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Yoghurt Chicken
I recommend this recipe for the reasons I recommend any recipe – it’s easy, it tastes good, you don’t need to raid a gourmet store to find the ingredients and mostly (though we don’t think about this enough) because it’s good for you. Ingredients: What you’ll need: 1 kg boneless chicken (there’s no reason for it being boneless apart from the fact that I don’t like to c…
Chickpea Salad
“People aren’t either wicked or noble. They’re like chef’s salads, with good things and bad things chopped and mixed together in a vinaigrette of confusion and conflict.” ― Lemony Snicket, The Grim Grotto It’s the end of November and the middle of party season in Delhi. If you’re regretting all those kaybob rolls and malai tikkas here is an easy recipe for redemption. Al…
Cast Iron Roasted Cumin Chicken (with roasted cauliflower)
So Niki (who has a lot of recipes here, but you can find her at her own blog, Life in Recipes), has been raving about her oh so easy and tasty discovery of Cast Iron Skillet Chicken. So, I decided to try it out, and then of course post about it, and steal her thunder, muhahahahah!! OK. Kidding. I am going to post about it though. And add my own little twist. Hardware: 12 inch iron skillet Software: So you basic…
Rosemary, Cheese and Ham Omelet
A recipe for the most important meal of the day. I love eating omelets but I hate when they end up hard and flat. Here is my very own foolproof rendition of a fluffy rosemary, cheese, mushroom and ham omelet recipe. Feel free to replace the stuffing or rosemary with any combination of ingredients you prefer. Hope you enjoy it! Ingredients: 1. 2 Eggs 2. A generous quantity of Cheese (grated) 3. 2 -3 Button mushro…
Pumpkin Cinnamon Roll Cake
I’m so glad fall is here. Anyone else? Just the thought of pumpkins, leaves changing colors, cooler days, chilly evenings, soups, football on TV, and the smell of cinnamon in the air makes me all giddy. Living here in the Midwest I get the joy of seeing the changing seasons. Fall is my favorite time of year. After such a hot summer I’m enjoying a nice cool fall. This recipe will get you into the mood…
Lentil Tacos with Sliced Olives
The beloved taco gets a modern vegan update with lentils instead of beef, lots of spices, and a garnish of sliced ripe olives, of course. Meatless Monday, here we come! From the original site: My family loved this meatless mixture in tacos so much that I began to use it in a lot of other ways, too: –in cheese quesadillas –in burritos with rice and cheese –in enchiladas –dabbed onto t…
Pork Cutlets with Mushroom Sauce
The rich, peppery mushroom sauce over the pork cutlets reminds me of those really, really good Blue Plate specials you used to get – only better From the original site: I’ve never been one of those shoppers with a rigid grocery list. Sticking to a list, ticking off every little thing so you stay within $.50 of your budgeted grocery allowance just doesn’t work for me. I like the thrill of th…
“Not” Kraut – Sauteed Cabbage & Pears
While kraut is always a good stand by for any pork recipe, sometimes something lighter and cabbage-y is just the ticket Ingredients: 2 Cups Shredded Cabbage 4 Strips Low Sodium Bacon – Chopped 2 Medium Pears – Diced 1/2 Cup Onion – Chopped 1/4 Cup Cider Vinegar 1 Cup White Wine 1 Teaspoon Caraway Seeds 1 Teaspoon Sugar (a tad more if your pears aren’t terribly sweet) Salt and Pepper…
The Priest Fainted (Imam Bayildi, a Turkish Dish)
Imam Bayildi ( The Priest Fainted) is one of the most well-known Turkish “Zeytinyagli” Olive Oil Dishes. In the orginal recipe, fried eggplant stuffed with tomato, onion, garlic and parsley, baked in the oven and served cold. My version of Imam Bayildi is lighter and easier than the original one. Ingredients: Ingredients: 4 medium-sized eggplants 3-4 cloves garlic, chopped 2 lbs tomatoes, blanched, p…
Cute chicken salad stuffed tomatoes (and other things stuffed)
Love the attitude at Yammie’s Noshery @yammiesnoshery Quote: Guys, you just have to trust your feelings sometimes. You know, like a jedi. So add as much celery as you want. Cook the chicken any way you desire. Forget the tomato cups and have it on a croissant. Or try using roma tomatoes and just halving them longways so they’re shaped like potato skins (tomato skins?). Go Get the Recipe! And she…
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