Prepare: Gather ingredients. Credit: Victor Protasio; Food Stylist: Julian Hensarling; Prop Stylist: Josh Hoggle Cook and peel eggs: Place eggs in a single layer in a stainless steel saucepan. (Do not use nonstick.) Add water to depth of 3 inches. Bring to a rolling boil. Cover, remove from heat, and let stand 15 minutes. Credit:
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Simple Spring Salad recipe
Ingredients: 4 handfuls fresh salad greens, washed and chopped (kale, spinach, lettuce – whatever you have on hand!) 2-3 Tbsp chives (or other fresh herbs – dill and parsley would go well here), minced 1/4 cup walnuts, chopped 1 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil 1 Tbsp balsamic vinegar 1 tsp dried basil fresh ground pepper
Simple Everyday Salad Dressing
When we’re trying to eat better, we usually add more salads to our diet. Sadly, many of us don’t realize that most supermarket salad dressings are loaded with soy, preservatives, GMOs, processed salts, additives and other unwanted ingredients. Plus, they can be pretty pricey! You can throw out all those pre-made bottles of dressing and
Easy French Vinaigrette
This following recipe is what you would call a back-pocket recipe — something you can store away in your brain and pull out whenever you need it without ever actually looking back at the recipe. It is simple, bright, balanced, flavorful, and most importantly it goes well with almost any salad.
Relish without a name
Serves 4 Author Notes My grandmother never let anything go waste, no sirree!. One of her signature ‘recipes from scrap’ was a quick relish made from the crisp center of Cauliflower stems. Finely dice the white crunchy centre, add a dash of cayenne pepper, salt and a spoon of freshly powdered mustard. Pour smoking hot
Squid Ink Mafaldine Pasta with Uni Butter
Be the first to rate & review! Briny, savory uni butter is a delicious way to dress freshly cooked pasta — especially when you finish the dish with chef Brandon Boudet’s extra-smoky dukkah. By Brandon Boudet Updated on May 24, 2023 Credit: Photo by Andrew Bui / Food Styling by Max Rappaport If you can’t
Herb Vinaigrette
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Eggplant Confit
Photo by EmilyC Makes 1 quart jar Author Notes Not only are eggplant prepared in this way crazy good, they’ll last you a few weeks in the fridge, which works out well because you’ll want to try them with everything. Here are a few ideas to get you started: pile them on grilled bread, tuck
Red Pepper and Endive Slaw with Soppressata
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Mesclun with Sun-Dried Tomato Vinaigrette
The first thing you should know about Pastabilities, an Italian restaurant in Syracuse, New York, is that if you order bread for the table, it won’t come with olive oil — rather, Spicy Hot Tomato Oil. The second is that once you’ve dunked that first piece of homemade stretch bread into the sweet-hot, garlicky sauce