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The Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking by Marcella Hazan
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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Frittata
I made this for breakfast over the weekend. Again- surprising how such few ingredients and easy preparation can make such a satisfying meal. Cook potato and onion for about five minutes- until potatoes are just cooked through. Add some … Continue reading
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Open Faced Egg Sandwich
I have been eating a lot of the spinach chop. I think I have officially O.D.’d. Time to move on to another egg sandwich… This one is even more easy. Just chopped hard boiled eggs and a nice combo of … Continue reading
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Popcorn
Melissa has been raving about this popcorn since we first started this book. We are not a huge popcorn house- but since I was making popcorn for carnival cookies anyway, I figured I should see what all the fuss was about. … Continue reading
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Rye Soda Bread
Still making a lot of soup- and in honor of St. Patricks Day- I decided to try the Soda Bread as well. Randie had commented that it was easy to make- and it sure was. Came together in a jiffy. … Continue reading
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Carnival Cookie
Mason wanted to make cookies the other day- so I obliged with the understanding that it would be out of Super Natural Every Day. Carnival cookie. It has an odd mix of ingredients. Banana, chocolate chips, peanuts, popcorn… essentially everything … Continue reading
Harissa Ravioli
with broccoli, nuts, and feta I think this was the first recipe I saw in the book that I knew I wanted to try- and it took me a while to get there. Worth the wait. Good things. 1. Pasta … Continue reading
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Spinach Chop
The first time I read this recipe, I gave it a big pass. Certainly didn’t seem like something I would enjoy snacking on. I gave it a re-visit- and I was glad I did. I was particularly drawn to the … Continue reading
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Kale Salad
With sesame oil and toasted coconut After a week of eating everything set in front of me and drinking too much- I was ready for some greens. Kale is chopped and mixed with coconut, olive oil, sesame oil and some … Continue reading
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Green Lentil Soup
With Curry Powder, Brown Butter, Coconut and Chives Really, brown butter in a soup? How could that be bad? What I love about this soup- is not only is it really delicious (because it is) but it is really lovely … Continue reading