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Roast Beetroot Soup
I love beetroot and eat it often, whether simply roasted and served with my beloved garlic yogurt, with a roast chicken or in salad with feta and watercress perhaps. Today though I decided on a soup. I had thoughts of something jazzier, adding a bit of this or that but in the end decided to keep it simple so the earthy sweet flavour of the beetroot could shine through and along with its majestic colour, create a lunch to make the soul soar.
Fresh nectarines marinated in lavender infused coconut milk
Roasted Hot Peppers
These Roasted Hot Peppers originated to spice up our fall chili. It is a great recipe for families because you can customize your chili's heat from mild to fiery.
Garlic Chutney
This dry chutney is a staple condiment for classic Indian street foods like Vada Pao, & bhajias (tempura made with almost any vegetatable coated with a spiced chickpea batter
VEGAN Viennese Coffee for 2! (Coffee smothered in homemade vegan whipped cream!)
This recipe is so easy to make. Do it for a lovely accompaniment to brunch or dessert or just because!
Small batch VEGAN Whipped Cream!
So easy and delicious! Make it and put it on everything in sight! Great for cakes, cookies, drinks, fruit, cereal, brunch, desserts of all kinds...
Palisade Peach and Hatch Chile Jam
Palisade Peach from Colorado, and Hatch Chile Jam from New Mexico, pair so well together it can't be a coincidence that their seasons parallel. Try this recipe.
Spaghetti with Olive Oil, Garlic and Pan-Fried jalapeños
Here’s to Spaghetti Aglio e Olio’s new incarnation – a pasta recipe with jalapeno olive oil recipe that might be zen-like but that is undoubtedly memorable.
The Joy Kitchen's Roasted Cantaloupe
Next time you find yourself resenting a bad, watery cantaloupe, cut it up and roast it. The cubes collapse slightly, having lost some of their water weight. What's left is sweeter, more complex and jewel-like, with lightly singed edges. Eat it as is, put it on top of your yogurt, granola, or buttery cakes, or puree it into popsicles. Adapted slightly from The Joy Kitchen.
Golden plum and ginger jam
What’s a home cook to do with too much summer fruit, in this case, Golden Plum? Make this Golden Plum & Ginger Jam recipe! It's the best jam you’ve ever tasted.
mixed fresh fruits with chillie peppers paste
its only a mixed fresh fruit salad with chillie pepper paste
Citrus & Fresh Fig Chia Seed Pudding
This is a lightly fragrant and delicately flavored citrus and fresh fig chia seed pudding. I love fresh figs and now is the time to devour them. The little fig seeds mingle with the chia seeds for a crunchy texture and the citrus and maple brighten the otherwise mellow, creamy pudding. It’s not quite dessert but it is a lovely and refreshing summer breakfast for two.
Spiced & Caramelized Sweet Potato Fries
I seem to go through a lot of sweet potatoes every week. They’re a great pantry staple to have on hand for easy and comforting but healthy meals. I almost never do more than slice them into rounds and then roast with a little bit of olive oil and sea salt. This recipe is the one exception to the rule but it’s still embarrassingly simple. It's adapted from a fantastic recipe for candied sweet potato fries I saw on Tara Stiles' website and requires a handful of ingredients you probably already have on hand and it always works. Every single time. It’s also absolutely delicious and can feed a crowd.
Breakfast Quinoa Bowl
This is the perfect alternative to your breakfast oats. Cooked quinoa simmered in almond milk creates a creamy and hearty breakfast porridge. Full of vitamins, fiber, and protein, this is an incredibly healthy and delicious meal.
Quinoa with apricot and pine kernels
I discovered the quinoa just a year ago, and now I'm fan number one. A friend runs a health product shop, and we come together a couple of times a week to talk about food, and this is our new baby.
Miele di fichi (Fig Honey)
Miele di fichi is not actually honey, but a honey-like syrup made from dried figs - an age-old recipe from Puglia. It's Traditionally used in pastry-making.
Picklebacks
You could make this briny pickle back cocktail recipe classier by using artisanal pickles and small-batch whiskey. Or you from whatever you have.
Salad with Crisp Croutons
A tasty and light summer salad perfect as a starter, side dish or as a light lunch.
Spicy Oven-Roasted Okra
When making oven roasted okra, cutting the okra in half lengthwise and roasting it eradicates the “slimy” texture that most people associate with it.
Smoked salmon and crème fraiche canapé
A delicious and tasty appetizer which can also be served as a canapé.
Peach Tart
A delicious and light summer dessert or can also be served as a sweet canapé.
Sweet & Spicy Grilled Fruit
Get your creative juices flowing with grilled fruit! In just minutes you can achieve sweet caramelization that’s a no-brainer for dessert, but don’t miss bringing them to the table as an appetizer or side dish, or saving them for breakfast the next day. It’s easy to mix and match flavors and fruits to add color and jazz to any meal.
Roasted Tomato-Garlic Toasts
This "recipe"--more a guideline--came about as a way to get dinner on the table without fuss, and is an example of my exploration of roasting any and every kind of vegetable. The sweet flavor of best-quality late-summer tomatoes is concentrated and enriched by putting in a fairly hot oven and keeping it there till nicely browned. You can vary the quantities as you like. Not much more to be said--it's yummy, addictive and very popular around here.
Green and Wax Bean Salad With Tomato Vinaigrette
This recipe calls for using past-their-prime tomatoes to make a vinaigrette by halving them across their equators, scooping out the seeds and grating the flesh on the large holes of a box grater. Seasoned with salt, vinegar and olive oil, it makes an flavorful dressing. Here, it's tossed with green and wax beans, sliced kalamata olives and torn basil leaves for a summer salad that's delicious cold or at room temperature. The vinaigrette can also be used as a crostini topping with white anchovies and fried capers, or in the base of an agrodolce to serve with fish or chicken.