Artichokes are one of spring’s treats. The green earthy flavor with a smooth texture pairs well with lemon, tomato, and grilled flavors. This dish is an old Sephardic favorite from Turkey that my Nona Chiprut used to make. It takes a little patience to pair down all those … [Read more...] about Passover Artichokes with Lemon and Honey
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Cauliflower Three Ways
The humble cauliflower, usually ignored, often over cooked, one of those vegetables your mother told you was good for you but smelled bad. Before I begin my Passover project I wanted to post these recipes for cauliflower. Cauliflower Cashew Salad Although this is not a … [Read more...] about Cauliflower Three Ways
Pluot Sorbet
On Monday, I went dutifully to Costco to stock up on staples for my home. You know trash bags, toilet paper, laundry soap, those annoying essentials that my husband thinks continually replenish by magic under the sink or in the cupboards. Many times, I also buy fruit at … [Read more...] about Pluot Sorbet
Weekday Lentil Soup
Lentils are one of the most nutritious foods on the planet used as part of a complete protein in vegetarian diets or used as a low calorie, vitamin and fibre rich part of any diet. There are many different colors … [Read more...] about Weekday Lentil Soup
Banana Bread
I like bananas. Is our compulsion to eat bananas an acquired taste that our mothers nurture in us from birth? Do they truly taste good, eaten straight? This is a topic for debate. No matter which side of the issue you come down on, bananas are a little compact package of … [Read more...] about Banana Bread
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