Blog Archives for tag fresh herbs
Pan-Seared Salmon with Herb-Caper Bagna Cauda
Hailing from Piedmont, a northwestern region of Italy, a bagna cauda is a traditional anchovy-butter sauce oftentimes served with crudites as… Continue reading »
Pan-Seared Fish with Basil Pesto & Balsamic Tomatoes
This flavor-packed, pan-seared fish dish can be made with any of your favorite fish fillets. I had some flaky Barramundi… Continue reading »
‘Tomato Clafoutis’
You may be familiar with a traditional clafoutis–the baked French dessert that involves the season’s best fruit (traditionally ripe cherries) covered… Continue reading »
‘Creole Court-Bouillon’
Court-bouillon is a French culinary term that translates to ‘short broth’; short meaning quick-cooking, this flavorful broth is used to… Continue reading »
‘Skillet Chicken with Crushed Olives & Sumac’
I know what you’re thinking. If the title of this recipe is ‘skillet chicken’ then why is the chicken pictured… Continue reading »
‘Crispy Chicken Cutlets with Blistered Tomatoes’
When I think of ‘crowd-pleasing’ dishes, crispy coated chicken quickly appears at the top of the list. (Especially crispy coated… Continue reading »
‘Grilled Tomatoes with Burrata & Parsley Salad’
The main reason this recipe is works is because of the mixture of textures. You start with thick, grilled slices… Continue reading »
‘Salmon with Tomato-Anchovy Vinaigrette’
Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum. And did I mention yum? Anyone for wild salmon fillets baked or grilled until flaky,… Continue reading »
‘Mixed Mushrooms with Garlic Butter & Pine Nuts’
Simple is always better when you are dealing with mushrooms. With their earthy flavor and tender texture, you don’t want… Continue reading »
Spinach & Tomato Frittata
The beauty of a baked egg dish like this one is in its possibilities. The add-ins can be any of… Continue reading »