Can we talk about how hard it is to find a weeknight dinner that feels special and comes together without destroying your kitchen? I get it. Between work, errands, and trying to keep up with life in San Diego, the last thing any of us wants is a complicated recipe that takes all evening. That’s exactly why these sheet pan lamb chops with spring herb gremolata have become my absolute go-to spring dinner recipe.
Picture this: beautifully seared lamb chops with a golden, herb-crusted exterior, roasted alongside seasonal vegetables on a single sheet pan, then finished with the brightest, most vibrant gremolata you’ve ever tasted. Fresh parsley, mint, lemon zest, and garlic — all minced together into this punchy little condiment that just wakes everything up. It’s loaded with protein, packed with anti-inflammatory herbs, and the whole thing comes together in about 35 minutes.
Growing up in Valencia, my mama would always say that the best meals start with the freshest ingredients and end with everyone asking for seconds. This recipe delivers on both counts. I tested eight different versions in my San Diego kitchen before landing on this one — and trust me, the flavor-to-effort ratio is unbeatable. Whether you’re meal prepping for the week or impressing someone on date night (looking at you, Tuesday-night romantics), this Mediterranean lamb chops recipe has your back. Let’s make something beautiful together.
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Why You’ll Love This Sheet Pan Lamb Chops Recipe
Health & Nutrition Benefits That Actually Matter
Here’s the best part — these Mediterranean lamb chops aren’t just delicious, they’re genuinely good for you. Let me break down what you’re getting:
⚡ High-quality protein (about 26g per serving) that supports muscle recovery and keeps you full for hours
💚 Heart-healthy fats from extra virgin olive oil — a cornerstone of the Mediterranean diet that research (including the landmark PREDIMED study) has linked to reduced cardiovascular risk
🍱 Anti-inflammatory compounds from the gremolata’s parsley, mint, and garlic — these herbs are nutrient-dense powerhouses loaded with vitamins K, C, and A
The spring herb gremolata is basically a concentrated dose of antioxidants. Studies from the Blue Zones research show that populations who regularly consume fresh herb-rich diets tend to have lower rates of chronic disease. Not bad for a 5-minute condiment, right?
Practical Wins for Busy Lifestyles
⚡ Comes together in just 35 minutes — that includes prep!
🍱 Meal prep-friendly! The gremolata stores separately, and the lamb reheats beautifully
💚 Budget-smart: lamb loin chops are more affordable than a rack of lamb but deliver the same incredible flavor
⚡ One pan = one cleanup. Game. Changer.
If you love easy lamb chops that don’t sacrifice flavor, this one is for you. The sheet pan does all the heavy lifting while you make the gremolata — hello, multitasking!
The Mediterranean Diet Connection
How This Dish Fits Mediterranean Diet Principles
This sheet pan lamb chops recipe checks every box in the Mediterranean diet recipe playbook: lean protein, extra virgin olive oil, abundant fresh vegetables, whole herbs, and citrus. The Mediterranean Diet emphasizes eating whole, minimally processed foods — and this dish is exactly that. Lamb is one of the most traditional proteins across Mediterranean regions, from Spanish cordero to Italian abbacchio. Paired with seasonal vegetables and the herb gremolata, it’s a complete meal that follows the same principles that earned the Mediterranean diet its ranking as the world’s healthiest eating pattern.
My Personal Wellness Connection
I’ll never forget the first time I roasted lamb with fresh herbs in my tiny apartment kitchen during grad school — the aroma instantly transported me back to Tuscany, to my nonna’s stone kitchen where bundles of rosemary hung from the ceiling. These days, living on the California coast, I have access to incredible farmers’ markets year-round (the Hillcrest market on Sundays is my happy place). Picking up fresh lamb and spring herbs feels like a bridge between my Mediterranean roots and my California life. This recipe is a reflection of that — simple, seasonal, and deeply satisfying. Our lamb shakshuka recipe uses many of the same warming spices if you want to explore more Mediterranean lamb dishes.
Essential Ingredients for Sheet Pan Lamb Chops with Gremolata
Complete Ingredients List
For the Lamb & Vegetables:
8 lamb loin chops, about 1 inch thick (2 lbs / 900g total)
3 tablespoons (45ml) extra virgin olive oil, divided
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon kosher salt (plus more to taste)
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
4 garlic cloves, minced (divided: 2 for lamb, 2 for gremolata)
1 bunch asparagus (12 oz / 340g), trimmed and cut into 2-inch pieces
1 pint (10 oz / 280g) cherry tomatoes, halved
Pinch of red pepper flakes (optional)
For the Spring Herb Gremolata:
1 cup packed (30g) fresh flat-leaf parsley, finely chopped
1/4 cup (10g) fresh mint leaves, finely chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
Zest of 2 lemons
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
Pinch of flaky sea salt
Core Ingredients Breakdown
Quality ingredients make all the difference here. From my experience testing this spring lamb recipe over and over, here’s exactly what you need and why. I always recommend shopping at your local farmers’ market or Mediterranean grocery — the freshness is noticeable. For the lamb chops, look for a rosy pink color with firm white fat; that’s your sign of freshness.
| Ingredient | Amount | Why It’s Great | Best Pick | Substitution |
| Lamb loin chops | 8 chops (about 2 lbs / 900g) | 26g protein per serving, rich in iron, zinc, and B12 — incredible depth of flavor | Grass-fed, 1-inch thick | Lamb rib chops or boneless leg steaks |
| Extra virgin olive oil | 3 tbsp (45ml) | Heart-healthy monounsaturated fats, carries flavor, promotes browning | Cold-pressed Spanish or California EVOO | Avocado oil for higher heat tolerance |
| Fresh flat-leaf parsley | 1 cup packed (30g) | Loaded with vitamin K (over 500% DV per cup!) and antioxidants | Italian flat-leaf — more flavor than curly | Cilantro for a different twist |
| Fresh mint leaves | 1/4 cup (10g) | Aids digestion, anti-inflammatory, adds bright spring freshness | Spearmint variety | Fresh basil |
| Garlic cloves | 4 cloves, minced | Allicin compound supports immunity and heart health | Fresh, firm heads with tight skin | 1 tsp garlic paste |
| Lemon (zest + juice) | 2 lemons | Vitamin C, brightens every flavor, helps iron absorption from lamb | Meyer lemons for sweeter zest | Lime zest + juice |
| Asparagus or broccolini | 1 bunch (about 12 oz / 340g) | Fiber, folate, vitamins A/C/K — perfect spring vegetable | Medium-thick spears, trim woody ends | Zucchini, green beans, or snap peas |
| Cherry tomatoes | 1 pint (10 oz / 280g) | Lycopene (more bioavailable when roasted!), adds natural sweetness | On-the-vine for best flavor | Grape tomatoes or halved Roma |
Dietary Modifications & Storage Tips
This healthy lamb recipe is naturally gluten-free and dairy-free, but here are modifications for other dietary needs. For more options, explore our gluten-free Mediterranean recipes collection.
| Need | Replace | With | Notes |
| Low-sodium | Regular salt | Herb-only seasoning blend + lemon juice | Gremolata’s brightness reduces the need for salt |
| AIP / Nightshade-free | Cherry tomatoes | Roasted beets or butternut squash | Still roasts beautifully on the sheet pan |
| Higher protein | Standard portion | Add chickpeas to the sheet pan | Roast alongside vegetables for extra crunch |
| Nut-free | Pine nuts (optional garnish) | Toasted sunflower seeds or pumpkin seeds | Same crunch factor, allergy-safe |
| Egg-free | Already egg-free! | N/A | Recipe contains no eggs |
| Lower fat | 3 tbsp olive oil | 2 tbsp olive oil + light mist of cooking spray | Use parchment paper to prevent sticking |
Meal prep storage tips: Store lamb chops in an airtight container separate from the gremolata for up to 3 days. Fresh herbs lose their vibrancy quickly, so I always make gremolata fresh or store it pressed under a thin layer of olive oil in the fridge. The roasted vegetables keep well for 4 days refrigerated.
Equipment & Quick Prep
Essential Tools for This Sheet Pan Dinner
| Tool | Why It Helps | Alternative |
| Large rimmed sheet pan (18×13″) | Gives lamb and veggies room to roast (not steam!) | Two smaller pans — don’t overcrowd |
| Parchment paper or silicone mat | Easy cleanup + prevents sticking | Lightly greased aluminum foil |
| Sharp chef’s knife | Fine mince for the gremolata — texture matters! | Mezzaluna or food processor (pulse only) |
| Microplane zester | Gets ultra-fine lemon zest without bitter pith | Fine grater or vegetable peeler + mince |
| Instant-read thermometer | Nail perfect doneness every time (135°F for medium-rare) | Cut-and-check method (less precise) |
| Mixing bowls (2 small) | One for marinade, one for gremolata | Any small containers work |
Prep-Ahead Checklist
Here’s how to set yourself up for a smooth cook — this whole prep takes about 10 minutes:
Wash & dry: Asparagus, cherry tomatoes, parsley, mint, lemons
Chop: Trim asparagus (snap off woody ends), halve cherry tomatoes, mince garlic (4 cloves), zest both lemons, finely chop parsley and mint for the gremolata recipe
Season: Pat lamb chops completely dry (this is crucial for browning!), rub with olive oil, salt, pepper, and dried oregano
Batch prep tip: If you’re doing sheet pan meal prep for the week, double the vegetables and cook on a second tray. The roasted veggies pair beautifully with our enlightened Mediterranean chicken bowl for variety throughout the week.
Step-by-Step: How to Make Sheet Pan Lamb Chops with Spring Herb Gremolata
Prep & First Steps (Steps 1–4)
Step 1 — Preheat & Prep the Pan (2 minutes): Preheat your oven to 425°F (220°C). Line your sheet pan with parchment paper. This high heat is key — as food science writer Harold McGee explains, the Maillard reaction (that gorgeous browning) really kicks in above 300°F, and we want plenty of it on our lamb chops.
Step 2 — Season the Lamb (3 minutes): Pat lamb chops completely dry with paper towels. (I cannot stress this enough — moisture is the enemy of a good sear!) Drizzle with 2 tablespoons olive oil and season generously with salt, pepper, and 1 teaspoon dried oregano. Rub the lamb chop marinade into every surface. Let them sit at room temperature while you prep the vegetables — this takes the chill off and promotes even cooking.
Step 3 — Toss the Vegetables (3 minutes): In a mixing bowl, combine trimmed asparagus, halved cherry tomatoes, and 1 tablespoon olive oil. Season with salt, pepper, and a pinch of red pepper flakes if you like a gentle kick. The vegetables should be glistening but not swimming in oil.
Maya’s Tip: Cut your asparagus and broccolini into similar-length pieces so everything roasts evenly. I learned this the hard way when half my asparagus was charcoal and half was still crunchy — not my finest moment!
Step 4 — Arrange the Sheet Pan (2 minutes): Spread vegetables in a single layer on one side of the pan. Place lamb chops on the other side, leaving space between each chop. You’ve got this — spacing is everything for proper roasting versus steaming.
Cooking & Assembly (Steps 5–10)
Step 5 — Roast the Sheet Pan Lamb Chops (12-15 minutes): Slide the pan onto the center rack and roast for 12 minutes for medium-rare (internal temp 135°F / 57°C) or 15 minutes for medium (145°F / 63°C). The lamb should develop a gorgeous golden-brown crust while staying pink and juicy inside.
Step 6 — Check Doneness (1 minute): Use your instant-read thermometer to check the thickest part of a chop. Remember, the lamb will continue cooking (carry-over cooking) about 5°F after you pull it from the oven. When in doubt, pull it early — you can always put it back, but you can’t un-cook it! (Kenji López-Alt’s reverse-sear method taught me this patience.)
Step 7 — Make the Spring Herb Gremolata (5 minutes): While the lamb roasts (hello, multitasking!), combine finely chopped parsley, mint, minced garlic, lemon zest, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, and 1 tablespoon olive oil in a small bowl. The aroma alone is worth making this herb gremolata — it smells like a Mediterranean herb garden in spring. Stir well and season with a pinch of flaky salt.
Pro Tip: For the most vibrant gremolata recipe, chop the herbs by hand rather than in a food processor. Hand-chopping preserves the cell structure, releasing bright flavor without turning the herbs into a paste.
Step 8 — Rest the Lamb (5 minutes): Transfer the sheet pan lamb chops to a cutting board and tent loosely with foil. Resting allows the juices to redistribute (protein denaturation science in action!) so every bite is succulent and tender. Use this time to plate your vegetables.
Step 9 — Plate & Finish: Arrange the roasted lamb chops alongside the vegetables. Spoon that gorgeous spring herb gremolata generously over each chop. The bright greens against the golden lamb — it’s honestly stunning. Finish with an extra squeeze of fresh lemon juice.
Step 10 — Serve & Enjoy! Serve immediately while everything is warm. The combination of juicy roasted lamb chops, caramelized vegetables, and that bright, punchy gremolata is something else. Trust me on this one.
This one pan lamb dinner pairs wonderfully with a side of sweet potato puree for a heartier meal, or keep it light with a simple Mediterranean salads on the side.
Tips, Tricks & Shortcuts for Perfect Results
Success Tips from My Kitchen to Yours
After testing this spring lamb recipe more times than I can count, here are the tips that made the biggest difference:
1. Dry your lamb chops thoroughly. This is the single most important step. Surface moisture prevents the Maillard reaction from happening. Pat, pat, pat with paper towels.
2. Don’t overcrowd the pan. If your sheet pan is too small, use two. Overcrowding creates steam, and steamed lamb is not what we’re going for.
3. Room temperature lamb = even cooking. Pull the chops from the fridge 20 minutes before cooking. Cold lamb straight from the fridge cooks unevenly.
4. Make the gremolata while the lamb roasts. This is your multitasking window — don’t waste it!
5. Invest in a thermometer. Such a game-changer for lamb. The difference between 135°F and 155°F is the difference between tender and tough.
6. Add vegetables strategically. If using softer veggies (cherry tomatoes, zucchini), add them 5 minutes after harder ones (asparagus, carrots) for even roasting.
7. Make extra gremolata. It’s incredible on eggs the next morning, stirred into soup, or spooned over our roasted vegetables salmon for a completely different meal.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
| Mistake | Result | Fix |
| Skipping the pat-dry step | Pale, steamed lamb instead of golden-brown | Use multiple paper towels; press firmly on each side |
| Overcrowding the sheet pan | Vegetables steam instead of caramelizing | Use two pans or cook in batches; leave 1 inch between items |
| Cutting into lamb immediately | Juices run out, dry meat | Rest 5 minutes tented with foil — patience pays off! |
| Using dried herbs in gremolata | Flat, dull flavor (gremolata should be vibrant!) | Always use fresh parsley and mint; dried herbs won’t work here |
| Oven temp too low | Lamb doesn’t brown properly | Preheat fully to 425°F; use an oven thermometer if unsure |
| Chopping gremolata too far ahead | Herbs oxidize and turn brown | Make within 30 minutes of serving for best color and flavor |
Variations & Serving Ideas
Protein Swaps & Dietary Adaptations
While lamb is my top choice for this sheet pan dinner, here are some variations that work beautifully:
Chicken thighs: Bone-in, skin-on thighs work perfectly — increase roasting time to 25-30 minutes at 425°F. The herb gremolata brightens the chicken just as well.
Beef sirloin steaks: Use thin-cut steaks for a similar cook time. Season with the same Mediterranean lamb chops seasoning blend.
Plant-based version: Swap lamb for thick-sliced portobello mushrooms or seasoned chickpea patties. Roast at the same temp for 15-18 minutes. The gremolata makes these veggies sing.
Seasonal vegetable swaps: Summer? Use zucchini and bell peppers. Fall? Butternut squash and Brussels sprouts. Winter? Root vegetables and cauliflower. The sheet pan lamb chops technique stays the same.
Serving Suggestions & Pairings
This Mediterranean lamb chops recipe stands alone beautifully, but here are my favorite ways to round out the meal:
Grains: Fluffy couscous, lemon-herb quinoa, or warm pita bread to soak up those gremolata juices
Salads: A crisp fattoush or tabbouleh — check out our caprese pasta salad with orzo for something heartier
Sides: Creamy hummus, tzatziki (so good with lamb!), or our silky sweet potato puree for a comforting addition
Non-alcoholic beverages: Sparkling water with fresh mint and cucumber, iced hibiscus tea with a squeeze of lime, or fresh pomegranate juice. A homemade lavender lemonade is also stunning with lamb.
Meal Prep & Storage
Storage Guide for Sheet Pan Lamb Chops
| Method | Container | Duration | Notes |
| Fridge — cooked lamb | Airtight glass container | 3-4 days | Store separate from vegetables for best texture |
| Fridge — roasted vegetables | Airtight container | 4-5 days | Great for adding to grain bowls mid-week |
| Fridge — gremolata | Small jar, olive oil on top | 2-3 days | Best made fresh, but the oil layer helps preserve color |
| Freezer — cooked lamb | Freezer-safe bag, air removed | Up to 3 months | Thaw overnight in fridge; wrap tightly to prevent freezer burn |
| Freezer — roasted vegetables | Freezer-safe container | Up to 2 months | Texture softens slightly; best for adding to soups or grain bowls |
| Do NOT freeze | N/A | N/A | Gremolata loses its brightness when frozen — always make fresh |
Meal Prep Assembly Tips
Here’s my sheet pan meal prep strategy for the week (I do this almost every Sunday):
Batch roast: Double the lamb chops and vegetables on two sheet pans. Total active time is the same — maybe 5 extra minutes of prep.
Portion smart: Divide into 4 glass meal prep containers. Two chops + a generous scoop of vegetables per container.
Reheat gently: Oven at 300°F for 8-10 minutes, loosely covered. Microwave works in a pinch (90 seconds on medium power) but oven is better for texture.
Add fresh: Make the spring herb gremolata fresh when you’re ready to eat — it takes 5 minutes and makes reheated lamb taste like it just came out of the oven. This is such a game-changer for weekday lunches.
Container rec: I love glass containers with snap-lock lids. They don’t stain, reheat well, and look great if you eat at your desk (no judgment).
Sheet Pan Lamb Chops with Spring Herb Gremolata
Ingredients
Method
- Preheat the oven to 425°F (220°C) and line a rimmed sheet pan with parchment paper. The high heat is what drives the Maillard browning on the chops.
- Pat the lamb chops completely dry with paper towels. Drizzle with 2 tablespoons olive oil and season generously with the salt, pepper and dried oregano, rubbing it into every surface. Let them sit at room temperature while you prep the vegetables.
- In a mixing bowl, toss the trimmed asparagus and halved cherry tomatoes with 1 tablespoon olive oil, salt, pepper and a pinch of red pepper flakes if you like a little heat. The vegetables should glisten, not swim.
- Spread the vegetables in a single layer on one side of the pan and arrange the lamb chops on the other side, leaving space between each chop so they roast rather than steam.
- Roast on the center rack for 12 minutes for medium-rare (135°F / 57°C) or 15 minutes for medium (145°F / 63°C), until the lamb is golden-brown outside and pink and juicy inside.
- Check the thickest part of a chop with an instant-read thermometer. Remember the lamb carries over about 5°F after it leaves the oven, so pull it slightly early if you are unsure.
- While the lamb roasts, make the gremolata: combine the chopped parsley, mint, minced garlic, lemon zest, 1 tablespoon lemon juice and 1 tablespoon olive oil in a small bowl. Stir well and season with a pinch of flaky salt. Chop the herbs by hand for the brightest flavour.
- Transfer the chops to a cutting board and tent loosely with foil. Rest 5 minutes so the juices redistribute, and use the time to plate the vegetables.
- Arrange the lamb alongside the roasted vegetables and spoon the spring herb gremolata generously over each chop. Finish with an extra squeeze of fresh lemon juice.
- Serve immediately while everything is warm.
Notes
Frequently Asked Questions
Substitution & Technique Questions
Can I use lamb rib chops instead of loin chops?
Absolutely! Lamb rib chops (sometimes called “lollipop chops”) work beautifully in this recipe. They’re slightly fattier, which means even more flavor. Just watch the cook time — rib chops are usually thinner, so reduce roasting time by 2-3 minutes. Check for 135°F internal temperature for medium-rare.
What if I don’t have fresh mint for the gremolata recipe?
Fresh basil is your best substitute — it adds a similar brightness. You could also try fresh cilantro for a different but equally delicious twist. I’d avoid dried mint here because gremolata really relies on that fresh, vibrant herb flavor. Think of it like a fresh salad versus dried seasoning — totally different vibes.
Can I marinate the lamb chops overnight?
Yes, and I’d actually recommend it when you have the time! The lamb chop marinade of olive oil, garlic, oregano, salt, and pepper penetrates deeper with an overnight rest. Just keep them covered in the fridge and pull them out 20 minutes before cooking to take the chill off.
What’s the best oven temperature for sheet pan lamb chops?
I’ve tested everywhere from 375°F to 475°F, and 425°F hits the sweet spot. It’s hot enough for browning and caramelization (Maillard reaction territory) but not so hot that the vegetables burn before the lamb is cooked. If your oven runs hot, drop to 400°F.
Dietary, Nutrition & Meal Prep Questions
Is this sheet pan lamb chops recipe keto-friendly?
Yes! As written, this recipe is naturally low-carb and keto-friendly. The lamb and gremolata are virtually zero carbs, and the vegetables add minimal net carbs (asparagus has about 2g net carbs per serving). Skip the cherry tomatoes if you’re strict keto, or swap them for additional green veggies.
How do I reheat sheet pan lamb chops without drying them out?
The oven is your best friend here — 300°F for 8-10 minutes, loosely tented with foil. Add a splash of broth to the pan for extra moisture. The key is low-and-slow reheating. Microwaving works in a pinch but can make lamb chewy if overdone. Always add fresh gremolata after reheating!
Can I freeze the lamb chops with the gremolata?
Freeze the cooked lamb chops and roasted vegetables separately — they’ll keep for up to 3 months in freezer-safe bags with the air pressed out. Do NOT freeze the gremolata. Fresh herbs turn dark and mushy when frozen, losing all that vibrant spring flavor. Always make the herb gremolata fresh for the best taste.
Is this healthy lamb recipe suitable for a Mediterranean diet meal plan?
One hundred percent — this is a textbook Mediterranean diet recipe! It features lean protein, olive oil as the primary fat, abundant vegetables, and fresh herbs. My nutrition science background (shoutout to my Barcelona degree) tells me this hits the right macros: balanced protein, healthy fats, and complex carbs from vegetables. It fits beautifully alongside dishes like our Mediterranean breakfast bowl for a full day of Mediterranean eating.
What sides go well with this for meal prep?
My go-to meal prep sides are cooked quinoa, roasted sweet potatoes, or a simple cucumber-tomato salad. The beauty of this sheet pan dinner is its versatility — the gremolata works with almost anything. Try it with our spinach and feta pairing guide for a Greek-inspired combo.
Nutritional Highlights & Final Thoughts
Why This Recipe Is Good for You
From my training at the University of Barcelona and my Cornell plant-based nutrition certificate, I can tell you that this sheet pan lamb chops recipe is a nutritional powerhouse. Each serving delivers approximately 26 grams of high-quality complete protein, essential for muscle repair and satiety. The extra virgin olive oil provides monounsaturated fats linked to heart health and reduced inflammation — the PREDIMED study showed a 30% reduction in cardiovascular events with a Mediterranean diet rich in olive oil.
The gremolata’s parsley alone delivers over 500% of your daily vitamin K needs per cup, crucial for bone health and blood clotting. Mint adds digestive support, while garlic’s allicin compounds have been studied for their immune-boosting and anti-inflammatory properties. The roasted vegetables contribute fiber, vitamins A and C, and the lycopene in roasted tomatoes is actually more bioavailable than in raw tomatoes. All this in a dish that tastes indulgent — that’s the beauty of the Mediterranean approach. Abundance, not deprivation. (I’m a certified health coach, not a doctor — always consult your healthcare provider for personalized nutrition advice.)
Let’s Cook Together!
I really hope you give these sheet pan lamb chops with spring herb gremolata a try — whether it’s for a weeknight dinner, meal prep Sunday, or a special spring celebration. Every time I make this recipe, it reminds me why I fell in love with Mediterranean cooking in the first place: simple ingredients, big flavors, and meals that make you feel genuinely good.
If you make this recipe, I’d absolutely love to see it! Tag me on Instagram and share your creations — seeing your versions is the highlight of my week, honestly. Drop a comment below with your favorite variation or any questions. I read every single one.
For more Mediterranean inspiration, check out these favorites: our enlightened Mediterranean chicken bowl, the flavor-packed lamb shakshuka recipe, our spinach and feta pasta, or end on a sweet note with our easy tiramisu. Happy cooking, friends!
