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Sweet Potato Cakes
Use left-over mash potato (sweet or white) that's been chilled for at least 24 hours for best results. Serve with butter as a snack or on the side of a fry up. This recipe was written by the Healthline Editorial Team: http://www.healthline.com/health-recipes/sweet-potato-cakes
Fancy Crispy Russet Potatoes
I make this crispy russet potatoes recipe every time I have people over for dinner that I want to impress. It goes great with any sort of meat as a side dish.
Baked Potato Chips with Chive Dip
Before you reach for that bag of sour cream potato chips, check out this recipe for your own with chive dip! It has the same great flavor, but half the fat!
Rose and Honey Flavored Oats
A warm, comforting porridge made with oats. The rose, cardamom and honey elevate the humble oats to an almost dessert like quality in this recipe.
Oven "fried" pork tenderloin medallions
A healthier way to enjoy crispy, crunchy breaded pork tenderloin medallions. This recipe is easy, tasty, and pleasing to the whole family with extra calories!
Irish Lady Potato Salad
I call this recipe an Irish Lady Potato Salad because, well, an Irish lady made it for me many years ago. It is remarkably simple and insanely delicious.
A Slice of Spain: The Spanish Tortilla
This basque tortilla recipe boasts a complex flavor introduced by five humble ingredients, much like the Spanish culture rooted in the simple things.
Roasted Potatoes with Za'atar
Roasted potatoes are a go-to side dish at my table. I always double the amount and use them in other dishes throughout the week. My tween daughter loves them in quesadillas, on pizza, and they are great in a frittata for a light dinner. I am always looking for a way to change them up a little. Za'atar is one of my favorite ways to add flavor. I was writing about roasted chicken with za'atar for a recent blog post and decided to roast the potatoes with it as well. They were just delicious.
Tahini Roasted Broccoli
For this roasted broccoli recipe, toss the broccoli in a mixture of tahini, lemon juice, minced garlic, olive oil, and salt and pepper. Bake for 10 minutes.
UrbanEats Swiss Rosti
This crispy potato pancake is sure to warm up any winter night. Serve with a crisp green salad for an economical and satisfying dinner.
Spicy Baked Sweet Potato Chips
Skip the fryer and slowly roast your sweet potatoes in the oven to get that perfect crunch. Kick them up a notch with cayenne and rosemary!
Chicharrón with Lime and Chili Salt
Dark Chocolate Dipped Candied Citrus & Lemon Slices with Vanilla Infused Sea Salt
Chocolate Dipped Lemon Slices recipe: Because it's citrus season. And EVERYTHING is better dipped in chocolate! Delicious!
1 Min Chocolate Mug Cake - Eggless
Chocolate mug cake made in microwave in just a minute
Cauliflower fritters
crisp and Fried snacks and starters are a hot favorite during winters.As cauliflower is very easily available during this seasons so we make many recipes and starters with cauliflower.
Creamy Turmeric Ginger Tea
This is a loose riff on the turmeric tea from 101 Cookbooks. Turmeric is an anti-inflammatory, and when combined with the cold-soothing powers of ginger and honey, it makes a powerful restorative. I use almond milk as the base for my turmeric tea, both because it helps release fat-soluble compounds in the spices and because I like the nutty creaminess it gives against the bitter tumeric and sharp ginger. This is the perfect soother if you have a cold, a sore muscle, or even menstrual cramps.
Five-Ingredient Feel Good Soup
Really, there are six ingredients, but since basil is added as a garnish, I thought I could get away with that alliteration. Miso is definitely the star of this recipe. And why shouldn't it be? It’s a rich, low-sodium, vegan flavouring for soups, sauces, dressings and more, plus it’s got a ton of microbiotics that aid digestion as a result of the fermentation process. This soup is so easy on the stomach. I relied on it 100% to get me out of my post-holiday slump, and I'm sure it will work wonders for you as well.
The Cold Buster Concentrate
Super Cold-Buster! This anti-inflammatory beverage is soothing when you have a cold or flu. The recipe makes a concentrate that you can mix with hot water. I find this much more convenient than brewing up a fresh batch every time I need a cup.
Tortilla Soup With Roasted Cauliflower 'Rice'
This is not exactly authentic, but I wanted to add a vegetable to my tortilla soup, to make it more of a dinner in a bowl, so I decided to shave cauliflower, toss the ricelike pieces with oil and chili powder, and roast it. I loved the addition of the spicy roasted cauliflower to each bowl of soup, along with the tortilla crisps that I toasted in the microwave rather than frying. You can make this soup even more substantial by adding eggs (see the variation that follows the recipe).
Orange-Scented Winter Squash and Carrot Soup
I was looking around for new approaches to winter squash and found a wonderful looking recipe in “Plenty More,” the latest collection from Yotam Ottolenghi, for roasted butternut squash with buckwheat polenta. The squash was seasoned with allspice, cardamom, and orange peel, among other things, and I was inspired to try these seasonings in a soup. I tied the spices, herbs and orange peel into a cheesecloth bag and simmered them in the soup to great effect. The essence of orange is especially appealing.
Minestrone With Giant White Beans and Winter Squash
The inspiration for this minestrone was a bag of Rancho Gordo Royal Corona beans that I have had in my pantry for a while. Royal Coronas are large white European runner beans that are similar to Greek gigandes but bigger, richer and sturdier. They are about twice the size of a lima bean and, unlike many other large white beans, the skin doesn’t slip off when you soak them. If you substitute limas I would not soak the beans, but if you use the Royal Coronas, do soak them to shorten the cooking time. The beans are downright meaty and the soup is a hearty one. I didn’t even feel the need to add pasta or rice to this substantial minestrone.
Chard Stalk, Celeriac and Leek Soup
Hold onto your chard stalks! Recently I came upon a recipe in a Provençal cookbook for a gratin made with chard stalks and celeriac. I used the combination for a purée, which I served at Thanksgiving dinner to great acclaim. I took the same idea and made it into a blended soup, this time adding a potato and a bunch of leeks for added flavor and body. The soup is incredibly satisfying, but quite light.
Collard Greens with Lime + Peanuts
These collard greens conjure the tropics which is enticing no matter the season here in New England.
Carrot Salad with Feta + Nigella Seeds
This gorgeous middle-eastern inspired carrot salad is an impressive way to use up that half-bag of carrots languishing in the vegetable drawer.