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Horseradish Panko Crusted Salmon gets cooked low-and-slow in this recipe. This cooking method is a sure-fire way to enjoy juicy salmon every time. The slightly spiced horseradish mayo lends a subtle sweetness and spiciness to the salmon while the gluten free panko adds the amazing crunch.
Are you ready to put a new spin on an old classic? If yes, this Curried Egg Salad with Currants, Chives, and Cucumbers is totally worth a try. It’s a delicious egg salad alternative that is chock-full of flavor and texture.
Many turkey burgers are dry and tasteless, but not these babies! Here are a few tips for making the best Grilled Turkey Burgers with Sriracha Mayo. First and foremost, use dark meat turkey. Next, add olive oil and cumin seeds (along with other seasonings) to the burgers. Finally, top with Sriracha Mayo and either serve on a toasted gluten free bun or eat them naked.
Peruvian-Style Roast Chicken with Cilantro-Lime Mayo is loaded with amazing flavor. By layering the Peruvian-style spice rub on top of the skin as well as underneath the skin, you get the ultimate in lip-smacking deliciousness. And the Cilantro Mayo adds just the right amount of tang, heat, and balance.
This isn’t the same old plain tuna your mom used to make. Tuna Salad with “The Works” is a modern-day twist on an old classic. This version is satisfyingly flavorful and boosts simple tuna salad to new heights.
Making a delicious chicken burger can be tricky because there isn’t much fat in ground chicken (unlike ground beef). Chicken Burgers with Garlic-Rosemary Mayo solves this problem in two ways: 1) by using half of the garlic-rosemary mayo as the chicken burger binder AND 2) by using all dark meat (or a combo of dark and white meat) ground chicken. Your burger will be juicy, full of flavor, and when sandwiched by the toasted gluten free bun slathered with the garlic-rosemary mayo grilled right on it…you have an instant home run!
There are three reason this shrimp cocktail is always such a big hit -1) the dipping sauce is sooo good and a refreshing change from the standard ketchup-based cocktail sauce, 2) it is served warm or at room temp, and 3) the shrimp are sauteed (vs steamed or boiled) and coated in herbs de Provence. They are a great appetizer for any holiday or party and I guarantee you people will ask you for the recipe!