Justine doiron

Ok yes, these oats are my obsession. These oats are my life. Sticky dates melt into perfectly chewy oatmeal that is seasoned with a touch of miso (fermented foods are good for you!) and everything is finished with a drizzle of olive oil. They are rich, they are sweet and they are so unbelievably good. It's the perfect way to start the day.

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These feta dumplings are deliciously light and tender, with rich salty feta holding together this easy dumpling dough. The sauce is a blend of dill, Fresno peppers and pine nuts, which sizzles down in minutes and perfectly coats these delicate little dumplings.

Brown butter tteok-bokki is my ultimate comfort food. It includes a few changes from the traditional Korean street food, with the addition of the brown butter giving the rice cakes an extra richness and depth, and it makes this one of the most delicious quick weeknight dinners.

These stewed sungold tomatoes are packed with flavor, and perfect to add to any kind of meal. I treat them as a meal on their own, paired with crusty bread and a crispy garlic butter made from the garlic used to season the recipe. The ingredients are simple, but the flavors are intense, making this Sungold Tomatoes & Crispy Garlic Butter recipe one of my favorite late summer to early fall meals.

These basil oil beans, or green-beans as I like to call them, are a staple weeknight dinner. They are quick, easy, delicious and ready in minutes. And also they are SO satisfying. Because truly nothing can really beat rice and beans.

When hot salad season starts (and yes, it's a thing) this Baked Kale Salad with Crispy Quinoa is the only one I want. All the vegetables are roasted in the oven, and the quinoa is toasted to a crispy perfection. It's the perfect balance of flavors and a great way to pack vegetables into your meal.

This pumpkin tart has a lot of components to it, but they all come together in a perfectly spiced, warm and comforting tart. This recipe is a love letter to seasonality because pumpkin is its prime during the fall months (duh!) and the rich and spicy base of this tart will warm you right up. Add the pumpkin seeds to a gremolata for less waste, and the whole tart is a fall/winter dream.

Half brothy beans, half hearty vegetable stew - this soup is an easy to make, slightly spicy, highly comforting soup that truly is the whole meal.