My all-time favorite pizza is one brushed with olive oil and topped with mozzarella and fontina cheese, thin slices of potato, hot Italian sausage and fresh rosemary. I shared the recipe on the blog a while back and I still make it over and over again to this very day. I decided to take those flavors that I love so much and turn them into this savory Potato, Sausage and Rosemary Galette! It’s the perfect dish to make this holiday season when you want to impress your family and friends. Whether it’s for a quick and easy dinner or light weeknight lunch (light as in not too heavy), this galette will quickly become your new favorite savory pie, I promise.
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Every year I try to share a new and exciting cookie recipe for you for the holiday season. This year, I wanted to take the classic babka recipe, that we all know and love, and turn it into the ultimate cookie. That’s where these Babka Cookies come into the picture. Instead of spending hours making a yeasted dough and filling it and twisting and baking and glazing and waiting, why not just make a batch of these cookies? The flavors are all there and the best part is that it’s in cookie form! You can’t ever go wrong with cookies. If you’re still planning out your cookie exchange recipe this year, you don’t need to plan anymore because this one is it. This is the way to go. It’s a brown butter brown sugar cookie base, swirls with a chocolate spread and topped with a delicious streusel. If you close your eyes and eat these cookies, you’d think you were eating babka…a thin chewy, slightly crisp piece of babka. 
While everyone is still flipping out over avocado toast, I’m just over here minding my own business, trying to promote these Steak and Potato Toasts. They are hearty, filling and completely over the top. Exactly what you want from your toast recipes, right? It’s that perfect dish to make when you have company over this holiday season because it’s fancy enough to impress your guests but also super simple, so you don’t have to spend all day in the kitchen cooking. Serve it as an appetizer (in smaller form), a starter, a light lunch or even a quick dinner with a salad on the side. You want brunch? Top these with a fried egg and call it breakfast. Have I mentioned how versatile this recipe is? This is your new go-to, must-have dish and I hope you enjoy it!
To be 100% honest with you, I love lasagna but I hate making it. The process always takes way too long (even if you’re not making it completely from scratch) and in the end, I feel like it’s never worth it. This is why I end up NEVER making lasagna at home. I can’t even remember the last time that happened. And I know that now with the no-boil noodles, it’s slightly easier, but for me, it’s not easier enough for me to go on and whip up an entire lasagna for dinner, especially during the week. It’s just not going to happen. I’m always looking for new ways to create lasagna, like this 
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Now that Thanksgiving is officially over and we’ve moved on from all talks of turkey and pumpkin, I think it’s the right time to start talking about Christmas desserts. Usually around this time of year it’s the cookies that get all of the spotlight, and while this will inevitably happen here soon, I think it’s a good time to talk about these Chocolate Hazelnut Tarts. I’ve partnered with my friends over at 
I’m bringing you the last cookie of the holiday season, and while it’s a sad occasion that it’s come to an end, what a delicious journey it has been this year! I’ve taken you everywhere from a 
