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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Cilantro Grilled Shrimp
Sometimes I post things that are so simple, they hardly merit a recipe. Such is the case with this item. Still, it’s a great way to use up green onions and cilantro, both of which are showing up regularly in … Continue reading
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Meat Pie
I had the idea to make a meat pie this week, inspired by one that my husband makes with chicken and leeks and feta, and another amazing one that some friends brought over for a special occasion. Meat pie seemed … Continue reading
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Roast Beets with Chard
Thanks to the CSA, we find that we get our fill of beets. In southern California, beets grow basically year-round, with only a 2-month window in the summer where it’s just too hot to grow them. This is true of all … Continue reading
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The Share
OK, back to the regularly scheduled CSA postings:The Haul:Red Lettuce2 Bok ChoiSwiss Chard (an enormous bunch with leaves the size of elephant ears)KaleTurnipsCarrotsBeetsGarlicCilantroDillEdible flowers The Plan:Sticky Chicken with Stir-fried Bok ChoiRoast Beets with ChardSome sort of meat pie w/Kale and … Continue reading
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Asian Soup
We’ve been getting plenty of brassicas in our shares every week, and last week I got hit with the double Asian brassica whammy – 2 bok choi and a gargantuan Chinese cabbage. I couldn’t face more than one day of stir-fried … Continue reading
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Pickled Carrots and Beets
I got the fabulous David Chang cookbook Momofuku for Christmas last year, and immediately read it cover to cover. It’s a fascinating book – part memoir, part cooking philosophy, and part astonishingly complex recipes, all doused in a healthy dose of profanity and … Continue reading
Overnight Preserved Lemons
Over the years I’ve had at least three of my foodie friends wax poetic about preserved lemons. “But what do you DO with them?” I would always ask.Invariably, the reply was “Oh, you can put them in EVERYTHING.”This is silly, because … Continue reading
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The Share
Last week was a bit of a disaster for me, CSA-wise. I had a good plan, but then ended up not making dinner for three nights for various reasons, and gave away 4 veggies from the share. I managed to … Continue reading
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More pizza!
I love rapini, and was so glad to get it in my box last week. I used it in a pizza with swiss chard, and it was amazing. Dark greens and goat cheese is pretty much always a winning combo. … Continue reading
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Kale Au Gratin
Look, I eat about a zillion pounds of veggies every week, and I figure that fact more than makes up for my penchant for cream and butter and pork fat. So, certainly this recipe is a bit heavy, and yes, … Continue reading
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