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Broccoli Cauliflower Chickpea Bowl
Broccoli Cauliflower Chickpea Bowl with a rich and creamy Tahini Lemon Sauce! This simple roasted vegetable and chickpea bowl is gluten free, Vegan and low calorie. A super EASY and satisfying meal guaranteed to keep you full for hours. Great for lunch, dinner or snacking!
Joe's Special (my version)
When I was in college there was a restaurant that served what became my go to/always order/breakfast/late night dinner. It is a non recipe, that is, the proportions of ingredients are just a guideline. The "original" called for ground beef and chicken eggs and onion, garlic and parmesan. I changed the ingredients but the spirit is still true to the "original".
Orange Carrot Ginger Juice
Boost your immune system with an Orange Carrot Ginger Juice recipe packed with healthy citrus and carrots, tons of flavor and a zing of tartness.
Taco Tuna Quinoa Sliders
Taco Tuna Quinoa Sliders are packed taco flavor and protein to keep you satisfied The perfect grab and go lunch or snack!
Chive, Herb Goat Cheese, and Tomato Frittata
In early spring, all we have growing are chives, but they get a starting role in this dish. The herb goat cheese makes me dream of overflowing herb gardens to come later, and the eggs are from my local farmer who opens up his farm stand in the spring. I love the heartiness of this dish for dinner. (Adapted from Martha Stewart's Cheddar, Scallion and Tomato Frittata).
Pea Ricotta Spread
This is perfect for a spring menu, as an appetizer or something to nibble on. It is really easy to prepare and it tastes delicious. Spread it on lavash, pitta bread or crackers, it is all so good.
Eggplant Fritters - Crispy on the Outside, Buttery on the Inside
Coating the slices in a thin batter prevents creates a creamy inside and crispy outside. This fritter recipe is the Bengali's favorite way to eat eggplant.
Fresh Spinach with Vegetables - Eat your greens and love them too!
Greens are a popular first course in Bengal. Make this slightly smoky, sautéed spinach with creamy aubergine and a sweet vegetable (winter squash or sweet potato) for a unique blend of flavors. Nigella seeds add a nice smoky flavor. They are a common ingredient in Middle-Eastern or North African baked products like flat-bread. Naturally also in Indian cuisine. You should get these black seeds in any middle-eastern or Indian store, or on the internet.
How to Make Ghee at Home, Pure and Simple
I see people buying ghee and I want to ask them why? Why not make it yourself? Because it is really easy! Just use butter. That is what my mother used to do, after she figured out that saving up cream from non-homogenized milk for days to make ghee is just too complicated. Not to mention a bit smelly when the cream starts going sour on you. Just get the kind of butter you like, organic, unsalted, local, supermarket brand, whatever. Boil it gently on the stove-top until it clarifies. Filter. Store in a jar for months. Just make sure not to introduce moisture. Enjoy the aroma and the decadence it introduces to even simple dishes, like lentils, rice, savory porridge or mashed potatoes. Ghee is good for you too. According to Ayurveda, ghee cleanses the blood, is good for colon health and the brain. Just don't combine it with sugar if you want to avoid adding on the pounds.
KOREAN CORN TEA (OKSUSU CHA)
Korean Corn Tea recipe is made with corn kernels that are roasted until almost charred, then boiled in water until it takes on the nutty flavor of the corn.
Tudor(ish) Marchpane Cake
This recipe for marchpane is an early Tudor era version of what we call marzipan. Both are made from ground almonds, sugar, and usually rose water.
Marcella Hazan's White Bean Soup with Garlic and Parsley
How to cook a soulful bean soup in 10 minutes? As Marcella Hazan used to tell her students, "What you leave out is just as important as what you put in." Adapted slightly from The Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking (Knopf, 1992).
Simple Roasted Eggplant Pate
This eggplant pate spread is flavorful and incredibly simple to make. Low in fat it is great for anyone avoiding fats. This recipe is incredible!
Beef With Horseradish-Beet Aioli
For this modern take on traditional boiled beef, a beef fillet is very gently simmered (never boiled) with root vegetables in stock, then sliced up rosy rare and dolloped with a homemade horseradish aioli and some flaky sea salt. It’s piquant, juicy and on the lighter side of a beefy main course. Tenderloin works best here, but it's not generally considered kosher, so if you are making it for Passover, Rosh Hashana or another Jewish holiday, use a boneless rib roast or center cut London broil. The magenta-colored beet horseradish keeps in the fridge for weeks, and it's also great on roast beef sandwiches.
Josh Ozersky's 3-Minute Hash Browns
For this recipe's quick, 3-minute hash browns, take a big pan, sizzle some salted butter in it, and when the foaming subsides, grate an unpeeled potato over it.
Avocado toast with dukkah
A simple Avocado Toast recipe with an Egyptian twist using Dukkah. Just toast sliced bread, add avocado, squeeze of lemon and sprinkle with your dukkah mix!
Everyday Banana Cookies
These grain free, sugar free cookies are called 'everyday' because they are so healthy they can become your everyday tea time snack. They stay super moist after baking but you will probably gobble them up too quick to worry about that.
Masala Chai or Spiced Indian Tea
Masala chai Indian spiced tea is cooked in milk and spices and is aromatic, a tad spicy and often rather filling.
Cashew & Date Coffee Creamer
This Coffee Creamer recipe taste luxuriously rich and sweet, but is made from ultra healthy ingredients like cashews and Dates! Easy to make! Enjoy.
Homemade Sauce Mayonnaise by M.F.K. Fisher
This is my favorite mayonnaise recipe, and frankly gives the best flavor of all mayonnaise's I've tasted. This recipe is originally from an old Classic French Cookbook of mine that I played around with. Instead of using lemon juice I used a white wine vinegar (you can use red as well), and I also used a combination of both olive oil and vegetable oil. Usually this is made with olive oil or vegetable oil, but I ran out of olive oil so I had to combine them both. Either way this recipe is great!! Enjoy!
Padrón Peppers with Toasted Cumin and Coriander
The Spanish Padrón peppers are eaten straight, after a brief grilling or stir-fry to give them brown blistery spots that greatly add flavor.
BASIL AND ALMOND PESTO
For this basil almond pesto recipe, no blanching or skinning is required; just blend it all together, and you have your aromatic fresh pesto ready in minutes.
Sweet Tart Passion Fruit Curd
I’ve never had a more flavor-packed fruit curd in my life! This passionfruit curd recipe tastes like sweet tarts and includes egg yolk, butter and sugar.
Zahav's Hummus Tehina
The secret to a great Zahav's hummus is an obscene amount of tehina, half of the recipe by weight, so it's important to use the best quality you can find.