Pesto Ingredients
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Pesto Ingredients
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Supernatural Brownies
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arugula, fennel & orange salad
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roasted almonds
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In an oven-safe pan, stir together 1 cup of raw almonds and 2 teaspoons of olive oil until the almonds are evenly coated. Roast at 350 F for about 20 minutes, or until they are well-browned. While the almonds are still warm, season to taste with hot Pimentón de la Vera (Spanish smoked paprika – I think I used a rounded 1/2 teaspoon) and kosher salt.
These almonds were part of a tapas menu that I posted about here.
Vuelta a España: Salmorejo (Cold Tomato Soup)
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Vuelta a España: Salmorejo (Cold Tomato Soup)
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There seem to be as many versions of this recipe as there are celebrants in Córdoba on Immaculada Concepcion. It’s traditionally served with serrano ham* and hard boiled eggs. But, I decided to turn it up a notch and go vegan with my interpretation of this recipe. Sure you can have gazpacho, but if you’re really hungry and want food NOW then check out this salmorejo.
*eating ham seems to be the national pastime of Spain. Recipe and details on Veggin’ – www.megabeth.net/?p=5954
Mrs Mac’s Apple Pudding
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This recipe is one of my grandmother’s recipes in my mother’s old recipe book. It’s very tasty.
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Vegetarian ‘gumbo’ (01)
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Vegetarian ‘gumbo’ (01)
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Mise en place: the ingredients for vegetarian gumbo, adapted from Saveur Magazine.
Cut the recipe by 2/3, use homemade vegetable stock in place of water, and add one TBSP each of ‘Creole’ seasoning and Marmite.
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Watermelon Salad (04)
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Cubed herbed-tofu (Twin Oaks) tossed with thick-cut fresh basil, cubed watermelon, tomatoes, capers, s/p, a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil.
Recipe adapted from Suburban Food Nerd (substituting tofu for feta cheese).
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To blanch tofu: Bring water to a boil. Turn off heat. Add cubes to hot water and rest for 5 minutes. Remove, strain, and drain.
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Pasta Pomodoro Recipe
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Olive oil
Black and red pepper
4 Medium tomatoes (Beefsteak, Brandywine, a mix of the two, etc)
Spaghetti for four (can use fresh, but high quality dry works best)
1 tbs. butter
Parmesean (fresh grated is best)
Basil (fresh) and/or thyme (fresh preferred) and/or oregano, chopped fine
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Peel the tomatoes: easiest way is to quick blanch. Boil a pot of water, throw the tomatoes in for about 10 seconds, take them out, rinse them under cold water, the peels should slide right off.
Halve the tomatoes, remove tough part of the core / stem.
Prepare your oil: Heat olive oil over medium heat, with a little red and black pepper. WARNING: Go easy on the red pepper, you can’t undo this if you get it too spicy.
Cook the tomatoes: throw the tomatoes in the pot, let them soften for a few minutes, then mash with a spoon or potato masher. Don’t worry too much about the texture at this point. Lower to a simmer, salt lightly, cook for about 30 minutes. Stir / mash sporadically. Reducing is a goal, though you don’t want to reduce too soon, which is why we need a simmer.
Cook the spaghetti: Stop about 1 min before it’s ‘done’.
Warm the plates: In the oven. 200 degrees, 5 mins. Do not serve pasta pomodoro on cold plates. Period. WARNING: If you’re going to skip this as too fussy, you might as well stop, throw the whole mess out, and just open a jar of Prego.
Bring the pasta to the sauce: I always add in stages, because there’s nothing worst than too much pasta / too little sauce.
Let them dance: Turn the heat up to medium-low. Stir. Test the pasta… I usually let this stage go 2-3 minutes, but if I’ve under/overcooked the pasta in the previous step, I might go longer/shorter.
Finish: Off heat, but still in the pan, add butter, grated parmesan cheese and herbs.
Inspired by Scott Conant and Marcella Hazan, amongst others.
jambalaya
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My recipe for jambalaya can be found at worldfamousnosh.wordpress.com/2008/01/25/jambalaya-crock-…
Spicy Chicken Street Zucchini Noodles Recipe-3
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