FeaturedNovember Food Holidays It is the first of the month which means here is the monthly list of food holidays. With Holidays approaching, I know cooking will focus on Thanksgiving and the holidays that follow but remember its okay to still enjoy the little things. National Fun with Fondue MonthNational Georgia Pecan MonthNational Peanut Butter Lover’s MonthNational Pepper MonthNational Stuffing MonthNational Raisin Bread MonthNovember 1-7: National Fig Week November 1: National Bison Day National Pâté Day* November 2: National Deviled Egg Day November 3: National Sandwich Day November 4: National Candy Day November 5: National Doughnut Day National Chinese Take-out Day November 6: National Nachos Day November 7: National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day November 8: National Cappuccino Day November 9: National Greek Yogurt Day November 10: National Vanilla Cupcake Day November 11: National Sundae Day November 12: National Pizza with the Works Except Anchovies Day November 13: National Indian Pudding DayFeast of St. Diego Alacala November 14: National Homemade ‘Guac’ Day National Pickle ‘Appreciation’ Day November 15 : National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day National Raisin Bran Cereal Day November 16: National Fast Food Day November 17: National Baklava Day Homemade Bread Day November 18: National Apple Cider Day National Vichyssoise Day November 19: National Macchiato Day November 20 : National Peanut Butter Fudge Day November 21: National Cranberry Day National Gingerbread Cookie Day November 22: National Cranberry Relish Day National Cashew Day November 23: National Espresso Day November 24: National Sardines Day November 25: National Parfait DayNational “Eat with a Friend” Day November 26: National Cake Day November 27: National Bavarian Cream Pie Day November 28: National French Toast Day November 29: National Chocolates DayNational Lemon Creme Pie DayNational Rice Cake Day November 30: National Mousse Day
FeaturedNew York City Field Trip Ideas On our Monday night live on Homeschooling in NYC, we covered field trips both city based and state based. There were hundreds of ideas, so I will be breaking them up into different groups because covering it all will take absolutely forever. I just want to remind you all that even if it is not a museum or exhibit, doesn’t mean it can not count as a field trip. Everywhere has history and other aspects to learning you can incorporate. For example, going to the grocery store can involve nutrition and balancing finances/budget. A trip to the park can be P.E. Taking a walk through a neighborhood you can talk about the culture, the history, dynamics, gardens (lower east side has a lot) and much more. Also there are so many opportunities not just in New York City, or within the state. If you can travel, it is a great experience but there are virtual tours as well you can look into as well. *Just a note I will continue adding to this list as time goes, I wanted to get you all started with ideas.* Manhattan Ellis Island Governor’s Isalnd The Met Moma AMNH Central Park Intrepid Morgan Library and Musuem Museum at Eldrige Street Natural Museum of the American Museum 9/11 Tribute and Musuem Cloisters Empire State Building Flat Iron Rockefeller Center Times Square Broadway New York Historical Society United Nations Cooper Hewitt FIT Tenement Museum Paley Center American Folk Art Museum Museum of Jewish Heritage Merchant House Museum Museum of Moving Image Central Park Zoo Ripley’s Believe it or Not! National Museum of Mathematics Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling Children’s Museum of Manhattan Whitney Museum of American Art China Institute & Gallery Alice Tully Hall The Frick Collection The National Jazz Museum in Harlem New Museum Yeshiva University Museum Top of the Rock Brooklyn Prospect Zoo Brooklyn Botanical Gardens New York Aquarium Waterfront Museum Brooklyn Children’s Museum Jewish Children’s Museum Queens Queens Wildlife Center Hall of Science Queen’s Country Farm Museum The Noguchi Museum Sculpture Center Bronx Bronx Zoo Staten Island Staten Island Zoo Staten Island Children’s Museum Alice Austen House Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art
FeaturedDisney + Educational Picks Since Disney + came out, we’ve been loving it. But how do we make it educational? Well so much of the content is already educational but you can support the other shows and movies with added resources. I’ll be adding more so stay tuned. So let’s go over what the best things to watch are Geography and History Rogue Trip Wild Congo Drain Alcatraz Wild Sri Lanka Wild Chile Birth of Europe The Lost City or Machu Picchu Lost Cities with Albert Lin Lost Treasures of the Maya Lost Treasures of Egypt Lost Tomb of Alexander the Great Chasing the Equinox Stonehenge Decoded: Secrets Revealed Easter Island Unsolved Into the Grand Canyon Wild Yellowstone Atlantis Rising Life Below Zero Free Solo Titanic 20 years Later with James Cameron Drain the Titanic Gorden Ramsey Uncharted Jane Goodall: The Hope Wild Russia Continent 7: Antartica Expedition Amelia Wild Hawaii Japan: Between Earth & Sky Secrets of Wild India Tut’s Treasures: Hidden Secrets Drain the Sunken Pirate City Origins: The Journey of Humankind Breaking 2 Egypt’s Treasure Guardians Miracle Landing on the Hudson Diana: In her Own Words The Greeks Viking Warrior Women Science Hostile Planet Born Wild: The Next Genration Weird but True Disneynature: Elephant Disneynature: Dolphin Reef Disneynature: Penguins Disneynature: In the Footsteps of Elephant Disneynature: Diving with Dolphins Disneynature: Penguins Life on the Edge Disneynature: The Crimson wing: Mystery of the Flamingos Disneynature: Born in China Disneynature: African Catss Disneynature: Bears True Life Adventures: The African Lion True Life Adventures: Jungle Cat True Life Adventures: Living Desert True Life Adventures: Secrets of Life The Story of Perri Disneynature: Chimpanzee Disneynature: Wings of Life Sacred Planet Drain the Great Lakes Drain the Bermuda Triangle Year Million One Strange Rock Running Wild with Bear Grylls Kingdom of the White Wolf Giants of the Deep Blue Unlikely Animal Friends Awesome Animals Mission to the Sun Mars Inside SpaceX Expiation Mars: Spirit & Opportunity Apollo: Missions to the Moon Secrets of the King Cobra Sharks of Lost Islands Bizarre Dinosaurs Wild Hawaii Secrets of Wild India United States of Animals Big Sur: Wild California Alaska’s Grizzly Gauntlet Primal Survivor Kingdom of the Apes: Battle Lines America’s National Parks Paradise Island Tree Climbing Lions Wild Russia Into the Oravango Out There with Jack Randall Man among Cheetahs Winges Seduction: Birds of Paradise Earth Live Se of Hope: America’s Underwater Treasures Kingdom of the Blue Whale Journey to Shark Eden Drain the Oceans The Flood Science Fair Paris to Pittsburgh Before the Flood Jane: A Film by Brett Morgen Disneynature: Monkey Kingdom Wild Yellowstone Wild Chile Wild Sri Lanka Cosmos Secrets of the Zoo Great Migrations Prairie Dog Manor Deep Blue Power of the Everglades Musicals Summer Singalong Hamilton Newsies Mary Poppins Zombies Camp Rock Encore Fantasia Fantasia 2000 Descendants Descendants 2 Descendants 3 The Sound of Music Teen Beach Movie Teen Beach Movie 2 Hannah Montana Best of Both Worlds Concert High School Musical High School Musical 2 High School Musical 3 Disney Documentaries The Pre – Opening Report from Disneyland The Imagineering Story The Story of the Animation Drawing Frank and Ollie Disneyland: Around the Seasons The Boys: The Sherman Brothers; Story Waking Sleeping Beauty Into the Unknown: Making Disney Frozen II One Day at Disney Short One Day at Disney Assembling a Universe Prop Culture Disney Insider Biblical Buried Secrets of the Bible with Albert Lin Secrets of Christ’s Tomb: Explorer Special
FeaturedList of all the Homeschool curriculums Thank you for stopping by. Below I’ve divided the curriculums by categories. Not one curriculum is better than another. I’m happy to help you figure out which curriculum fits your style and child best. You can mix and match or create your own. I won’t be copying curriculum info. If it says all inclusive, know that it has all the other components. All-inclusive Winter Promise Located at https://winterpromise.com Winter Promise is a Charlotte Mason inspired curriculum that goes from preschool level to 12th grade. They mainly do worksheets but also have a digital course. Check out the website to learn more. Abeka Abeka is a popular christian curriculum. You can get kits for ages Kindergarten through 12th Grade. They also offer a digital curriculum. You can check out more at https://www.abeka.com/Homeschool Life pac Created by Alpha Omega Publications, Lifepac is a Kindergarten through 12th Curriculum. It is another popular Christian curriculum that is workbook based. Each workbook takes approximately 3-4 weeks per their website. ACE Comprehensive Curriculum ACE as well as PACE, another full curriculum from 1st Grade to 12th is a christian based curriculum. It also uses workbooks to teach children through the word of God. It is paired with their Reading master software. Check out more here. Sonlight Sunlight is yet another popular christian Curriculum. With an all inclusive kit, its workbook based with a teaching guide. You can check out more here. My Fathers World. A christian Curriculum is a Charlotte Mason inspired curriculum broken down into workbooks. They go from Pre-k to 12th grade. Chee out more here. Christian Liberty Press A Christian curriculum that goes from pre-school to 12th grade. There are two paths you can use. The Academy and the Independent. Bob Jones University BJU is another popular Christian curriculum. From Kindergarten to 12th Grade, BJU has both textbooks and video lessons. You can find out more here. Time4Learning Time4Learning is another popular curriculum from Pre-K to 12th Grade. It is video based and logs everything for you. It is Language arts based so you may find it lacking in Science and History, Find out more here. Oak Meadow Oak Meadow is a virtual school that provides hard copy workbook as well as digital. They have one on one support with teachers as well. Find out more here. Heart of Dakota Another Christian based curriculum provides workbooks for Pres-school through 12th. Find out more here. Easy Peasy All – in – One Easy Peasy is a free all in one curriculum. They serve Preschool through 12th and have a Bible unit, should you decide to use it. Find out more here. School House Teachers Is a low cost, self paced curriculum that offers more than 450 classes online. Most of which are video with a project or printable. Check out more here. Discovery K12 Another all inclusive, free, curriculum from Pre-K to 12th Grade. It sets the schedule for you if you want to follow for 180 days to cover all homeschooling laws (double check on your state that you are complying). Check out more here. Master Books Master Books is another Christian curriculum thats Preschool through 12th using workbooks. Check out more here. Bridgeway Acedemy Bridegway is a curriculum from Preschool to 12th Grade that is personalized to fit your child’s needs. Chee out more here. Acellus Acedemy Works with kids from Kindergarten to 12th Grade using an online curriculum. You can find more info here. Laurel Springs School From K- 12th grade, Laurel Springs is an online curriculum. Find out more here. Power Homeschool Power Homeschool has over 250 Courses for K-12th Grade using online curriculum. Check out more here. The Good and the Beautiful A Christian Curriculum that ranges from Pre – K to 12th using workbooks. Check out more here. Bookshark Bookshark goes from Pre-K through Highschool. It is based on a 4 day work schedule. It is literature based, check out more here. Gather ‘Round Homeschool Gather ‘Round Homeschool is a curriculum designed to be all your subjects but math for every grade from Preschool to Grade 12. It doesn’t give you extension activities, it comes with 6 individual student notebooks that vary in level and give targeted grammar, spelling, writing, art, reading & comprehension, geography, science, social studies, history, Bible, and MORE lessons. All on one central theme that you introduce in a beautiful, full-color teacher’s guide. You can order Text or digital. Check out more here. Homeschool Complete Homeschool Complete is a K through 4th complete curriculum that also has unit studies. Find out more here. Living Books Curriculum Living Books is K through 8th grade all inclusive curriculum. It is a Christian Curriculum that makes stories come alive. Check out more here. Memoria Press A classical Christian curriculum, Memoria Press goes from Preschool to 12th grade. Check out more here. Moving Beyond the Page Moving Beyond the Page is a comprehensive homeschool curriculum that covers science, social studies, and language arts. They serve ages 4 through highschool. You can find out more here. Torchlight Curriculuu Torchlight is a secular curriculum that serves Pre – K through 4th grade. You can check out more here. Study.com Study.com serves high school, undergraduate and graduate school students. Find out more at Study.com. Workbooks Tinker Active Workbooks Tinker active has individual workbooks for Science, Math and Language Arts for kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade. It is very hands on and provides stem projects along side written work. Minecraft Workbooks There are a bunch of Minecraft workbooks that cover Spelling, reading, and math. There is also an all inclusive that is for 3rd grade and up that covers it all. DK workbooks DK has a series of workbooks covering geography, science, Language arts, spelling, problem solving, math, handwriting and more. They have boos from Pre-K to 5th Grade. Brain Quest Brain Quest is a workbook that breaks down ELA and Math in one. They have from Preschool through 6th grade. Spectrum From Kindergarten to 8th grad, Spectrum has Reading, writing, spelling, math, language arts and test prep. 180 Days 180 days has various subjects from Kindergarten to 6th grade. Social Studies Homeschool in the WoodsHome School in the Woods has a wide range in history lesson bundles for Christian founded history.Mystery of HistoryMystery of History is a faith based online curriculum teaching history. Donna Ward Canadian Schools Donna Ward Canadian Socials is a Canadian based history course that ranges from Kindergarten to 6th Grades. Story of the World Story of the World uses the stories of women and men, countries and empires, rebels and rulers, peasants and presidents, to walk young readers through a continuous, chronological account of human events. The reading level of each volume increases slightly in difficulty, growing along with the developing ability of the children following the narrative thread. Volume 1 is a read-aloud for grades 1-2, an independent read for stronger readers in grades 2-5; Volume 2 is pitched towards grades 2-6; Volume 3, towards grades 3-6; and Volume 4, tackling the difficult topics of modern wars, has a reading level of grades 4-8. Galloping the Globe Galloping the Globe s a unit study for kindergarten through fourth grade. Focusing on the seven continents and some specific countries, this study is designed to take 1-3 years to complete; suggested schedules are included. Integrating geography, Bible, history, science, literature, and maps & flags, children will discover the famous people from each country as well as holidays and other cultural traditions. Each country has a checklist with books to read from the core reading list as well as individual picture books, biographies, websites to visit, language arts selections, appropriate Bible references and activities unique to each portion of the world. Tapestry of Grace Tapestry of Grace is a plan of study that helps parents provide a Christian, classical education using a guided unit study approach, with the history of the world as the core organizational theme. From Grades K–12, all students cycle through world history every four years, with all ages studying the same slice of history each week, each at their own learning level. Detailed lesson plans and discussion outlines enable parents to be their children’s primary teachers and mentors and shape their students’ biblical worldviews. Matthew’s Kitchen Virtual Cooking classes At Matthew’s Kitchen, you will be taken through countries or states through a background history, a couple of recipes and a craft or writing project. Each class is meant for a 12 month learning. Science Nancy Larson ScienceNancy Larson Science follows in the footsteps of Saxon Math as a well-crafted conversation.The same philosophy of guided inquiry that Nancy Larson brought to the successful Saxon Math Homeschool K–3 is used effectively with Nancy Larson Science Homeschool K–6. Homeschool parents can take comfort that millions of elementary school children have learned from my math and science programs. Apologia ScienceApologia Science or Apologia Educational Ministries offers a full range of homeschool science curriculum, from elementary courses through advanced high school materials, founded upon a biblical, creationist viewpoint. Apologia’s direct conversational style textbooks and household labs are perfectly tailored to homeschoolers’ needs!Answers in GenesisAnswers in Genesis is a Christian based science that covers all science topics. Supercharged ScienceSupercharged Science is from a former NASA scientist whose created curriculums for all types of sciences. Math TOP PICK! Math Lessons for a Living Education is a Charlotte Mason style curriculum. They use story based lessons, worksheets, hands on activities and more to help your child learn. They are workbooks. Jump uses the Common Core standards to teach. While some do use it for homeschooling, per there website, it is not recommended as a stand alone curriculum but a supplement for children in traditional school. Math-U-See is a workbook with some online resources. It is a complete curriculum and also available for school use as well. CTC Math is a complete curriculum where you get access to all grades, it is online and self paced. Singapore is a Singapore based company. They replicated how they learn for all when it comes to math. It is workbook based. Life of Fred is a textbook style of learning math. Life of Fred tries to make it un boring. Saxon math scaffolds instruction of each concept and continues to review information introduced earlier. This allows students the time and practice to retain math concepts to the level of mastery. It is workbook based. Horizon is a christian based Math who has workbooks from 1st grade to 6th.Teaching Textbooks is a subscription based curricula online, they have from 3rd grade and beyond. Shiller Math research-based curricula, music, manipulatives, flashcards, and workbooks for students of ages 4-13 (including pre-K and pre-Algebra), with beautifully designed lessons, diagnostic tests with answer keys, songs, and Montessori-based manipulatives. Unlock Math is an online math curricula. It combines the following in a multi-sensory interactive approach that gives your child their best opportunity for math success, unlocking their hidden math potential. Language Arts Elementary Bible & English Grammar Curriculum from Master BooksBrave Writer: For the Reluctant WriterGrammar GalaxyAll About Reading.All About Spelling.Handwriting Without Tears.Learning Language Arts Through Literature.Write Shop.A Reason For…Excellence in Spelling.Jolly Phonics.Jolly Grammar. Online Programs/Homeschool Curriculum Monarch by AOP.Switched on Schoolhouse.A+ Interactive MathBrainPOP.Enchanted Learning.Reading Eggs.RAZ Kids.La La Logic Curriculum for ages 3-6.Time4writing.K5 Learning. Free Online Resources/Programs E-learning for Kids: AMAZING, free, easy to use!Kahn Academy.K-12 Homeschool.Home Art Studio.LearnZillion.Virtual Nerd: Real Math Help.Education.com.Essential Skills Advantage.Lesson Pathways.JuniorWriter.com (Free for 60 days).Knowledge Adventure.KidsKnowIt.Science Kids.Eco Kids.Kids Math Games Online.Ambleside Online.edHelper.SAS Curriculum Pathways. Unit Studies Unit Studies by Amanda Bennett.KONOS.Five in a Row.Intellego Unit Studies. Bible Curriculum Master Books Bible CurriculumGrapevine Studies Write through the Bible
FeaturedWhat to watch on netflix while homeschooling As Promised here’s the netflix list, things do change so i apologize if its not always up to date ELA Llama Lama The Pixar story The grinch Cat and the hat Super monsters Peter rabbit Judy Moody White fang Inkheart A wrinkle in time Harriet the spy Masha’s tales Captain underpants Goldie and bear Super songs Justin time Super wings Julies greenroom Ask the story bots MATH Dream big engineering our world SCIENCE Magic school bus Magic school bus rides again Our Planet If i were an animal Blue planet Oceans Planet earth II LIFE Africa Growing up Wild Dino Hunt The day dinosaurs died Frozen planet: polar bears Frozen planet The universe Super flyers Wild Alaska Monkey planet Explained Ghost of the mountains Natures great events The hunt Wild Arabia India natures wonderland Raising the dinosaur giant Earths natural wonders Natures great race Great Yellowstone thaw Natural born hustlers Koko the gorilla who talks Chasing coral National parks adventure Bill Nye the science guy Birders Cute to killer I’ve in the blue History Roman Empire World War II in color Americas book of secrets Empire games Great British castles Civilizations The civil war The war Prohibition Woodstock Secrets of Henry VIII palace Secrets of highclere castle JFK Secrets of authors the Spencer’s Secrets of chatsworth Horizon aaushiwitz Vikings unearthed Hiroshima 1945 The Russian revolution Amelia Secrets of Westminster How to win the presidency Account of auschwitz Nazi concentration camps Firs face of America secrets of selfridges GYM Bo on the go ART Abstract the art of design Music The Beatles Metallica Chicago Rolling Stones Jimi Hendrix Beat bugs
FeaturedList of awesome YouTube Channels Are your kids on YouTube as much as mine? I figured why not compile an awesome list of educational channels so he’s always learning Science Coyote Peterson Brave Wilderness ElectroBOOM Nat geo Discovery Channel B&B Beetleworx Sci show Schi show kids Animal Rescue Wolf Conservation Mark Rober Backyard Scienist MEL science Vsauce Science Max Deep Look Magic School Bus All things animals TV Bill Nye the Science guy Chasing monsters Scott- Manley What’s inside Everyday astronaut Ants Canada History Simple History Invicta Jastownsendandson English Math Math antics Art Art to Know with Mommy O Art Hub Languages Jack Hartmann Gym Homeschool Pop Dr. Binocs Dude Perfect Story time with Mrs. P Crash Course Mr. Demaio Ted ed Survivorman Les stroud Smarter everyday Born different Primitive Technology Crazy Russian hacker The king of random 7 second riddles BBC earth It’s ok to be smart Horrible history How to make everything Minute earth Minute physics The brain scoop Steve Spangler Grandmas house Donuts makes science The odd1sout Nerdy nummies Space girl Physics girl Life hacks for kids Good mythical morning Kids make Operation ouch Sick science Gross science Brain craft Science sparks Origin of everything How ridiculous Life noggin Nature league Brightly story time Storybook nanny Storytime The fab. Lab Geography now
Lobster Recipes It’s #TuesdayTips and we are covering lobster recipes today. We love fresh lobster from Maine. I normally don’t buy lobster to cook but we found some delicious recipes to share with you. A few states in the New England area like Maine and Connecticut are well known for their lobster dishes but there are some great spots in New York as well to grab a delicious Lobster roll like Luke’s Lobster. Easy Sous Vide Lobster Tail – Two Kooks in the Kitchen “Enjoy an impressive, succulent butter-poached sous vide lobster tail for a special occasion like Valentine’s Day, New Years or birthday celebration. Perfectly cooked every single time with just 3 simple ingredients. A truly decadent treat!” – Jenna nd Cheryl CLASSIC NEW ENGLAND LOBSTER ROLLS – Mission Food Adventure “Lobster Rolls are the epitome of New England summer eats! This recipe features perfectly buttered potato rolls stuffed to the brim with fresh lobster salad. These homemade Maine lobster rolls are a fraction of the cost as what you’ll pay at a restaurant, and just as delicious” – Victoria LOBSTER CAKES – Mission Food Adventure “Perfect for summer, these easy lobster cakes are brimming with fresh lobster meat! A golden panko crust seals the deal on these seaside treats. Serve them as an appetizer or light lunch with a squeeze of lemon and a simple slaw or salad.” – Victoria Lobster Fettuccine in Herbed Cream Sauce – A Taste for Travel “This Lobster Fettuccine in Herbed Cream Sauce is a restaurant-style dish that’s perfect for a celebratory dinner but easy enough for a delicious weekend meal.” – Michele EASY KETO LOBSTER BISQUE RECIPE – Low Carb Yum “Make your own gourmet soup at home with this easy keto lobster bisque recipe. The best part about this keto soup recipe? This homemade version is also gluten-free and only has 390 calories and 4 net carbs per serving” – Lisa CREAMY CHEESY CHEDDAR LOBSTER DIP – Ask Chef Dennis “If you love warm dips my lobster dip is going to become one of your favorites. This creamy cheesy cheddar Lobster Dip is definitely a favorite in our home” – Dennis HOW TO MAKE RESTAURANT-STYLE FRIED LOBSTER TAILS – Ask Chef Dennis “During my restaurant days, Fried Lobster Tails was one of the more popular specials I ran on my selections of daily specials. Served with cocktail or tartar sauce or if you’re throwing caution to the wind, melted butter.” – Dennis HOW TO MAKE LOBSTER BROTH – Fearless Eating “A good lobster broth (also called lobster stock) is such a beautiful thing. Light and slightly sweet with hints of anise, thyme, white wine, and the sea, it’s the perfect base for dishes like lobster corn chowder, lobster bisque, and lobster risotto. You can also substitute it in dishes that use fish broth or clam brothsuch as a bouillabaisse or cioppino.” – Craig HOW TO MAKE A LOBSTER CORN CHOWDER – Fearless Eating “Who doesn’t love lobster? I don’t know anyone. If I did, I would immediately de-friend that person. Seriously, don’t trust anyone who doesn’t like lobster. Something is clearly wrong with them. Now, if by some chance you do know some lobster-hating weirdo, see if you can get them to try a lobster corn chowder.” – Craig HOW TO MAKE A MAINE LOBSTER STEW – Fearless Eating “In my new seafood cookbook, New England Soups from the Sea, I include 3 lobster soup recipes – lobster bisque, lobster corn chowder, and a Maine lobster stew. These are the 3 main types of lobster soups in New England. Without question, the Maine lobster stew recipe is the least known of the three. But it just may be the most delicious.” – Craig Lobster and Grits with Saffron – Food Worth Feed “This is our go to recipe when we want to impress a dinner guest! Everyones loves a good ol’ Southern style shrimp and grits but this recipe takes a comforting classic to a whole new level! Maine lobster meat is tossed in a rich, buttery, sherry saffron sauce. Then, the saucy lobster is spooned over creamy, Southern-style grits! The dish is finished with fresh basil and best served amongst friends with a glass of white wine! So delicious!” – Scott & Taylor LOBSTER TACOS WITH MANGO SALSA- Burrata Bubbles “Put a gourmet twist on your favorite Mexican dish with a serving of these buttery lobster tacos with mango salsa! In just 20 minutes, tender, sweet lobster is cooked in a chili-lime butter sauce and then piled onto a soft, warm tortilla with your favorite toppings. Taco night never tasted so good.” – Amanda Lobster Chowder – Cook What You Love “Thick, creamy, and loaded with sweet chunks of lobster, Lobster Chowder is the king of all chowders. This humble soup is chunky, hearty, and easy enough to be a weeknight meal. Grab your soup pot and make this East Coast classic for lunch or dinner today!” – Chef Jenn LOBSTER ARTICHOKE FLATBREAD- We are not Martha “Lobster is delicious right out of the shell, but this Lobster Artichoke Flatbread will make you realize that lobster is amazing on pizza, too!” – Sues Easy Vegan Maine Lobster Rolls (Gluten-Free, Allergy-Free) – Strength & Sunshine “Nothing screams New England summer than a lobster roll! These Easy Vegan Maine Lobster Rolls are gluten-free, allergy-free, meatless, and fit for everyone to enjoy! A simple, healthy, and delicious recipe that redefines this classic fast-food sandwich! ” – Rebecca Easy Broiled Lobster Tail – What a Girl Eats “Broiled lobster tail is a decadent, impressive, but easy-to-make dinner. The preparation isn’t difficult, and this meal can be made at home for a fraction of the cost of eating out.” – Cynthia CONNECTICUT-STYLE LOBSTER BLT – Burrata Bubbles “Step up your BLT game with a gourmet twist! Served on a toasted brioche bun, this buttery Connecticut-style lobster BLT elevates a diner food classic into a mouth-watering meal worthy of company. BLTs don’t get more decadent than this” – Amanda LOBSTER CAKES WITH LEMON DILL YOGURT SAUCE – Hoorah to Health “These lobster cakes are full of succulent lobster and are baked to perfection. Served with a light lemon dill yogurt sauce, this recipe is a great choice for any special occasion.” – Christie lobster ravioli with cheesy mushroom sauce – White Kitchen Red Wine “Whether you want to cook a fancy date-night dinner for 2 or you just picked up a bag of lobster ravioli because it looked delish – I’ve got the recipe for you! This Lobster Ravioli with Cheesy Mushroom Sauce is a 30-minute meal perfect for that store-bought ravioli.” – Sara
