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Mango Lassisicles
Mango lassi goodness, in frozen stick form. Feel free to embellish, or to use non-Greek yogurt (which will make it slightly more icy).
Salad of Grilled Kohlrabi and Smoked Trout
I love kohlrabi and I recently experimented with grilling it with sliced lemon -- it made a very tasty recipe. But the real epiphany came the next morning.
Roasted Beet and Yellow Tomato Salad with Goat Ricotta and Basil
The acidity of the yellow tomatoes combined with the sweetness of the beets and that tang of the goat ricotta embodies the colors and flavors of summer in an absolutely perfect way. Inspired by some of the beautiful food photography all around the web, this is an absolutely fantastic salad to brighten up your table and bring joy to your tastebuds!
Waterlemint Sorbet
Watermelons, lemons, and fresh mint... all awesome summer ingredients wrapped up in one sorbet. The recipe took some inspiration from Jeni's Watermelon Sorbet.
Basil Vinaigrette
This has become a signature salad dressing for me. Drizzled over soft butter lettuce, it is one of my simplest and most requested sides by my customers. The trick is blanching the basil leaves so they keep their vibrant color, and using a very powerful blender to get it nice and smooth.
Blackberry Jello Fluff
I wanted to recreate the magic fluff recipe, but this time with Jell-O made from scratch and with blackberries, the fruit that goes best with whipped cream.
Lavender Lemonade
The sweet and tart summertime favorite, infused with the rich floral note of lavender.
Peach Jam with Lavender and Honey
Peaches come into season just as my lavender is in full bloom. This recipe tastes like summer and we love it with breakfast or as a topping on vanilla ice cream! For easy peach-peeling, score the bottoms, place them in boiling water for 30 seconds or until the skin starts to pull away, and then drop them into an ice bath. The skins will pull right off.
Homemade Lemonade with Mint
The perfect quencher on a hot day. Nothing beats a zesty drink to cool and refresh when the sun is shimmering outside. Anything lemon based is ideal and here you have the option to add ginger or mint to make this even more fragrant and summery.
Crazy-Good No-Temper Chocolate-Dipped Cherries
The secret to preventing the chocolate from turning grey is to dry and chill the cherries before dipping for this recipe. Then, refrigerate again right after.
Homemade Creamy Peanut Butter
Homemade peanut butter with sea salt is a pantry staple recipe that's easy to make. Once you try pure fresh homemade PB you'll never go back to store bought.
Tuna Salad with Dill
This dill tuna salad recipe isn't anything special, really, I just like a tuna sandwich occasionally! I like the more "adult" taste of adding a little dill!
Bay (or Rosemary) Scented Ricotta Infornata
When I first learned to make ricotta, I went slightly overboard with delight and had ricotta overflowing in my refrigerator. I made gnocchi, ravioli, gelato, Kulka's ricotta lemon bars, cheesecakes and used it in a number of pasta dishes. It seems like I was searching daily for other recipes to incorporate it. One day, in the cheese section of our local health food store, I came across something new to me- ricotta infornata, a slow baked ricotta cheese with a golden brown crust and crumbly center. I purchased a piece and was so delighted by it's simplicity and possible uses that I of course, wanted to try to make it. A web search revealed a few methods so I experimented. A blog by Marisa Wilkins, All Things Sicilian, was an inspiration. My version bakes up creamier than the cheese I purchased, actually a plus in my mind. I love the earthiness that bay imparts but it is also good using fresh rosemary. Serve it as a first course with a salad or as a dessert drizzled with honey and served with figs or grapes. The possibilities are as endless as is the use for any good cheese!
Basil-Lemon Sweet & Savory Meringues
I can't resist a good sweet-savory combination, especially when served in a delicate, bite-size package like this recipe. These meringues are fresh and fun.
Thai Gremolata
I developed this recipe for a Thai-inspired variation of gremolata a couple of weeks ago, when I wanted something to add an herbal, colorful, and flavorful punch to a braised chicken peanut curry. Traditional gremolata is an Italian condiment consisting of minced parsley, garlic, and lemon zest; it’s typically used to add a bright and herbal note to rich, meaty dishes. I thought a similar concept would work well with Thai flavors, so I subbed lime zest for the lemon and minced cilantro for the parsley, kept the garlic, and added shallots and peanuts. The results were delicious and I think this Thai Gremolata will be a go-to around the indieculinary household for not only curries and such, but for grilled meats, too.
Minty Turnip Lactopickles
I ferment hakurei turnips with a little bit of mint at the end to give them an amazing, fresh twist. You can sub any small turnip or even cut up a large one. Just make sure you wash thoroughly and don't peel them! Fermentation is simple pickling. Time and submersion are the keys!
Macedonian Pinjur (Baba ganoush on steroids)
This recipe is based on a popular Macedonian spread/dip called "pinjur" (PEEN-jur). A blend of roasted eggplant, italian sweet peppers, tomatoes and walnuts, this dish get's its kick from pureed raw garlic. If you prefer less bite then use less garlic, but if you're like me 3-4 cloves is just right for this savory spread. The beauty of this recipe is that it's easy to prepare, very nutritious and keeps for quite a while. It is the perfect alternative to hummus, if you are looking for one. Serve and enjoy with friends!
Roasted Garlic Scapes
Every spring I scour the markets until I can find my true love--garlic scapes. I buy them, and make this recipe's roasted garlic scapes for pestos and dips.
Lemon Poppy Seed Homemade Larabars
These chewy fruit and nut bars are bursting with lemon flavor. Not only are they dead easy to make, they're healthy for you too!
Gorgonzola Walnut Spread
This lovely handmade spread redefines the hackneyed “cheese spread” genre. It’s easy to put together and is great for a picnic, tailgate, cocktail party, Saturday afternoon on the patio, road food. You get the picture. Please chop or break up the walnuts by hand so they don’t turn into crumbs.
Vegan Chocolate-Banana “Ice Cream”
An oldie but a goodie: Banana “Ice Cream”. This is always a hit at my cooking classes because people can’t believe this ice-creamy consistency is just bananas.
Beer-Candied Bacon
This beer candied bacon is like homemade bacon-jerky. This recipe is some of the best bacon I’ve ever made. You must try it for yourself.
Crispy Tofu Chips
As someone who likes the idea and taste of bacon but not the texture (or the pork!), I love this accidental - and vegan - discovery: a crispy tofu chips recipe!
Crunchy Cannellini Snacks (Roasted White Beans Snack)
This recipe turns savory cannellini beans baked into a crunchy snack. You won't believe how delicious these roasted white beans are.