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Pig Pulled Over
This recipe serves 16, so living on my own it means two weeks of pulled pork sandwich for lunch. But when each subsequent sandwich surpasses the previous, that can hardly pose a problem.The choice of fruit juice is arbitrary, but I like mango because it reduces into the richest glaze. This method of making coleslaw is inspired by the Taiwanese pickling technique of first making a vinegar simple syrup, then pouring the hot syrup over the vegetables and letting it sit for three days. The result is something incredibly flavourful with a gutsy balance of acidity to cut through the pork’s fattiness.
Fennel and Radish Salad with Orange Honey Vinaigrette
I love salads but often get stuck in ruts, so I search the web for inspiration. I saw a picture of this salad, but there was no recipe included so I decided to do my best at reproducing the image and this is what I came up with, a fresh, crunchy summer salad that is light on the palate and a heavenly combination of sweet and savory.
CHOCOLATE & RASPBERRY GANACHE POTS
This is a perfect dinner party dessert. This silky, rich, sophisticated dish is enough to impress anyone just by the taste. When you tell them this pudding is free from refined sugars and animal products, I think they might just faint! No one will be wanting a traditional sweet after tasting this. I enjoyed this after dinner as a reward after a long day, and it certainly provides you with some luxurious comfort.
Cornmeal and Manchego “Flatbreads"
This recipe makes a thin and savory, crispy, yet fluffy flatbread. When you serve this cornmeal flatbread, serve it with fresh tomatoes or a bowl of arugula.
Carob coated cherries with walnuts
A Paleo friendly snack or dessert recipe that is quick, simple, and yummy! Cherries with Carob Coating and walnuts. Easy to make with only 4 ingredients!
Vegan Roast Peach Ice Cream
This ice cream came about as part of ongoing experiments with Psyllium husk. Vegan ice creams tend to be icy as the fat content from the milk cream is missing. Often, recipes incorporate starches, such as corn, potato or arrowroot, thicken and correct the texture of thinner nut milks. Psyllium does a similar trick of thickening the fluids and cutting through some of the icy-ness that may result when frozen. This recipes uses coconut milk that has a higher fat content than nut milks. It helps to use only the cream part of the coconut milk, that part that floats onto the top inside the can, and discard the watery bits. This is not a blended ice cream and it tastes as such. You get to taste every flavor with integrity.
Refreshingly Healthy Strawberry Creamsicles
Your summer just got a whole lot better with these al- natural and only three ingredient popsicles!
Raw Chocolate Brownie
This raw brownie recipe has the gooiest centre and you won’t believe how good it is for you. Made with raw cacao, a great source of magnesium, this brownie will give you that chocolate fix without the refined sugar.
Quinoa Crêpes with Blackberry and Plum Compote
The crêpes are fluffy and light, they balance well with the compote and taste heavenly. The main base is the quinoa flour; this acts as a great gluten free flour made from ground quinoa, however you can use other gluten free flours like buckwheat, rice or millet.
Basil Infused Olive Oil
I love making this Basil Infused Olive Oil recipe and drizzle it over heirloom tomatoes, grilled eggplant, fresh mozzarella and broiled fish.
Milk Halwa
Sweetened condensed milk, lemon, pistachio and cardamom make this a recipe a sweet and simple halwa dessert.
Mini Mounds Bites
The very idea of coconut and chocolate together makes me weak in the knees, but I assure you it wasn't always that way. As a kid I would hardly look twice at a mounds bar or an almond joy because, uh hello, SNICKERS! But as I've ripened and explored outside beyond the overly sweetened flaky variety, I've fallen deeply in love with the purity and versatility of this fruit. Pair it with dark chocolate and that snickers bar can't hold a candle. For a decadent treat full of real ingredients that shine without being masked by extra sugar, or a sweet craving that whips up in no time, or even a last minute dessert for your girls wine night, these little babies are adorable and reminiscent.
Southeast Asian Amaranth Stir-Fry with Ginger
This incredibly simple Southeast Asian stir-fry recipe brings out the sweet, nutty flavor of amaranth with a kick of ginger and fish sauce. It's delicious!
Summer Tacos with Corn, Green Beans and Tomatillo Salsa
Another way to use the versatile green bean in summer cooking. Cut into one-inch lengths and add to a mix of corn, chiles and green tomatillo salsa. Green beans are such a reliable and versatile summer vegetable. I serve them on their own, of course, but I also throw them into various pasta dishes and salads, and here I’ve used them in a taco filling. Cook the beans first, just until tender, then cut them into one-inch lengths and add to this sweet and spicy mix of corn, chiles and green tomatillo salsa.
Raspberry-Buttermilk Pops
Simple and refreshing pops to beat the summer heat. Recipe inspired by and adapted from People's Pops.
Drunken Pisco Fig Jam
I love the rich, traditional Peruvian brandy called Pisco. It is a dream in Pisco Sours and is popping up in trendy cocktail bars. I am also a fig lover. When I stumbled across an Epicurious recipe for drunken fig jam, I couldn't resist skipping out on the Cognac in favor of Pisco.
Sweet Corn Panna Cotta with Chilled Pea Veloute
This Pea Veloute recipe is made by the lowliest of vegetables - canned corn and frozen peas. But it's become my favourite summertime soup. Serve with sourdough.
Carmelized onion corn eggs
Who doesn't love deviled eggs? I have been adding ingredients from the green market throughout the summer. Smashed fava beans added with fresh garlic confit was eaten so fast I never got a picture. so be inventive. Add anything you fancy. : you can double triple quadruple this recipe for a crowd.
Mango and mustard sauce
Tangy, sour and pungent mango and mustard sauce-
Yogurt & Berry Tart With a Pecan Crust
I often will eat fruits and nuts plus yogurt for breakfast. This is basically a fancified version of that very simple breakfast. And look how pretty it is! Layering the ingredients into a tart not only makes it feel more fancy, it causes the flavors to hit in you in a different way. This tart has beautiful flavors of toasty nuts, tangy yogurt, and red ripe berries (raspberries are my favorite, but you could use all sorts of fruit! You could also top the crust with something else entirely -- I have visions of chocolate ganache on a pecan crust). I was surprised by just how good I thought it was -- it was one of those ideas that actually works out just how you'd hoped in the execution! It's easily healthy enough to eat for breakfast -- it lasts for several days in the fridge and you can just cut yourself a slice in the morning -- but it is nice enough for a light, summery dessert. The pecan crust is adapted slightly from the blog Passports and Pancakes. It might not seem like it will bake up as a functional crust, but it really does!
BLIMEY-LIMEY WATERMELON-PAPAYA GAZPACHO
Watermelon and papaya pair to make this delicious blimey limey soup complemented by limes that add a tang. The result - a sublime summer recipe!
Microwave Oreo Cake
Try this recipe for an easy, instant microwave cake with just 3 ingredients, done in 5 minutes. You'll need Oreo cream biscuits, fresh milk and fruit salt.
Nigella Lawson's One-Step, No-Churn Coffee Ice Cream
This recipe has 4 ingredients, 1 step, no cooking, and no churning, but the espresso coffee ice cream you get will have a creamy, almost buttery smoothness.