It’s cheesy, rich, and irresistible traditional Southern comfort food of shrimp and grits. This Charleston dish combines the sweet shrimp with spicy and smoky Andouille sausage on top of creamy, buttery grits.. Continue reading
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4/25/20 O&A NYC LOCKDOWN SUNDAY BRUNCH: Individual Beef Wellingtons
Perfectly cooked beef, mushrooms and flaky pastry make the best individual Beef Wellington. Make these individual versions for a special lockdown occasion or just for special family and friends.
4/23/20 O&A NYC LOCKDOWN BRUNCH: Crab, Tarragon and Lemon Linguine
This recipe for crab, tarragon and lemon linguine is really simple to make, ready in just 20 minutes, and comes in at under 500 calories, but is packed full of delicious, fresh flavours. It’s perfect for a midweek meal. Continue reading
9/18/19 O&A NYC DINNER FOR TWO: Tuscan Butter Shrimp
8/2/19 O&A NYC GRILLING FOR THE WEEKEND: Grilled Chicken Parmesan
Grilled Chicken Parmesan: for a summertime twist on an Italian standby, fire up the grill to cook the chicken and toast the bread for these open-face chicken Parmesan sandwiches. Continue reading
7/30/19 O&A NYC DINNER FOR TWO: Thai Peanut Skillet Chicken
Thai Peanut Skillet Chicken: The Thai peanut sauce on this chicken is crazy good. It adds the right amount of sweetness and saltiness to the dish. It’s quick to make and you can add any vegetables you have on hand. Continue reading
7/20/19 O&A NYC SUNDAY BRUNCH: Fried Lobster Tails With Sweet Corn Waffles And Spicy Maple Syrup
Fried Lobster Tails with Sweet Corn Waffles and Spicy Maple Syrup is a seafood twist on a Harlem favorite. This dish is as tasty as it is visual stunning. Continue reading
7/19/19 O&A NYC GRILLING FOR THE WEEKEND: Asian BBQ Salmon
Asian BBQ Salmon takes your salmon obsession to the flame.
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7/15/19 O&A NYC DINNER FOR TWO: Lobster Wontons
Lobster Wontons are an easy & tasty appetizer or light dinner that won’t break the bank! Continue reading
7/9/19 O&A NYC DINNER FOR TWO: True Shrimp Creole
Shrimp Creole, a true Cajun dish, this recipe is even better if refrigerated overnight to allow all the flavors to blend.
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