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Orange Fennel Salad with White Balsamic Vinaigrette
This salad is bright, fresh, flavourful and comes together in 10 minutes with just 5 ingredients. I have given the amounts for one serving, as I make it quite often as a quick side salad to take with me for lunch, but you can easily double, triple, or quadruple it to feed more folks. It makes a great starter or side salad to just about any meal.
Sweet Potato Fries with Goat Cheese and Raspberry Sauce
Who doesn't love food trucks? Here in LA they are a way of life. They have their own Facebook pages and blogs and even have their own day of the month in Venice Beach! Well my own personal favorite was called Fresh Fries, an entire menu dedicated only to avant grade Fries. Unfortunately the truck is no longer and I have had to fend for myself in trying to recreate this most unusual late-night, ultra-indulgent food masterpiece, although to look at it you would think it more of a massacre. All I can tell you is that you have to taste it to believe it. It is the perfect balance of salt, sweet, creamy, sour mouth-watering goodness you will ever stumble upon after a 10 mile bike ride and a 5 mile hike. You have been warned :)
Red Onion Chutney
The majority of the households in the Southern part of India wake up to the aroma of steaming Idlis, sizzling Dosas, or yummy Upma, every morning. All of these snacks need chutney to go along. Here is a recipe for special chutney that is not only healthier than cholesterol-aggravating coconut chutney, but also is extremely easy to make. This recipe was written by the Healthline Editorial Team: http://www.healthline.com/health-recipes/red-onion-chutney
Simple spring lemon pasta
A healthy, simple and quick weeknight diner
Cashew Hummus
This is a raw cashew hummus recipe that everybody will love. It is great served next to a salad and some falafel, it's the perfect spread on a slice of bread.
Parsley root and purple sweet potatoes fries
This recipe is for Parsley Root Fries and Purple Sweet Potatoes Fries. It's the healthier, baked and more interesting version of regular potatoes fries.
Easy Honey-Roasted Carrots
This recipe was originally inspired from Food & Wine and I made it a little more simple for our busy work weeks and day-to-day cooking. It has become our go-to for a quick and delicious side dish that pairs well with almost every dinner we make at home.
Bachelor's Gazpacho
You don't have to be single, or male, to appreciate this authentic classical treasure.
Lemon Sole Roasted with Leeks and Tomatoes
I adore leeks but the only recipe I know and love that uses them in all their glory is Julia Child’s recipe for oven braised leeks. That recipe takes about an hour to prepare which is way too long for a weeknight. So instead I made this Lemon Sole Roasted with Leeks and Tomatoes and it was so good! The leeks caramelized and the tomatoes added their lusciousness and made the whole thing just delish!
PUMPKIN & PANCETTA PASTA
A few years ago, I lived in Bologna -- home to Italy's best pasta. One of my favorite meals there: pumpkin, pancetta and penne. Pasta alla zucca is a slippery mix of roast squash, grated cheese and pan-fried pork. I first tasted it in Osteria del Montesino -- a neighborhood eatery filled with anarchist students. It tasted so good that I had to ask how to make it. The cook's reply: 1) bake the squash, 2) stir with cheese / pancetta, 3) toss and 4) serve. Roasting the squash brings out sugary notes balanced by the umami of the salted pork.
Cabbage with pasta ( Krpice sa zeljem )
From a trip down memory lane.
Acorn Squash Burritos
When making a burrito, the quality of the tortilla is important. We get ours at the tortilla factory a couple blocks away--it's a small family owned restaurant, but of course most people aren't that luck, and there are those nights when we don't plan ahead and have to use tortillas from the grocery store. The end result is also affected by the quality of the salsa; use your favorite, homemade if possible. This isn't so much a recipe as a fortunate combination that came about with leftovers (the squash and seeds were already roasted and the salsa made) and a need for lunch.
Kimchi Hummus
This is a great to introduce Kimchi to the unadventurous eater.
Unbelievably Quick Black Bean Soup
If you're looking for an incredibly fast yet delicious soup, look no further. Instead of chopping and cooking all the ingredients for traditional black bean soup, use a jar of salsa instead, preferably fire-roasted. This recipe was written by the Healthline Editorial Team: http://www.healthline.com/health-recipes/unbelievably-quick-black-bean-soup
Quinoa Pizza with Tomato and Mushrooms
tomatoes provencal
This easy side dish satisfies with sweet roasted tomatoes, topped with a crunchy crumb topping!
Caldo Verde
This recipe proves the point that the sum is greater than the parts. Who knew that potatoes, kale, chorizo, a little garlic and water could produce something so hearty, full of flavour and satisfying. This is what to make when you only have a few hardy winter vegetables to hand and a crowd to feed. Easy, cheap and fabulous.
Apple red cabbage
I grew up with jarred red cabbage, but this recipe for a home made version is so much better, and foolproof - as easy as opening a jar, really.
HOMEMADE GARLIC DILL PICKLES
Easy garlic dill pickle recipe and top with a personalized food label for gift giving.
Warm Brussels Sprout and Couscous Salad
This is a very simple, vegetarian and healthy recipe. Not to forget delicious. Perfect for a fast dinner after gym or after a busy day.
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.
Smoky roasted tomato and red pepper soup
Crock Pot Vegetable Stock
In an effort to eat better, and maybe stock up on some winter soups, I present to you this vegetable stock. It’s made in a crock pot, and it couldn’t be easier. I always keep a sealable baggie full of vegetable scraps in my freezer, and recently my brother, Dane, called me to ask how to make vegetable stock from a similar baggie of vegetables that he had in his freezer. This reminded me that my bag was pretty much full, from carrot peels, onion butts and leftover pieces of zucchini, broccoli, garlic and whatever else I happened to throw in there, so it was time for me to make stock, too. It really doesn’t matter what vegetables you have, as long as you can fill up a 1 gallon baggie of whatever it is. Just toss it all in the crock pot (no need to thaw it out), add a bay leaf and 8 to 10 cups of water, then let it simmer on low for 8-10 hours (or on high for 4-5 hours, but I prefer the flavors of a low, slow stock). The color and texture of your stock will vary depending on what you have in your crock pot. For example, I had a few leftover bits of purple carrot in my stock, so it was a lovely dark brown color. The longer you let your stock bubble away for, the darker it will be, so consider that when you make yours. You can certainly make this in a stock pot on the stove, if you like – just bring it to a simmer, cover and allow it to cook for 3 hours or so. I do think that the crock pot is the best way to go about it, though, and considering how easy and waste-free the method is, I don’t see why everyone wouldn’t try it!
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.