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Category Archives: Vegan
Additional Springtime Discoveries
Here are some additional meals this Spring. New combinations abound and provided great pleasure. Spaghetti with Colatura, Cherry Tomatoes and Haricots Verts Catalan Eggplant and Peppers; Roasted Potatoes with Onions and Flowering Chives; Spinach and Baby Shiitakes New Vegetable Cookbook … Continue reading
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Various June Culinary Delights
June was a cornucopia of food pleasures. The farmers markets were in full-swing, so fresh vegetables were plentiful and attractive. Here is a sampling of the goodies.
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Simple March Lunch — Shishito Peppers with Miso Sauce and Sour Beer
I bought some Shishito Peppers last Wednesday and fried a few for an appetizer two days ago. They were so hot, I could not eat them. Since that’s normally not the case with these, I tried again today, but with … Continue reading
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More March Meals — Roasting Again!
The good news this month is that — after suffering a broken hinge that disabled the oven for more than a week, the range finally got fixed. Which means that the culinary response to all this cold, crappy March weather … Continue reading
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Cauliflower and Many Vegetables Paella
Next to pasta, one of my favorite suppers is paella. Fortunately, I am getting comfortable now with the methodology, so I can make it with whatever is available or suits my fancy. Tonight’s version features half a head of cauliflower, … Continue reading
Ribollita for Dealing with Heavy Snow
This is soup weather: bitter cold, windy, and a three-day snowstorm. The antidote is a hearty, fortifying soup which will stick to your ribs and taste great. I found one online the other day: Trattoria Mario’s Ribollita, from a small … Continue reading
Miami Beach, Cuba, and then….Fregula Sarda at home
The break in my communications from January 6-14 was for an amazing trip to Cuba. We went with a group from our synagogue on a cultural/religious mission in support of the remaining Jewish community there. It was marvelous in many … Continue reading
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Lunch Yesterday, Dinner Tonight
As we prepare to leave for eight days in Cuba starting tomorrow, we are binging a bit on vegetables and salads, which may not be the healthiest things for us to eat there. You will also notice a reprise of … Continue reading
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Wild Mushrooms, Caponata, Rosemary-Ciabatta
Today was opening day for the Cambridge, MA, Winter Farmers Market. It was also the first time I have been to this market, in any year. Last week when I looked over the list of vendors, there were two in … Continue reading
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Caponata Smackdown
One of the Italian dishes I adore is Caponata, a Sicilian eggplant treat with strong overtones of the island’s Arabic influences. The current population of Italy is 60,254,297 people, so there must be at least 60 million recipes for Caponata. … Continue reading
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