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Salsa Fresca: A Fresh Dive Into Its Vibrant History and Ingredients Did you know that one of the beloved condiments in both Mexican and Tex Mex cuisine traces its origins all the way back to the ancient Aztecs? It’s salsa fresca. You may also know this lovely salsa as “pico de gallo”. Salsa fresca combines fresh, simple ingredients for a punch of f…
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Brownies: A Beloved American Dessert Why do you love brownies? Notice I didn’t ask IF you loved brownies. I assume you love them like most other people planet. Ask anyone for their Top 10 list of favorite desserts. More often than not brownies will be listed in this prestigious list. And why not? Brownies are a classic dessert. They are versatile, …
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Why Spinach? Oh, Let Me Count the Ways! What do you think when you hear the words “spinach salad”? Wait, wait. Don’t tune out. This spinach salad is bursting with flavor and is the perfect recipe to fill you with a sense of renewal and freshness. Forget about bland and dreary salads that make meal time fee like a chore rather than a treat. My spina…
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Making Magic with a Crustless Quiche How often do you make quiche? If the answer is not often, let me assure you have an egg-citing future with quiche once you meet my crustless quiche recipe. Yes, that’s right. Imagine all the creamy, eggy goodness of traditional quiche but without the crust. Don’t get me wrong. I love crust – on pizza, bread, and…
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In Praise of Leftovers: The Unsung Heroes of Meal Time Let’s be honest, leftovers have been getting a bad rap for far too long. If you’ve ever refused to carry home the remains of your meal or turned up your nose up at the sight of those lonely leftovers the next day, it’s time to rethink your relationship with leftovers. Often relegated to the bac…
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Ah, the humble egg! That versatile orb of deliciousness that has the power to transform your humble breakfast into a feast fit for royalty. But here’s the catch – frying an egg is both an art and a science. Get it right, and you’re a culinary genius. Get it wrong, and well, it’s scrambled eggs for breakfast again. Fear not! Today, we’re diving into…
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Are you searching for a new chicken recipe that is full of flavor and easy enough on a weeknight? I’ve got you covered! Try my Herbs de Provence Chicken with White Wine and Lemon. Herbs de Provence Chicken: A Culinary Journey to the French Mediterranean What’s not to like about a dish that is simple to make yet tastes sophisticated. That is the sto…
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Ah, risotto! It’s that creamy, comforting dish that’s the culinary equivalent of a warm hug from an Italian grandmother. The Delightful World of Risotto And it’s a dish with a long history. The transformation of rice from simple grain to exquisite risotto is attributed to a family in Milan during the Renaissance. A young apprentice using saffron as…
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You may know them as crawfish, crayfish, or crawdads. My question to you is how can you easily enjoy these mysterious and tasty, fresh-water crustaceans? My answer, crawfish dip. If you don’t know this, small yet tasty acquatic species, yet, it’s time to take your tastebuds on a culinary adventure. What’s a Crawfish? Louisiana is the epicenter of c…
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What beloved food grows on a tree that a scientist affectionately named theobroma or “food of the Gods” in 1753? It’s chocolate! And it’s time to unleash your inner chocoholic and your childlike enjoyment for whimsy and fun at the table with a chocolate fondue. Brief History of Fondue First let’s talk fondue. The word “fondue” is derived from a Fre…
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What’s a quick-cooking seed that we eat like a grain and is considered a “super food”? It’s quinoa. What is Quinoa? Quinoa (keen-waa) is pronounced nothing like it looks when written – Q-U-I-N-O-A. Although the culinary world treats quinoa like a grain, it’s actually a seed that hails from South America where it […] The post Mediterranean Quinoa Sa…
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Man has been making goat cheese for thousands of years. Goats were one of the first domesticated animals in Middle East, raised primarily for their meat. The Moors took goats to France in the 8th Century AD where the French were the first to embrace and perfect the deliciousness of transforming goat milk […] The post Goat Cheese and Pistachio Salad…
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