Recent Recipes

Brand-New & Recently Updated Recipes

Fresh, Seasonal Recipes for Everyday Healthy Eating & Occasional Indulgences. Quick Suppers. Helpful Tips for Both New & Experienced Cooks.

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Never say never but there's a reason I'll never write a cookbook. In my kitchen, recipes are living, breathing things. Nearly all Kitchen Parade recipes are not only tested but time-tested. But that doesn't mean they're done.

Sure, my newest recipes are made several (and often more) times before you see them, tweaking, adjusting, simplifying, streamlining, perfecting. But even my oldest recipes get updates whenever I discover something new, maybe a substitute ingredient, maybe a change in technique plus the never-ending updates to Weight Watchers points.

So on this page, you'll find Kitchen Parade's newest recipes plus the recipes I've just updated with new photos, current Weight Watchers points and other useful updates. It's a great place to explore, a good mix of new recipes and long-time favorites and some times, even recipes that didn't get enough attention way back when first published.

Look around, there's lots to explore! Updated every week!

And if you like what you see, check out the Recipe Box, it's highly organized. That's because my goal is to make it super-easy for you to find exactly the kind of recipe you're looking for.

~ PIN This Collection ~

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• THE RECIPE Smoked Salmon Salad with Quick-Pickled Cucumbers & Roasted Peppers A Quick Supper, easy and refreshing. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Finnish Salmon Soup (Lohikeitto) Finland's "soul food," fish and potatoes in a creamy chowder broth. (PIN This)

• THE RECIPE First-Prize Peach Pie The secret technique is no blanching and no peeling! (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Fresh Peach Pie A luscious summer pie, fresh peaches in light orange sauce, topped with whipped cream.

• THE RECIPE Tropical Chopped Salad A stand-alone Quick Supper, bright with citrus & tropical fruit. (PIN This)
• OR PAIR WITH Tropical Pork Tenderloin A Quick Supper, a bit of sweet, a bit of heat especially designed to work with Tropical Chopped Salad.

• THE RECIPE Cold Shrimp in Creamy Dill Sauce with Capers Shrimp in a "creamy" dill sauce that tastes much richer than it is. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Shrimp Salad Recipes A concept recipe, good for supper, better still the next day.

• THE RECIPE Chickpea & Chicken Salad Hearty and delicious with Indian-style spices. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Chipotle Chickpea Salad A fresh, summer salad with a smidgin of heat, substantial enough for dinner.

• THE RECIPE Strawberry Ice Cream No-cook ice cream with big strawberry flavor and pretty pink color. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Strawberry Milk Not a smoothie, almost a milkshake.

• THE RECIPE Mini Shortbread Tarts (Nana's Tarts) A Canadian tradition, especially filled with lemon curd aka lemon cheese. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Butter Tart Bars Small bites of Canadian nostalgia.

• THE RECIPE Trader Joe's Lentil-Bruschetta One-Minute Salad Just two ingredients, so little effort, so much reward. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Best-Ever Lentil Salad An unusual cooking technique, great for meal prep.

• THE RECIPE Easy Pesto Pasta Salad Serve warm now with an easy protein, or chilled later for a side dish. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Pesto Pasta Primavera Another Quick Supper, so many veggies, not much pasta. (PIN This)

• THE RECIPE Lemon Cream Pie An irresistible balance of tart and tangy, sweet and creamy. One slice may not be enough! (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Lemon Meringue Pie Sunny slivers of the lemony classic.

• THE RECIPE Cauliflower Chopped Salad with Dried Fruit & Nuts The salad so good, my own sister bought a food processor just to make it. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Rainbow Salad Pretty pastel vegetables in a Sweet Lemon Vinaigrette. (PIN This)

• THE RECIPE Twice-Baked Potatoes All the retro goodness but smaller, more manageable. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Hasselback Potatoes So little effort, so much drama. (PIN This)

• THE RECIPE Homemade Vegetable Beef Soup A hearty classic with tender beef, vibrant vegetables and a rich, savory broth. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE How to Make Homemade Vegetable Soup Never the same twice.

• THE RECIPE Jam Jar Vinaigrette Don't pitch that jar, use the last bits for an easy salad dressing. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Orange & Cumin Vinaigrette Bright and vibrant with earthy spice.

• THE RECIPE Easy Shrimp & Noodles Slurpy-good comfort food in 30 minutes with just five ingredients. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Quick 'n' Easy Shrimp Bisque Part shrimp chowder, part traditional bisque. (PIN This)

• THE RECIPE Buffalo Chicken Dip Just five ingredients, lightened up with a hidden secret ingredient, spaghetti squash. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Chicken Nachos with Homemade Pickled Jalapeño Rings Party food in a flash.

• THE RECIPE Winter Tomato Salad (Lightly Pickled Vegetables) Lightly pickled, great color and crunch. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Refrigerator Pickled Beets No canning required! (PIN This)

• THE RECIPE Easy-Easy Daikon & Pepper Salad On the table in just 10 minutes! (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Carrot & Daikon Refrigerator Pickle Great to keep on hand for a quick salad or sandwich.

• THE RECIPE How to Cook Quinoa for Meal Prep Just minutes, so handy to have on hand. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE How to Cook White Rice Basics done well, for dinner, for the freezer. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE How to Cook Dried Beans from Scratch (Slow Cooker or Oven Slow-Cooking) Easy, economical, delicious. (PIN This)

• THE RECIPE PB&J High-Protein Overnight Oats Easy make-ahead breakfast with 35 grams protein. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Peanut Butter & Jelly Smoothies Childhood's favorite PB&J sandwich in a glass.

• THE RECIPE Bourbon-Apple Cider Cocktail A simple, straight-forward seasonal cocktail, just three ingredients. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Finnish Glögi (Hot Red Mulled Wine) Scandinavian-style hot red wine mulled with spices, fruit and for good luck, an almond. (PIN This)

• THE RECIPE Hasselback Potatoes So little effort, so much drama. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE (Sloooow) Baked Potatoes (How Long to Bake a Baked Potato) One Hour Is Just Not Enough.

• THE RECIPE Pumpkin-Spice Chocolate Chip Cookies The familiar favorite with an autumn twist and twirl. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Mocha Chocolate Chip Cookies Chocolate chip cookies for grown-ups. (PIN This)

• THE RECIPE My Homemade Baked Beans Slow-cooked to infuse with maple syrup, molasses and warm spices. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Greek Baked Beans (Gigantes Plaki) Cooked until creamy in the oven. (PIN This)

• THE RECIPE Comeback Sauce The Southern staple, so good, you'll "come back" for more. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Famous Mustard Sauce (Carolina BBQ Mustard Sauce) A tiny-bit spicy and a tiny-bit sweet and totally addictive.

• THE RECIPE Pesto Pasta Primavera Another Quick Supper, so many veggies, not much pasta. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE Pasta with Zucchini Noodles, Ricotta & Basil Pesto A summery Meatless Monday vegetarian supper.

• THE RECIPE My Spice Rub Our house seasoning, an all-purpose blend and a "chef's kiss" for meats, vegetables and more. (PIN This)
• ANOTHER TAKE DIY Herb Blend for Homemade Herb Bread The twelve herbs I use for herb bread.

• THE COLLECTION Best-Ever “Most Useful” Recipes 2002 – Present Just one recipe per year. (PIN This)
• AND ANOTHER All Recipes, Sorted by Year

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• THE COLLECTION Recent Recipes New and newly updated recipes from Kitchen Parade.
• AND ANOTHER Recent Vegetable Recipes New and newly updated recipes from A Veggie Venture.

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Kitchen Parade is written by second-generation food columnist Alanna Kellogg and features fresh, seasonal dishes for every-day healthful eating and occasional indulgences. Quick Suppers are Kitchen Parade favorites and feature recipes easy on the budget, the clock, the waistline and the dishwasher. Do you have a favorite recipe that other Kitchen Parade readers might like? Just send me a quick e-mail via recipes@kitchen-parade.com. How to print a Kitchen Parade recipe. Never miss a recipe! If you like this recipe, sign up for a free e-mail subscription. If you like Kitchen Parade, you're sure to like my food blog about vegetable recipes, too, A Veggie Venture. If you make any of these recipes, I'd love to know your results! Just leave a comment below.

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