Baked Cherry Tomatoes With Garlic And Black Olives
Baked Cherry Tomatoes With Garlic And Black Olives
Here's a simple takeoff on classic baked Provençal tomatoes. Try sprinkling a little parmesan or emmenthal cheese over the top and broiling the tomatoes at the end for a richer dish.
Jamon Serrano And Cantaloupe Salad
Jamon Serrano And Cantaloupe Salad
On the classic melon and jamòn serrano plate, the ham would be thinly sliced and shaped like cones. Or the melon would be thinly sliced and layered with the ham. We like this hybrid form, because you can easily divide the melon with the bits of ham evenly distributed.
Phyllo is often avoided by the home cook because it seems so delicate and difficult to use. In reality, even though it is quite fragile, it is also very forgiving. It doesn't show rips and tears the way a pie crust might.
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Sprinkled with rosemary and a bit of sea salt, each bite delivers a complex contrast of simple flavors… buttery sweetness balanced by the tang of salt, the juiciness of the fruit countering the crisp crust of the bread.
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Bulgur And Lentil Pilaf With Fava Beans
Bulgur And Lentil Pilaf With Fava Beans
The combination of bulgur and lentils makes this a satisfying dish on its own; cherry tomatoes, fava beans, mint and fennel inject lighter accents.
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This simple risotto recipe practically cries out for variations. Try adding in your favorite sauteéd mushrooms, some fresh herbs, a handful of spinach or pieces of leftover fish to make a hearty one-pot meal.
Have a hard time convincing someone you love to eat their leafy greens? Healthy chopped Swiss chard takes on an irresistible allure when sautéed with shallot and garlic, coated with a rich béchamel sauce and sprinkled with grated parmesan.
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Roasted Eggplant Salad With Lemon-Garlic Vinaigrette
Roasted Eggplant Salad With Lemon-Garlic Vinaigrette
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Speared on toothpicks, these make a great cocktail snack. As a vegetable, they go particularly well with fish. Carrots can be prepared the same way.
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Greek-Inspired, Honey-Roasted Shallots
Greek-Inspired, Honey-Roasted Shallots
These sweet whole shallots make a great winter treat. Spread the mixture on toast for caramelized shallot bruschetta, or pile it on top of arugula for lunch.
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This is an easy way to transform leftover rice into a bright fresh salad. We love to eat this with broiled beef kebabs, but try it alongside any broiled or grilled meat or fish. It also works well as a stuffing.














