One of my favorite dim sum snacks, veganized.
Read MoreOkra cooked until just charred and still crunchy with perfectly spicy chilies and tart lime.
Read MoreThese beauties are pan steamed with just a bit of salt and a bay leaf, creating tender fluffy potatoes, that are then skewered on rosemary branches and broiled or grilled to add a touch of browning and depth of flavor. Lovely to present and delicious.
Read MoreSweet and salty, these are perfect two bite appetizers with a lovely crunch. Super easy to put together and great for pre- or post-dinner.
Read MoreBright and refreshing!
Read MoreThis salad has so many delicious flavors and textures with toasted pecans, sliced dates, punchy herbs, and a tart-sweet dressing that marries the whole dish together.
Read MoreThis is a classic Middle-Eastern pilaf that incorporates pasta to add a silky texture to the dish. Traditionally with the addition of fideo or short vermicelli noodle, but equally tasty (and easier to find in Western markets) with orzo.
Read MoreSuper simple chopped salad that can be served as a topping for chicken, steak, or pork, or as a great side salad for any Brazilian meal.
Read MoreThis is one of my all-time favorite salads. Brussels sprouts or broccoli both work equally well. The dressing is infinitely editable to your taste and it saves well in the fridge for days.
Read MoreButternut Squash Soup is a long-time favorite of mine, my sister used to make it when she visited from college, and it screams fall to me more than pumpkin spice lattes and decorative gourds.
Read MoreThis is a simple salad with a nice combination of crunchy vegetables, ripe fresh tomatoes, and bright lemon and herb dressing.
Read MoreA little of this salad goes a long way and is great alongside Pide stuffed with greens and herbs.
Read MoreBraising the asparagus in a bath of water, lemon, and garlic infuses it with the rich and bright flavors of the garlic and lemon, and leaves the asparagus perfectly tender.
Read MorePasta, garlic, tomato, olive oil, basil. All ingredients I immediately associate with Italy. Also almost the sole list of ingredients in this recipe.
Read MoreSimple, crunchy, and a great side to the many rich Austrian dishes.
Read MoreThis simple but flavorsome bean dish hails from what author and cook Naomi Duguid terms the “Persian Culinary Region” spanning Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Iran, and Kurdistan.
Read MoreThis intriguing dish is simple but surprising. The late addition of sherry enlivens it from a simple roast potato side to something worth talking about.
Read MoreThis classic Spanish rice dish can be as fancy or simple as you want it to be. It can rich with seafood and be finished with mussels, shrimp, and scallops. It can also be made with freezer staples or even canned vegetables. It is equally satisfying vegetarian as it is with meats and seafood. It cooks surprisingly quickly and serves a crowd.
Read MoreThis recipe is an adaptation of what would normally be pickled, but an overnight rest in the fridge gives similar flavor results without the fuss.
Read MoreThis simple but delicious side dish marries well with spicy dishes, especially those made with Piri Piri hot sauce.
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