Cucumber Sandwich
This easy cucumber sandwich recipe is perfect for a light lunch or as an elegant party food. The satisfying crunchy texture is complimented by a wonderful herb spread that will make your mouth water.Â
This easy cucumber sandwich recipe is perfect for a light lunch or as an elegant party food. The satisfying crunchy texture is complimented by a wonderful herb spread that will make your mouth water.Â
This homemade bruschetta is an outstanding appetizer or snack that combines homemade olive oil bread with a rich, savory tomato topping. It's perfect for dinner parties or summer picnics and tastes even better using in-season tomatoes.
This beet carpaccio is an easy and healthy vegan alternative to the traditional dish. It’s fresh and delicious with a slightly sweet and earthy flavor. You can serve beet carpaccio as an appetizer, side dish, or even atop a salad.
You’ll love these vegan summer rolls with a fresh mango dipping sauce and a creamy peanut butter dipping sauce. The
This addictive Spanish starter has been given a healthier twist without sacrificing flavor. Quartered new potatoes are perfectly roasted with olive oil, sea salt, and black pepper. The bravas sauce, made with chopped tomatoes, garlic, onion, smoked paprika, and a touch of cayenne pepper for heat, is cooked to a smooth consistency to make the perfect dish.
Homemade hummus can be thrown together in a matter of minutes and makes the perfect snack for those 3pm cravings when you just don't have time to make anything.
Savor the summer with this twist on the classic Caprese salad. Blueberry Caprese Salad combines juicy blueberries, soft buffalo mozzarella, watercress, and basil, dressed in extra virgin olive oil, salt, and pepper. This light dish is perfect as a refreshing side or atop crusty bread for a wholesome meal.
Virginia Willis is a French-trained chef and well-loved authority on Southern cooking. Her new book Lighten Up, Y’all: Classic Southern
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Cinnamon sugar? On kale chips? I assure you I was incredulous when I first saw this recipe, too. But trust
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Jen Schall is a dear blogger friend, and soon she’ll be having a baby girl! I’m just thrilled for Jen
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I was going to do a “top 11 of 2011” post, but now that we’re a couple of days into
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Discover Endive. I received a complimentary box of California
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Give me Brussels sprouts boiled to tender perfection, drizzled with olive oil, and showered with coarse sea salt, and I
I ate this fall garden salad, or something pretty close to it, every day last week. I simply could not
I grew all sorts of heirloom tomatoes this summer. Some were sliced, sprinkled with salt, then gobbled: leaving nothing but
The August Charcutepalooza Challenge was to make a molded terrine. Cathy and Kim gave us the choice of using emulsified
Sliced tomatoes, garlic, olive oil, thyme, and fontina cheese. That’s all you need to create the skillet full of deliciousness
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Despite a rocky start earlier in the month, my participation in the NY Locavore Challenge is going much better now.
I’m a huge fan of kale. If you follow this blog, you know that I include kale in my recipes,
I’m struggling to write something really interesting about this Arugula Salad with Pomegranate, Avocado and Goat Cheese. I’ve erased the
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Thanksgiving has now come and gone. At my home, we enjoyed a great dinner; I hope that you did, too.
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