are 70-degree days in March and you think winter is over, and a snowstorm hits the next day. Or when you’ve finally had enough of the heavy comfort foods and you’re ready for lighter dishes and brighter flavors, just to find out that citrus season is almost over. Luckily, citrus season technically doesn’t end until April, and even then, it’s not really over because oranges, limes and lemons can be found in almost any produce section year-round.

3 days ago | thelcn.com | Meredith Deeds

Sometimes life is unfair. Like when there are 70-degree days in March and you think winter is over, and a snowstorm hits the next day. Or when you’ve finally had enough of the heavy comfort foods and you’re ready for lighter dishes and brighter flavors, just to find out that citrus season is almost over. Luckily, citrus season technically doesn’t end until April, and even then, it’s not really over because oranges, limes and lemons can be found in almost any produce section year-round.

1 week ago | startribune.com | Meredith Deeds

While I have been soaking dried chickpeas overnight in water with a little baking soda and then simmering them for a couple of hours in water with a little more baking soda, I hadn't tried it with canned beans and it's a game changer when time is of the essence. Just dumping the cans of chickpeas into a food processor can lead to a thick, stodgy paste. Simmering them in baking soda-laced water is the first step to light, ultra-smooth, ultra-creamy hummus.

1 week ago | wfmz.com | Meredith Deeds

Sometimes life is unfair. Like when there are 70-degree days in March and you think winter is over, and a snowstorm hits the next day. Or when you’ve finally had enough of the heavy comfort foods and you’re ready for lighter dishes and brighter flavors, just to find out that citrus season is almost over. Luckily, citrus season technically doesn’t end until April, and even then, it’s not really over because oranges, limes and lemons can be found in almost any produce section year-round.

1 week ago | thecourierexpress.com | Meredith Deeds

Sometimes life is unfair. Like when there are 70-degree days in March and you think winter is over, and a snowstorm hits the next day. Or when you’ve finally had enough of the heavy comfort foods and you’re ready for lighter dishes and brighter flavors, just to find out that citrus season is almost over. Luckily, citrus season technically doesn’t end until April, and even then, it’s not really over because oranges, limes and lemons can be found in almost any produce section year-round.