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Gluten-Free Chai Latte Cake

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The aroma wafting through the house while this cake is baking in the oven is heavenly. And eating it is like drinking the best chai latte you’ve ever had. Serve this cake with coffee and tea for a casual get-together. You really don’t need anything else to host friends and family and connect.

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Snacking Boards Party

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You don’t have to be a good cook to be a great host. What you do need is a desire to bring people together to connect, a want to serve your guests well, and a game plan for executing well. I’ve shared here my game plan and tips for pulling together a collection of snacking boards that, together, creates a substantial amount of food to feed your guests well.

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Holiday Baked Brie

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I can’t think of a better way to bring loved ones together for the holidays than with this Holiday Baked Brie. Topped with rosemary, toasted walnuts, pears and honey, it can either serve as the kick-off to an elaborate holiday meal or as a stand alone centerpiece for an appetizer and drinks get-together. No matter your gathering, your guests will leave with both their hearts and stomachs full.

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Kale and Squash Salad with Maple Vinaigrette

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Salad has never been a part of my Thanksgiving tradition, until this year. There are many reasons to include a fresh, leafy greens salad on the holiday table, and I’ve shared them here. And, of course, this salad works well throughout autumn and winter.

 

More than just recipes.

 

As a fervent believer in the unifying power of food, I'm excited to share with you not just recipes, but entire experiences. Every month, I’ll bring you a complete guide to hosting, including tips, equipment and serving recommendations, and links to my favorite dishes.