Snack
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Cinnamon Vanilla Hazelnut Spread
Move over peanut butter, this cinnamon hazelnut spread is amazingly delicious. With some added vanilla, it has just the right sweetness in this recipe.
Meyer Lemon Vanilla Bean and Ginger Karma Marmalade
This meyer lemon vanilla bean marmalade recipe is terrific when spread on toast, with a piece of cheese placed on top. I also love to make a grilled cheese.
Mediterranean snack wrap
This simple wrap has nearly every flavor component--lightly sweet fig preserves, briney, creamy feta, nutty wheat lavash (can be substituted with wheat flatbread/tortilla), and some dry black pepper heat. I don't eat pork, but imagine this could be even more delicious with some prosciuotto and arugula and a few drops of citrusy olive oil; alternatively, rosemary caramelized onions will be a nice touch.
Quick Swedish Pickled Cucumbers: An Adventure in Cooking from Fäviken
Like many Swedish pickled cucumbers recipes, Chef Nilsson calls for one part white vinegar to two parts sugar and three parts water for quick crisp cucumbers.
Candied Bacon
Bacon rules in my house. I wanted to incorporate it into dessert somehow, but didn't feel like making bacon ice cream. What to do? I've taken to cooking bacon in my oven instead of a fry pan on the range top. It's less messy, retains its elongated and flattened shape, and doesn't sit in a pool of fat. How else could I have fun with bacon, then? Here's how.
Pizza Piccante
Our latest pizza is a fabulous recipe creation that I like to call Pizza Piccante. I encourage you to try it! Piccante, in Italian, means spicy, hot or piquant.
5 Minute Amaranth Popcorn
This recipe creates a unique and fun take on popcorn. With amaranth, you will find your favorite snack is more nutty and healthy. The kids love it, too!
Canal House's Cranberry-Port Gelée
This port gelee recipe is a DIY cranberry jelly for anyone who loves the stuff in the can (and even the ones who don't). This recipe is great!
Brown Butter Marshmallow Popcorn
I really loved how the vanilla and Brown Butter brought the marshmallows and Popcorn to a-whole-nother level in this recipe. You're going to love this treat!
Watermelon Lassi
My boys and I just love, LOVE the fresh summer flavors in this watermelon lassi: watermelon, lime, mint and yogurt. For a lighter drink, you can leave out the yogurt; for a cooler treat, you can freeze this mix in popsicle molds!
Does this still count as lemonade?
It is hot. This entire week I haven't wanted to leave my house because it is too darn hot. I needed something for long hard walk (about 10 minutes and I get to stroll through two gardens) to work. This is what I came up with, it's delicious to drink on my way to work, and once I get there I can pull out my fork and go for the fruit which is pleasantly cold and lemony. I put mine in a mason jar because it looks cute and packs easily, but you could use a water bottle or just a glass instead.
Decadent Fried Egg Sandwich
The decadence in this recipe is due to the amount of butter used to make the fried egg. I love this sandwich's complex salty flavor from the anchovy.
Ramp and Chèvre Pizza with Red Pepper Pesto and Spelt Crust
Let's be clear: This pizza is assembled from store-bought ingredients. If you'd like to make your own spelt crust and red pepper pesto, it will be amazing. The spelt dough I buy weighs about a pound and generally yields two thin pizzas, so it would be easy to double.
Turkish Mint Lemonade
This Turkish Mint Lemonade is one of the most refreshing drinks we've ever had, because it's minty and not too sweet. Recipe can easily be doubled or tripled.
Orzo and eggs
So, it's late at night, you just got home, you're tired, you're hungry, most of all you're lazy, but you don't really have much to cook with. That was how I felt when I came up with this recipe, but with just a few ingredients that you most likely already have (because who has time to go to the store), you could be eating a delicious meal in a half an hour. This is so easy, you will be unhappy forever if you order take-out instead.
Two Potato Cutlets with Mint and Cumin
This potato cutlets recipe is my own. I mix sweet potato and regular potato to create a nutty sweet flavour that is very popular with kids and grown-ups alike!
Fresh Orange Juice and Nutella Smoothie
One of my new year's resolutions is to get back into Nutella, but I want to disguise it as a healthy ingredient whenever possible. A smoothie with fresh orange juice and non-fat Greek yogurt works well with a touch of the Magic Stuff. The orange juice and Greek yogurt provide a nice, tangy counterpoint to the Divineness formerly known as Nutella. Use any variation of "Nutella" that you have on hand.
Candied orange pecans with bourbon
Had a bunch of leftover booze from our wedding and created this using bourbon
Orange Blossom Candied Cranberries
This recipe makes bright, orange blossom candied cranberry gems that look beautiful in a glass bowl, and are so easy for your guests to pop in their mouths.
Marie's Roasted Almonds
For as long as I can remember, my mom has been making the most beautiful pan roasted almonds at Thanksgiving and Christmas. They sit in a beautiful bowl during cocktail hour and before you know it, you've eaten a few too many handfuls. These do take a bit of effort for roasted nuts, but the results are well worth it. I like them served a bit warm.
Baked Chickpeas
A healthy snack
The Not So "Tornado" Potato....just for fun!
This Korean Tornado Potato recipe is consisted of a whole potato spiral cut & wrapped around a skewer & then deep fried. Season with salt & pepper or Cajun.
Quick and Easy Naan Pizza
This brainstorm came together as my husband and I drove home one night not quite knowing what we were going to do for dinner. We were tossing around ideas to replace bacon for a BLT (we recently became pescetarians) and it evolved into a sort of fresh pizza based on what was cheap, available and in the fridge at home. Easy on the clock and the budged, with a big helping of yummy. -corkage
Grilled Cheese with Asparagus
Grilled cheese is never ordinary. Even if it is a hamburger bun turned inside out and grilled with white American cheese it can be the right thing at the right time. It is damn near the perfect foil for all kinds of flavors and it is just waiting for the imagination to take it for a magic culinary ride. There are no rules just things you might want to consider. Country style loaves are great but often when grilled they want to cut the top of your mouth, or at the very least act as sand paper on bare skin, the option is a potato country loaf which is going to be tender and grill up nicely. The idea of using anything other than butter is somewhat appalling but you could see olive oil as an agreeable option on the right occasion, even rendered animal fat could be a good choice. Pan choice of course is important and cast iron always works well as does medium heat. Medium heat takes longer but it will in most cases assure melty gooey cheese and a good brown crust with a good crunch.