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Quinoa
1 C quinoa
1 1/4 C water
Wash quinoa with fine mesh strainer, then combine water and quinoa in a pan. Bring to boil, reduce to light simmer and add lid, cooking about 15 minutes until fluffy but not sticky.
Asian Flank Steak (”Bulgogi light”)
1.5 lb flank steak
olive oil
soy sauce
whiskey or other spirit (tawny port, brandy, etc)
6-10 garlic [...]
Baked Apple Pancake
In the tradition of what American’s mispercieve as French souffle, this baked pancake could also be called domestically “souffle” though internationally I’d argue it’s not.
I received a set of Penzey’s spices from my mother some time ago and have been slowly making my way through the spices. Since that time, they’ve sent me catalogs, which [...]
Adapting a recipe from Orangette, I wanted to use up a few things from last week’s produce shipment in a soup and created this broccoli soup.
1 lb broccoli
1 qt stock (I use low sodium chicken stock in the paper containers, ideally would make it myself)
1/2 preserved lemon (can sub fresh lemon, check Orangette’s recipe)
1 red [...]
Sweet Pea Greens
Roasted Indian Potatoes & Roots
We needed a side dish so I sliced and blanched fingerlings & peruvian potatoes, adding fresh carrot chunks towards the end, then tossed them in Chaat Masala spice mixture (dried mango, etc) with some salt & pepper, olive oil, lemon juice. They went under the broiler until they had a light crust.
Last weekend I went to visit my favorite fishmonger and life enthusiast Joey at JP Seafood. He sent me home with some gorgeous grouper filet and a beautiful cut of hamachi (yellowfin, sushi grade).
I am no sushi chef so I threw them both on the grill with very little fuss and cut up some lemons. [...]
1 pork tenderloin
herbs de provence
olive oil
coarse sea salt
cracked pepper
1/4 C whiskey, brandy, or other liquor
1 bunch collard greens
deli/rustic mustard
dry mustard powder
cider vinegar
macadamia or olive oil
1/4 C walnuts
home made apple sauce or chunky store bought
Heat oven to 350. After trimming,coat tenderloin in olive oil, sea salt, pepper, and generous herbs de provence. Roast for 20-30 minutes [...]
1 head baby fennel (or half regular), with fronds
1 piece fresh halibut, .5-.75 lb
mixed salad greens
juice of 1/2 lemon
olive oil + macadamia oil if possible
vanilla salt & pepper
raw pistachios
1/2 roasted red beet
Heat oven to 350. Clean the fennel and cut off the fronds, placing the fronds on a parchment lined baking sheet in a pile. [...]
4 Peruvian Potatoes
3 large fingerling potatoes
1 medium yellow onion
2 eggs beaten
2 T salt
1 T fresh ground pepper
6-8 heaping T flour
1 tsp baking powder
vegetable oil
chives
creme fraiche
applesauce (store bought or recipe follows)
After washing, shred your potatoes and add to a bowl. Mince your onion, and add it to the bowl. Cover mixture with water and soak 10 [...]
Forgive me, I used a mix.
VIndaloo curry paste (an oil & spice mixture you can buy at a higher end store, or other spicy curry mix)
1 small onion
5 baby carrots
1/4 lb fingerling potatoes
1 cup kale
1 cup pea shoots
1/3 block firm or extra firm tofu, cubed and gently squeezed dry
2 tsp cayenne pepper
2 T vegetable oil
cilantro
Sautee [...]
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