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Mango Kulfi
Indian style ice cream /dessert made with thickened milk and mangoes pulp-Quick and easy recipe
Charred Scallion Gremolata
This recipe's charred scallion sauce hits all the flavors -- salty, smoky, sour, and slightly sweet. It's a wonderful accompaniment to grilled meats and fish.
Malt Vinegar Sour Cream Sauce
It's like British chips and American potato skins got together and had a love child of sauce. This Malt Vinegar Sauce recipe is perfect for any kind of potato.
A Different Guacamole
This recipe is based on a version of guacamole I was once served at a Middle Eastern restaurant. It's become a staple ever since.
Broccoli and Carrot Stir Fry
The perfect vegetarian stir fry. This crisp and crunchy broccoli and carrots stir fry dish with sesame seeds will satisfy the palate and your appetite.
Loaded Quinoa Salad with Lemon Scallion Dressing
We make this recipe at our cafe. Gluten free, hearty, healthy and filling- it's all we want to eat on a beautiful spring day. You won't miss the meat in this vegan recipe. The lemon scallion dressing is zingy and bright- and a perfect springtime compliment to this hearty salad.
Turmeric Oatmeal
Try this turmeric oatmeal recipe, since turmeric is known for being an amazing anti-inflammatory and for stimulating the complete digestion of proteins.
Bulgur Wheat For Breakfast
This Bulgur Wheat For Breakfast recipe came about one morning when I was out of my usual ingredients but I had some bulgur waiting to be used up on the shelf.
Quinoa Salad With Roasted Carrots and Frizzled Leeks
This quinoa salad, filled with soft roasted carrots, currants and a pomegranate molasses-spiked dressing, makes enough to feed a crowd, though you can easily halve the recipe for a smaller group. You can make it with any color quinoa you come across – it comes in shades of tan (called white), rusty red and brownish black. Just don’t mix them together in one pot because they all have slightly different cooking times. As for the pomegranate molasses, it's available in specialty shops and online, but if you don’t have it, substitute a good quality balsamic vinegar spiked with a little honey if you like. You can toss together the quinoa, dressing and carrots the day before serving, but don’t add the arugula until the last minute to keep it as fresh and crisp as possible.
Weekend Broken-Yolk Fried Egg Sandwich
One of the pleasures of this recipe is that it turns a broken yolk into a delicious accident. This egg sandwich is an amazingly easy anytime entree.
Raspberry Coconut Quinoa Breakfast Bowl
A perfect way to start the day! It's healthy and delicious and will keep you going.
Homemade Almond Butter
This is the perfect spread to have on toast in the morning, a sandwich in the afternoon, or even with some sliced strawberries and bananas.
Homemade Vegan Pasta
No more of that boxed stuff for you! Try this homemade vegan pasta recipe with all purpose flour, salt, and an egg equivalent or Ener-G egg replacer with water.
Simple Fresh Pasta
Making fresh pasta is like alchemy. But it’s a very democratic type of alchemy that anyone can be a part of. When you tell someone that you made your own pasta they will look at you like you’re a wizard, and only you will know how easy it was.
Roasted Rice Cakes with Scallion Oil
After a recent trip to China, I've been obsessed with crispy scallions on noodles, and have been inspired by a recipe from Fuchsia Dunlap's Every Grain of Rice. For this recipe, I experimented with using scallion-scented oil to roast fresh cylindrical rice cakes, a la David Chang's instructions in Momofuku. I can highly recommend this combo with kimchi and a fried egg.
Chunky Avocado-Papaya Salsa
This is based on a recipe in Kim Sunée’s wonderful new book, “A Mouthful of Stars” (Andrews McMeel). Her recipe is more of a salad, a fusion of Thai and Mexican flavors. I loved the idea of combining avocado and papaya, two subtle, creamy fruits, with crunchy, bright-tasting Asian pears and spicy chiles. The first time I saw the recipe I wanted to test it right away, but I didn’t have Asian pears. So I used an apple, and loved it. It’s the sweet, crunchy fruit that does the trick, and apples and Asian pears both work. There are onions in the original recipe but I’ve made them optional.
Tabouli.. Healthy, Simple and Delicious!
This is our family's recipe which has been handed down for many generations, and is included in virtually every family gathering by popular demand! Everyone, from the little ones to the grandparents, love Tabouli, so when we make it, it's a big production! It's healthy, delicious, and one of those dishes that will have the kids lining up to take home if there are any leftovers.
Chickpea Crespelle (Italian Crepes)
This gluten-free take on Crespelle, which are the italian savory version of French crepes, comes from my grandma's notebook. Though they are traditionally stuffed with savory ingredients like cheeses and vegetables, they go really well with anything, and are great enjoyed on their own as well.
Lemoney NY Cheesecake
This recipe is very simple with only 4 ingredients needed. The cheesecake is creamy, lemoney and not sweet.
minted green bean salad
this was my mom's recipe and I'm certain she learned it from her mom. It's a hit with everyone I know and always better if it marinates a few hours in the fridge. Note- I rarely measure these ingredients so you may need to adjust to taste. We like it with more vinegar than most and as it marinates you may need to taste and add more of one or more ingredients. Enjoy!
Sweet Potato, Chickpea, Avocado, and Egg Sandwich
This sandwich is inspired by the sweet potato pate I ate at Vedge, a wonderful vegetable-focused restaurant in Philly.
Black Rice and Lentil Salad on Spinach
Black rice is inky, as black as squid ink, and glistens against a bed of spinach. The pigments provide anthocyanins, flavonoids that are high in antioxidants. I was inspired to cook the rice with lentils by a pilaf that I ate recently at the “Healthy Kitchens, Healthy Lives” conference at the Culinary Institute of America in Napa Valley. In addition to the familiar green or black lentils, I’ve thrown in uncooked split red lentils, which contribute their own soft salmon color and crunch; they are soaked for a few hours to soften them, and that’s all they need. Prepare the ingredients for the salad while the rice and lentils are cooking. The cooked rice and lentils will keep for 3 or 4 days in the refrigerator.
Bulgur and Chickpea Salad With Roasted Artichokes
Quartering and roasting the artichokes instead of steaming them whole intensifies flavor and cuts down on preparation time for this salad. My initial idea here was to stuff the artichokes with the salad and steam them. But that took a lot of time, and diminished the flavor of the salad. So I trimmed and cut the artichokes into wedges, tossed them with olive oil and roasted them. The roasted artichokes tasted so wonderful that I’ll be inclined to cook them this way from now onhereon in. They are perfect served atop or on the side of this lemony grain, chickpea and herb salad. The bulgur will keep for 4 or 5 days in the refrigerator, and can be frozen. The artichokes can be roasted several hours or even a day ahead but are best when freshly roasted.
Barley and Herb Salad With Roasted Asparagus
When fat stalks of asparagus come into the markets, what better thing to do with them than roast or grill them? What’s more, the California chef and teacher John Ash, demonstrating a recipe at the recent “Healthy Kitchens, Healthy Lives” conference at the Culinary Institute of America in Napa Valley – an event that bridges health care, nutrition science and cooking – insists that not only does asparagus taste better when it’s not cooked in or near water, but also that it doesn’t cause that distinctive odor in urine many people experience after eating it. I can’t vouch for the latter claim, but asparagus is intensely delicious when you roast it And it’s a beautiful addition to this lemony mix of barley and herbs. For the herbs, I like to mix sweet (tarragon, chives) with bitter (parsley, marjoram, thyme). Cooked barley will keep for 3 days in the refrigerator and can be frozen. The dressed grains will be good for 2 to 3 days.