Pasta al Forno
/Another classic Italian pasta, this time using the meat sauce a la bolognese. It’s like lasagna with short noodles (and not nearly as much work!)
Read MoreAnother classic Italian pasta, this time using the meat sauce a la bolognese. It’s like lasagna with short noodles (and not nearly as much work!)
Read MoreThe easiest and tastiest soup there ever was (plus it’s vegan and gluten free)!
Read MoreThese burrito bowls are incredibly filling AND healthy, making it an immediate winner in my book. I've been making these for years and they're still one of my all-time favorite spring meals.
Read MoreI make this soup at least once a month because it's just that good. Chopping vegetables and watching them simmer is almost a meditative practice. If you've never used farro before, this is a great recipe to get hooked on the ancient grain.
Read MoreFreshly made gnocchi, gooey mozzarella, and herb-infused olive oil-- this recipe has it all. It's a tasty dinner that is one of my all-time favorites to share with friends or look forward to as leftovers for lunch the next day.
Read MoreThis is the perfect summer pasta- juicy tomatoes, fresh basil, and gooey mozzarella. Make it for just yourself or for a crowd, either way, it will be a hit. I love this pasta so much, I make it at least once a week during the summer (okay probably twice). Having a basil plant growing (and tomato garden if you're lucky) makes it even sweeter.
Read MoreWhen I was in middle school, my dad completed his lifelong dream of building a pizza oven in our backyard. It meant I had the best birthday parties every year an place unmatched expectations on all other pizzas. Since I lived far from that wonderful pizza oven for the last 7 years, I've learned to make delicious homemade pizza in any oven. This recipe might be my all-time favorite and it's definitely the most impressive looking.
Read MoreRev. Laura Nile Tuell is an ordained Minister of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church (USA). Laura serves as a solo pastor in Lakewood, WA and lives in the Hilltop neighborhood of Tacoma with her husband David and their three young children, Jack, Eli, & Viola, and their Carolina dog, Penny.
For further contact, Laura can be reached at lauraniletuell@gmail.com