Stinging nettles seem to be having their time in the sun, as it were. In years past, we’ve spotted one recipe, maybe two, mostly begging people to “pretty please, just give nettles a chance!” This year, recipes like the ones below are popping up all over the place with enthusiastic reviews! Have you tried stinging nettles yet?Stinging nettles deserve their name – they have tiny little hair-like stingers on the leaves and stems that make touching them very unpleasant.

Browse Le Creuset's braisers and tenderize tough cuts of meat and vegetables to perfection. Featuring cast iron, nonstick, and stainless steel braisers.

Add these herbs to your springtime grocery run.

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You can easily half the ingredients to this recipe to make less if you are not a big family like us ;). Remember that this recipe uses only the bottom bit of the artichoke which is referred to as the heart. If you plan to use fresh artichokes, which taste so much better, they need to be cleaned and prepared if not already. Frozen artichoke bottoms may also be used if you can't get your hands on fresh ones. In this Moroccan tagine, the peas are typically cooked until very tender. Stewing the peas like this allows them to properly absorb the full flavour of the sauce. The meat should be soft but intact and gravy must be absorbed into a slightly thick stew-like consistency. Take note that you will need to allow more time to achieve these results if using a Dutch oven or pot, and even more time, if slow-cooking in a traditional tagine pot.Serve with some freshly baked Moroccan bread for scooping up the sauce and vegetables.

Dragon Tongue Bean Salad is drizzled with a spicy honey-mustard dressing and is the perfect side dish for barbecues or a vegan main course.

Follow me Spring is the perfect time to introduce kids to fun, colorful, and seasonal recipes that make cooking an exciting adventure. With longer days, fresh ingredients, and plenty of reasons to celebrate, it’s a great opportunity to get little hands involved in the kitchen. These easy spring recipes for kids are not only delicious… Read More »16 Fun and Easy Spring Recipes for Kids

Get inspired with our collection of Spring Dinner Party Ideas! We've got you covered with Fresh Spring Recipes that are light, healthy, and hearty comfort foods that are perfect for any Spring occasion, including Easter Dinner.

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Happy Wednesday!  Our challenge this week at Cooking With Cricut was to use Spring flowers on our project -- daffodils, tulips, dandelions, etc.  After all, April showers bring May flowers!  I decided to create the topper for my May calendar.  (Click on the month to see toppers for March and April.) I used Walk in My Garden and Cindy Loo cartridges for this project.  All of the paper is from my paper scraps stash except for the 12 x 12 background piece -- it is from a Bazzill paper pack I purchased at Michael's. Walk in My Garden: Watering can -- cut at 4 1/2" tall. Gardening tools -- cut at 3 3/4" tall. Daffodils -- cut at 4" tall. Bleeding Heart -- cut at 2 5/8" tall. Tulips -- cut at 4 1/4" tall. Hyacinth -- cut at 4 1/4" tall. Turtle -- cut at 2 7/8" tall. Snail -- cut at 3/8" tall. Cindy Loo: Text -- cut at 2 1/4" tall. The dragonflies are dimensional stickers by Jolee's and the butterfly is a Grand Adhesions sticker by Tim Coffey for K & Co.  A little chalk and some pen stitching added the finishing touches. I hope that maybe I've inspired you to link up your own Spring flowers project at Cooking With Cricut -- who knows . . . you might be this week's Top Chef!   Remember: You must use your Cricut or some type of die cut on your project. Your Project must be a new project for this challenge and your post MUST have a link back to CWC. Your entry needs to be a direct link to your project and not just your blog. I can't wait to see what you've created. Leave me a comment and your blog address so I can come over and take a peek at what you're cooking up! Please hop over to Cooking With Cricut and see what the rest of the Design Team has whipped up for your viewing pleasure! ~ Jen

Ingredients: For Filling: Oil - 1 spoon Chopped Garlic - 10-12 Chopped Ginger - 1 inch Onions - 2 Capsicum -1 Cabbage - ½ Carrots -2 Soya Sauce - 1 spoon Red chilli sauce -2 spoons Vinegar - 1/2 spoon Salt - ½ spoon For Sheets: Corn flour- 3 spoons All purpose flour- 3 spoons

You might think that because I have turned in the manuscript for my upcoming cookbook on food swapping that I would be more relaxed. But you would be wrong. I am trying to take advantage of this lull while I await my editors’ feedback to work on the proposal for my second cookbook, an idea about...Read More »

These are the top most popular spring recipes I’ve shared over the years. Some are new, some are old, and all are well-loved.

This fresh and healthy spring vegetable salad is packed with all of your favorite seasonal veggies: thinly shaved asparagus, English peas, snap peas, and radishes.

This seasonal Spring fruits and vegetables guide has a list of seasonal Spring recipes that use produce in peak freshness in April, May, June.

Une tartinade de radis & chèvre frais, une tartinade de radis des plus sympathique bien relevée par le fromage de chèvre frais! Les radis ains

Spring food means all things bright, crunchy, and bursting with color and flavor. Here are some of our favorite healthy recipes for a happy spring!

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Tender chicken thighs roasted with lemons and herbs and tossed with spring veggies