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Provençal Ratatouille

Provençal Ratatouille

​By Foodie in Provence “I can hardly imagine Provençal summer without ratatouille. Not the movie, of course, although we could consider it as 'how to'. The dish is an ode to summer vegetables and in fact, cannot be cooked outside of the summer season. The word...

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Ahi Tuna with Olives, Capers, and Cherry Tomatoes

Ahi Tuna with Olives, Capers, and Cherry Tomatoes

I usually avoid ahi tuna due to its high mercury content, but occasionally I will splurge. Obviously fresh, sushi-grade tuna is a plus if you are going to partake—although “sushi grade” is only a marketing term that suggests fresh enough to be eaten raw. Recently, I...

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Tamam Salad

Tamam Salad

Chef’s Note: Nicole and I had a fantastic time sailing west along the north coast of Crete. The coastline was lovely, the towns had amazing architecture, the food was the best we had in Greece, and the people were friendly. Of course, we were some of the very first...

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Lump Crab and Mango-Avocado Salsa

Lump Crab and Mango-Avocado Salsa

This elegant, flavorful salsa makes a super appetizer or light meal. As with the crab recipe below, using good-quality crab meat—the freshest tasting you can find—is essential! Freshly caught and cracked crab is obviously the best, but refrigerated crab sold in many...

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Shrimp Curry

Shrimp Curry

Curry dishes are easy to make, delicious, and loaded with anti-inflammatory benefits. Traditionally rice is included with a curry dish, as I did here, yet you could easily skip the rice and feel content without it in this meal.  To make this vegetarian, substitute 1.5...

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Mixed Salad with Chicken

Mixed Salad with Chicken

As it gets warmer, Nicole and I have been looking forward to having a salad for dinner—something light and refreshing. Feel free to select ingredients that you have on hand and substitute with what is fresh and available. If you would prefer a vegetarian version,...

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Steamed Mussels with Parsley, Garlic, Celery & Ouzo

Steamed Mussels with Parsley, Garlic, Celery & Ouzo

Mussels are at their peak in the winter and into early spring. Mussels are a good source of both omega-3 fats and zinc which help boost our immune function. I continue to see fresh mussels for sale in grocery stores, and if you do not see them fresh, you can thaw...

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Banana-Almond Bread (gluten and dairy free)

Banana-Almond Bread (gluten and dairy free)

While we are in social distancing mode, I wanted to share a recipe that would be a treat, with ingredients you could likely still find at the store, and that was nutrient-rich. Hopefully everyone has almond meal (almond flour) in their pantry, and if not most stores...

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Fresh Asparagus Soup

Fresh Asparagus Soup

 I always look forward to spring and fresh asparagus season. Generally, I prefer the thick stalks in contrast to the thin ones as they are more forgiving when cooked so that they are tender but not overcooked. Over the 2-month asparagus season, I will enjoy them...

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Kale and Tomato Mini-Frittatas

Kale and Tomato Mini-Frittatas

​Here is a tasty, and super easy-to-prepare breakfast, that provides several servings to enjoy over several days. Stores well in a glass, sealed container for 3-4 days. You can vary the vegetable and cheese options to match what you have on hand. To rewarm leftovers,...

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Grilled Scallops with Wild Mushroom Sauté

Grilled Scallops with Wild Mushroom Sauté

I really enjoy grilled sea scallops especially when served with Mediterranean herbs and wild mushrooms. Select any mushroom that you enjoy. I recommend that you serve this with a green salad or a generous portion of green vegetables on the side. Marinating Time: 10...

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Butternut Squash Soup with Ginger and Fennel

Butternut Squash Soup with Ginger and Fennel

This fragrant, delicate soup is especially good for fall and early winter when butternut squash—a great source of fiber and beta-carotene—is in season. The savory flavors of gingerroot and fennel go perfectly with squash. Baking Time: 35–45 minutes Prep Time: 20...

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Wild Mushroom Soufflé

Here is a great way to warm up your kitchen using the oven and create a fantastic meal at the same time. Use any variety or combination of wild mushrooms, such as oyster or shiitake. Tip: When making a soufflé, bake in the center of the oven and make sure there is no...

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Cod Poached with Herbs and Wine

Cod Poached with Herbs and Wine

Cod is the most popular fish served in several European countries, especially Portugal. Some restaurants in Portugal offer over 100 different cod recipes. This recipe was submitted by Teresa Delgado. Traditionally the Portuguese use dried, salted cod, yet finding good...

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Turkey Chili with Baked Potato

Turkey Chili with Baked Potato

This recipe makes a flavourful dinner and on a cold night using the oven can warm up your kitchen at the same time. If you still have leftover turkey, this is a great way to use it up; and if not, it is easy to cut pieces of turkey loin into bite sized pieces and...

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Wild Rice Salad

Wild Rice Salad

This is a lovely side dish with terrific flavors that would be great for Thanksgiving, or to go along with a variety of meals. This recipe was provided to us by Dorothy Lahr. Dorothy said that adding hummus to the dressing was optional, and although it is an unusual...

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Bean Picadillo

Bean Picadillo

​Here is an easy to prepare dish from E. Hazelbower. This recipe has multiple ingredients, yet they are easy to combine and provide a wonderful flavor. Picadillo is a traditional dish in many Latin American countries and the Philippines that is like hash. It is...

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