Honey Maple Mustard Parsnips is a great dish, totally Thanksgiving worthy,
To get this gorgeous dish on your table you simply coat some peeled parsnips in a mixture of honey, maple syrup, wholegrain mustard, vinegar, garlic, salt and pepper. There is one other secret ingredient that adds a subtle fruity, pine flavor. Can you guess what it is?
Caramelized Brussels Sprouts Pancetta Pizzette are tasty bite-size treats that are gone in moments of the first bite. These wonderful creations are circles of puff pastry topped with a beautiful mess of ingredients. Layers of shredded Brussels sprouts sauteed in Saba and vinegar mixed with thick cut pancetta and cheese.
I stumbled upon a new snack, Fried Paprika Chickpeas. These babies are perfect with a cocktail or a robust red wine. Is it cocktail hour where you are right now? If yes, give this recipe a try.
Today’s recipe is Creamy Garlic Tarragon Scallops, a dish for two that will delight and satisfy. The scallops are cooked until golden and then added to a creamy sauce infused with garlic and studded with fresh tarragon.
Roasted Lemon Garlic Artichokes are a great appetizer dish. They’re mild taste makes them a great intro to a meal, and they have great eye-appeal, don’t they?
Cashew Butternut Squash Soup, is a medley of flavors. Mostly mild tasting ingredients, with the usual mirepoix base of onions, carrots and celery in butter. Chunks of potatoes and butternut squash are added, and followed with cashew milk and chicken stock. Finally, the flavor is amped up with some garam masala. It’s marvelous!
It’s the season for comfort food, soups, hearty meat dishes and wholesome veggies, and what works really well with those dishes is a tasty topping. Today’s recipe is a great topping for those dishes, Cashew Parsley Gremolata. It’s a combination of toasted cashew nuts, chopped fresh parsley and lime zest. It’s delicious.
The weather is cooler in New York and I have that yearning for heartier meals. Quick and Easy Meatballs with Tomato Sauce is a hearty dish full of flavor, and as the name states, they’re quick and easy.
These Mole Rubbed Pork Chops are a spicy flavorful pleasure for the palate. One bite and you’re transported to a smokey, sweet and spicy place that you will not want to come back from.
The term “Mole” in this recipe is pronounced “Mo-lay”. So fear not, I am not talking about the weird burrowing creature (tee-hee). This Mole rub is inspired by the Mexican Mole sauce that is served over meat. It is dark, slightly sweet and smokey, just like the rub in this recipe.
Here’s a good one, Brunch Time Sausage and Egg Croissants. This recipe is super tasty and perfect for those times when you have a few friends stay overnight. Imagine how pleased your friends would feel if they were presented with this when they wake up.
