Tag: healthy recipes
  • Green Shakshuka

    Green Shakshuka

    Here at Tuck & Tate we love a good weekend brunch. Now that Tate has a human brother, brunch gatherings sometimes feel easier to pull off than dinners. When preparing a good brunch we always try to plan a menu of both sweet and savory dishes so that there is a little something for everyone.…

  • Beet, Goat Cheese, & Farro Salad

    Beet, Goat Cheese, & Farro Salad

    We have jam packed this salad full to the brim! Unlike our Semi-Homemade Pesto Caprese that we made earlier in the week, this recipe will have you in the kitchen for a bit more time if you are cooking the beets from scratch. We promise it is worth it! If you want to save some time, look…

  • Grilled Calamari Steaks With Lemon Caper Sauce

    Grilled Calamari Steaks With Lemon Caper Sauce

    When Tate’s family was living in Chicago, they became obsessed with eating the grilled calamari from Saranellos in the northern suburbs. The dish was perfectly created to feel light yet flavorful and filling. We were recently on a weekly grocery trip and discovered calamari steaks at the fish stand. Calamari can be a little tricky to cook.…

  • Cauliflower Steaks with Herby Caper Sauce

    Cauliflower Steaks with Herby Caper Sauce

    We. Love. Cauliflower. Can you tell by the crazy number of recipes we have posted using it?! It is a hearty and versatile versatile vegetable that combines well with just about any flavor combination. Lately we have used it in our Semi-Homemade Cauliflower Bowls, and as the base for a sauce in our Cauliflower Mac & Cheese.…

  • Shaved Summer Squash Salad with Burrata

    Shaved Summer Squash Salad with Burrata

    Summer squash season is quickly approaching and we couldn’t be more excited! We love to use zucchini and yellow squash all summer, particularly prepared raw as a nice change from all of the hearty squash dishes we eat. This recipe calls for the squash to be shaved- which we do by rotating the squash around…

  • Cioppino

    Cioppino

    Summer means it is time for seafood and there is no better way to get a seafood fix than making cioppino. Cioppino is a seafood stew that originates in San Francisco- it has an Italian flavored tomato broth and can be made with just about any seafood you like. We like to go to the…

  • Bok Choy Salad with Sesame Vinaigrette

    Bok Choy Salad with Sesame Vinaigrette

    We buy bok choy all of the time to pair with our favorite Asian recipes like Mapo Tofu and our Steamed Mushroom Buns. Some of the dishes we make are admittedly heavy and need a veggie side kick to balance things out. We usually sauté bok choy on high heat with a bunch of garlic,…

  • Mediterranean Bulgar Salad

    Mediterranean Bulgar Salad

    This bulgar salad is one of our go-to side dishes. For those unfamiliar with bulgar, bulgar is a grain that is made from cracked wheat. It tastes like a hybrid between quinoa and rice, with a little bit more of a crunch and texture to it. It is also cooked similarly to quinoa and rice,…

  • Asparagus with Lemon and Leeks

    Asparagus with Lemon and Leeks

    This is the perfect spring side dish to just about everything from fish to grilled chicken and even steak. We find that giving vegetable side dishes the same amount of TLC that we would an entree makes a complete difference with our dinner experience. Instead of the standard “protein, carb, veg” day after day, recipes…

  • Grilled Mahi Mahi with Lemon Herb Sauce

    Grilled Mahi Mahi with Lemon Herb Sauce

    We have been trying to incorporate more fish into our dinner menus lately. If you have people that aren’t into fish, the key to making it a winning dish is to up your sauce game. Mahi mahi is a white fish that is very mild in flavor; it will take on nearly any flavor profile…