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Dads. They’ve been protecting us, providing for us, and telling us bad jokes our whole lives. So how can we show him how much he really matters to us on Father’s Day? You could go with the old stand-by, a tie, or mix it up a little with some novelty socks, but what if you made it a little more personal this year?
I don’t know a dad that doesn’t love a good, home-cooked meal. Try one of these easy, dad-friendly recipes for Father’s day. VitaClay will make this the most delicious Father’s Day present he’s ever gotten. You’ll make it the most memorable.
Meat and Potatoes, anyone? Serve these delectable ribs over a bed of mashed potatoes and Dad will be in heaven!
https://vitaclaychef.com/blogs/recipes/braised-red-wine-short-rib
If your dad likes to flaunt his Irish side, he’ll love this Corned Beef and Cabbage:
Or if he likes it spicy, try this amazing Cuban Style Shredded Beef Roast:
https://vitaclaychef.com/blogs/recipes/cuban-style-shredded-beef-cooked-in-clay-ropa-vieja
Does your dad prefer chicken? No problem!
https://vitaclaychef.com/blogs/recipes/slow-cooker-tequila-lime-chicken
Or if he’s all about seafood, impress him with this amazing Cioppino!
https://vitaclaychef.com/blogs/recipes/slow-cooker-san-francisco-fishermen-s-wharf-cioppino
No matter what your dad likes, VitaClay can help you make Father’s Day special, so you can let your dad know how much you appreciate all he’s done for you. And if your dad is one of those special guys who loves to cook, consider giving him his own VitaClay—the gift that will keep giving all year long!
To another year of happiness and health to all of the Fathers out there!
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