All Posts By Gaby Dalkin

Gaby Dalkin is a chef, photographer/food stylist, enthusiastic traveler and guacamole fanatic. She is the founder of What’s Gaby Cooking, where she showcases her simple and sassy recipes that feature whichever ingredients she is currently obsessing over. She lives in Los Angeles with her fiancé, Thomas, and her cat, Stella.

Sweet Cola Ribs — A Fourth of July Simple Soirée by in Entertaining, Holidays, July 3rd, 2012

Is there really anything better in life than a rack of slowly cooked ribs that are doused with a sweet and tangy barbecue sauce? I don’t think so. Whether you celebrate the Fourth of July tomorrow or this coming weekend with family and friends, it’s time to start thinking of great grilling recipes. These SweetRead more »

A Chocolate-Filled Father’s Day Simple Soirée by in Holidays, Recipes, June 15th, 2012

Father’s Day is all about chocolate and letting Dad watch whatever TV he wants that day. At least it is in my family. You see, in our family of four, there is only one guy, my dad. We out number him in everything. He wants to watch football? Too bad, we’ve got the latest episodeRead more »

A Mother’s Day Simple Soirée by in Entertaining, Holidays, May 11th, 2012

It goes without saying that Mother’s Day is always a fun day in our house. Instead of giving her gifts every year, I like to cook up a big delicious brunch so we can all lay around the house, eat great food and relax. It’s something we do quite well. My mom is also quiteRead more »

A Cinco de Mayo Simple Soirée by in Drinks, Holidays, May 4th, 2012

Cinco de Mayo is my favorite food holiday. I know I probably say that for every food-related holiday, but let’s be honest — Cinco de Mayo really is the best. Growing up in Arizona meant a few things. The most important one is that you absolutely must throw a giant Cinco de Mayo party everyRead more »

Easter Brunch — Simple Soirées by in Holidays, Recipes, April 6th, 2012

Easter brunch is one of my favorite meals of the year. Yes, Thanksgiving and Christmas are great. And my birthday is high up on the list, too. But Easter has always been special for me. When I was growing up in Tucson, Ariz., my family and I would head up to the club for brunch,Read more »

Individual Shepherd’s Pie — Simple Soirées by in Entertaining, Holidays, March 15th, 2012

St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and this year I’m celebrating with a classic Shepherd’s Pie. It’s basically my go-to dish for this yearly celebration, along with a few Irish-inspired cocktails and beer. My favorite Shepherd’s Pie recipe comes from Mr. Alton Brown. It’s a foolproof recipe that will knock your socks off.Read more »

Creole Shrimp Skewers for Mardi Gras — Simple Soirées by in Holidays, Recipes, February 20th, 2012

Mardi Gras is the perfect excuse for a party, and not just any party — a New Orleans-themed party. I don’t know if you’ve been to New Orleans (NOLA for short), but let me tell you this: Those people know how to party. I was there last year for a quick week and even this CaliforniaRead more »

Guacamole for the Big Game — Simple Soirées by in Holidays, January 31st, 2012

Wait — Super Bowl Sunday is about a football game? Not in my world. Super Bowl Sunday is all about the food. And drinks. OK, and maybe the awesome commercials on TV. But mostly it’s about the food. And you can’t just whip up anything for this very special Sunday that happens once a year — no,Read more »

Healthy Spinach Artichoke Dip — Simple Soirées by in Recipes, January 19th, 2012

Now that the holidays are officially over and most of us are in cookie detox mode, it’s time to bring on the lighter appetizers for fun get-togethers you might be throwing. I’m a huge fan of Spinach Artichoke Dip. It’s one of those classic comforting appetizers and it’s perfect for these midwinter gatherings I’ve beenRead more »

Cookie Exchanges — Simple Soirées by in Entertaining, Holidays, December 13th, 2011

It’s holiday baking time and that means one thing: cookie exchanges. These simple soirées are hands down one of my favorite type of parties to host or attend during the holiday season. It’s a great way to get a ton of your friends together, share the holiday spirit and stock up on lots of differentRead more »

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