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Soft Mascarpone Scrambled Eggs
I learned how to make creamy Mascarpone scrambled Eggs, and now I crave them regularly. Good, free-range eggs are paramount to this recipe, for taste & safety.
Hot radish and japanese cucumber salad
This spontaneously created Radish- Cucumber salad has been long time favorite in my house. This oil-free, healthy, spicy, crunchy and unbelievably easy to make salad will fit into any diet.
Laptop Fennel and Radish Salad
First of all I will say up front that I haven't prepared this yet, but I have a cooking job scheduled next week and I'm working from my laptop in a hotel room. I work like this frequently. I'm preparing a porchetta which I can make in my sleep but I must have a salad to satisfy the vegan sect (I've heard they are going to be burning copies of "Nose to Tail" this weekend). But I think fennel and radish will complement the porchetta straight off the food truck. Here's what I'm thinking:
Radish and Cress Side
This is a homage to every Central and South American co-worker I ever had the privilege of working with in a kitchen. To the things they taught me about their food, culture and heritage from papusas to tamales to lorca, the food is and will always be kick ass. The one thing I learned early on is food south of the American border is more often than not, not served with refried beans and rice. Thank god! This is a salad and the variations are infinite, where the greens maybe different but the radishes are the anchor. You could use cabbage, wilted with a little salt for an hour or so or any peppery green. Make that enchilada or tamale pie and serve this as the side, you won't regret it, trust me.
Radish Crostini
My mother is responsible for turning me from a picky eater into an adventurous foodie. She made this for me once as a simple snack with radishes from her garden and farm fresh butter - it was a food epiphany for me. Radishes that fresh taste so peppery - the whole thing was heaven. Now I make it all the time. I know it's not even really a recipe...but it's so good that I don't really care.
Radish Truffle Butter
While dining at Pike Brewery in Pike Place Market (Seattle), we were served raw radishes to spread butter on and to dip in truffle salt. I was never a big radish fan but this combination of ingredients was a revelation to me. Later I saw a recipe for plain radish butter in a Lee Brothers cookbook and thought I would combine these two experiences into one unique recipe. The result was sublime especially when added to steak or seasoning corn on the cob. - SavorySweetLife
Radish & Herb Butter Roll
I love to make variations of butter rolls to accompany fresh hot rolls out of the oven ...and so this recipe was born. - micki barzilay
Rootin’ Tootin’ Radish Salad
This is an play on tatziki sauce. Here slices of radishes are enveloped in soft clouds of sweet and creamy sour cream. This dish can be served along side of grilled kabobs, or eaten by its self. You can use greek yogurt instead of sour cream, it will add a bit of tanginess.
Simple Roasted Radishes
Radishes are root vegetable, so I thought why not roasted 'em. Potatoes, carrots, beats and even turnips get roasted so lets roast these bad boys up (little bit dubious about the end product)! They came out great, subtle sweetness with an after tone of pepperiness...slightly nutty. We served them along side broiled fish.
Sauteed Radishes with Mint
Butter adds a bit of richness to this otherwise simple dish. Browning the butter takes it a step further to add a nutty note, enlivened on the other end by the mint. - liahuber
Rose-Swirled White Chocolate Bark
I made this intoxicating bark as hotel-guest favors for my friend Yasmin's wedding. I used a basic bark recipe by Ina Garten and swirled it with some ethnic heritage! Yasmin is half Syrian, half Pakistani. Syrians wear white on their wedding, and Pakistanis wear red or pink - so this bark was perfect. The base of white chocolate is swirled with Rooh Afza, a sweet, rose-flavored syrup from Pakistan found in a big glass bottle at any local ethnic store. While the chocolate is wet, I swirl in the syrup and add toasted coconut and salted pistachios. - Taiyyaba
Deep Red Bells
I missed the submission deadline for the red pepper contest as I was catering to my sick kitty, but I figured I'd share my best red bell pepper recipe here anyway. As soon as peppers start flooding the farmers' market in late summer, I start making batches of these to use on sandwiches, salads, or crostini. They're ridiculously simple, with just a few ingredients, so it's essential to start with great fresh peppers that are perfectly ripe. (And yes, I was thinking of the Neko Case song when I came up with the name for this recipe :) )
Radish & Cucumber Salad
In Russian you call someone “rediska”, which means radish, when they’re naughty and misbehaving. At least that’s what my mother does. I never could understand why, but perhaps it’s because radishes are sharp and peppery. Anyway, being called a radish doesn’t hurt my feelings any because I happen to love radishes. I grew up eating this cool and refreshing radish salad, and as far as I can tell, it’s a Russian classic. My mother makes it with Kirby cucumbers, but I usually use English cucumbers because they’re much easier to find. And Mom never used the dill, though it is a common addition. I can’t remember what Mom served this with, and she’s being a radish and not answering her phone right now so I can’t ask, but I think it’s great on the side with roast chicken. One large bunch of radishes is usually enough to make the recipe. - Lucy Vaserfirer
Grilled Mushrooms in Foil Packets
If you like to grill foods at a picnic, here's a great vegetarian option. Prepare these packets at home, then pack them, ready to grill, in your picnic basket. The recipe is inspired by one in Patricia Wells's cookbook "Vegetable Harvest.” You can make this with cultivated or wild mushrooms.
Creamy Potato Salad With Yogurt Vinaigrette
You may worry about the amount of dressing in this luscious salad, but you'll find that it is largely absorbed by the potatoes. The salad resembles a classic creamy potato salad with lots of crunchy celery, but there's only a smidgen of mayonnaise here. The technique of softening the onions with boiling water comes from the cookbook author Deborah Madison.
Onion and Red Pepper Confit
I always look forward to spring when Vidalia onions are in season. I like to saute them in a little oil and sometimes butter until they are brown, soft, and sweet. In this recipe, I added chopped garlic and roasted red peppers, cut to about the same size as the onions. The longer you cook this, the better it gets. Tonight I served it over some simply grilled fish. (local fresh-caught fluke, purchased directly from the fisherman at the farmers' market yesterday...amazing.) It's good as a topping for crostini--brush the sliced bread with a little oilve oil, toast it, layer on some fresh ricotta cheese, and put this on top. It can be added to pasta sauce, used as a filling for an omelet, a topping for hamburger, or served with roast potatoes. - drbabs
Luscious Pickled Peppers
I love pickled peppers and didn't even realize how much I loved them until I started to make them for my Farmer's Market customers. This recipe is loosely based on one from Linda Ziedrich in her Joy of Pickling book. I can my peppers to make them shelf stable, but you can easily keep them in the fridge if you don't care to water bath can them. I hope you enjoy this recipe!
Spicy Cajun Remoulade Sauce
This spicy cajun remoulade sauce recipe gets its kick from a combination of spicy brown mustard and prepared horseradish. Mustard is my secret ingredient.
Chimichurri-ish Marinade
Some Japanese friends of mine who lived in Argentina marinated beef tongue in a similar sauce. I liked the marinade, but the tongue, not so much. I tried to replicate the marinade and now enjoy it with just about anything I can grill (except of course, the tongue).
Garlicky Red Chili Hot Sauce
Thai mango salsa
With summer's rich bounty of fruits, the onus is on me to dream up new ways to use the fruit. Munching on them alone is fine, but some fruits, like mangoes, beg to be gussied up. Per my husband's request, it's usually in the form of mango chicken — a quick stir-fry of chicken, onions and garlic, topped off with mangoes, cilantro and lime juice, served over jasmine rice. But it's hot. Dreadfully so. And so, along the lines of sweating out the heat with heat, I bring you Thai mango salsa.
Molly's Hot Mustard
If you want your clear out your sinuses next time you make a panini or have a spiral ham, this is your mustard. This mustard is sweet when you first taste it, then it has a big hit of heat after that. It is so addicting. This has been a family favorite for years, but my sister-in-law, Molly, faithfully made it often and would even gave it as gifts. Here's the deal, Molly was not a big cook, but now I can not make it without thinking about Molly and how often she made it. So I have taken it upon myself and renamed "The hot mustard" after Molly. Our family lost Molly 4 1/2 years ago to cancer. I know that we will never stop missing her, but I know that she would get such a kick out of me renaming the recipe after her. Here's to you, "Miss Molly"... - MyCommunalTable
Cucumber-Watermelon Salad
Asian (hoisin sauce) and Mexican (jalapeño) combine in this bright summer salad, which takes advantage of a seasonal favorite, watermelon and the ever-reliable cucumber. Flat-leaf parsley adds specks of deep green, and pistachios add crunch.
Simple Frozen Sweet Corn
This recipe is perfect if you're looking to freeze batches of sweet corn. You will fall back in love with frozen sweet corn after making this delightful recipe.