Pimentón Patatas
/This is an homage to my love of smoked pimentón and the ways in which Spaniards do right by potatoes!
Read MoreThis is an homage to my love of smoked pimentón and the ways in which Spaniards do right by potatoes!
Read MoreI really love the way that a gentle massage of olive oil into raw kale softens it enough so that you don't feel you're gnawing on leather but leaves it firm enough that you know you're getting kale at its essence. A zippy garlic dressing is the perfect adornment, and I like the mix of toasted walnuts + sweet sultanas + blanched favas as toppers.
Read MoreSugar snap peas make me happy. I love their bright hue and crisp crunch! The saltiness of bacon and feta in concert with the sweetness of maple and mint buttress the peas in every way. This is a wonderful summer salad- hearty, flavorful, all elements shine.
Read MoreI found this recipe years ago on epicurious and have adored it since. The intoxicating combo of veggies and spice results in a dish you can't stop eating.
Read MoreCreamed anything is pretty great, but creamed kale topped with garlicky breadcrumbs? Heaven.
Read MoreAn unexpected salad, this is delightful in every way!
Read MoreThis is a wonderful variation on your basic roasted sweet potatoes. The gremolata adds some zip and the hazelnuts in it, a lovely crunch.
Read MoreI adapted an epicurious recipe for cornbread to make these honey and jalapeño muffins.
Read MoreThis recipe, by Merrill Stubbs of Food52, is a spectacular chutney-like cipollini fiesta. Great on your Thanksgiving or winter holiday tables, or really just anytime.
Read MoreThis is a fabulous, unique dish from Heidi Swanson.
Read MoreI didn't have limes so adapted Amanda Hesser's recipe for Beets in Lime Cream to Beets in Clementine Cream. I'm sure the limes would be fabulous, but so were the clementines!
Read MoreA really terrific way to highlight the flavors of both fennel and Meyer lemon, this recipe came from the NYTimes magazine ages ago.
Read MoreThis spiced cabbage makes a wonderful side dish or base for roasted salmon. It's also nice layered atop a rye cracker and hummus.
Read MoreBitter meets sour-sweet and then they meet sugar and heat. Mysterious, unique, damn good.
Read MoreGrowing up in a family with definite Cajun roots, our Thanksgiving and Christmas tables were chock full of incredible food, including rice and cornbread dressings. Dressings are southern versions of stuffings and use rice or cornbread in place of the bread. As with many Louisiana recipes, you start with a saute of the Trinity (celery, bell peppers and onions) and then add to that.
Read MoreThis dish is fantastic, a really good and new way to use broccoli! From food52 chef, arielleclementine.
Read MoreA delicious sweet and savory side dish or snack.
Read MoreThis is absolutely wonderful and makes a generous side dish or even a lovely entree. You can't go wrong with Molly Wizenberg recipes!
Read MoreThis is the traditional recipe for Egyptian brown fava beans. They are the epitome of comfort food- hearty, flavorful and they'll stick to your ribs. This is my very slight adaptation of Claudia Roden's recipe.
Read Moremusings from a stay-at-home, cooking-obsessed mom
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