[PHOTO STORY] If you aren’t comfortable dining out, try making a new recipe at home

Lucy Murray, Staff Writer|April 19, 2021

Dining out during a global pandemic can be nerve-racking, so making new recipes at home can be a good solution to avoid unnecessary stress. My family decided to make honey mustard salmon in foil from the Gimme Some Oven recipe, combined with a New York Times salmon recipe to better fit our taste palettes. We then decided to pair it with a salad and homemade mashed potatoes to make it a more filling meal.

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