Blog Archives for tag Fine Cooking
‘Chicken & Cabbage Salad with Basil, Cilantro & Cashews’
A simple vinaigrette of rice vinegar, fish sauce, garlic and crushed red pepper flakes really livens up this Asian-inspired salad. … 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 »
‘Bucatini with Peas, Wild Mushrooms, & Creamy Tarragon Sauce’
I’m a sucker for bucatini. The thick, long strands of spaghetti-like pasta that is unique in that each strand has… Continue reading »
‘Orecchiette with Leeks, Spinach, Sausage & Peas’
This healthy Spring-green pasta pairs some of the finest veggies of the season: sweet green peas, sliced leeks and baby… 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 »
‘Pasta with Roasted Fennel & Tomatoes’
The beauty of this recipe lies in its cooking method. Roasting the sliced fennel and tomatoes in a hot oven… Continue reading »
‘Mushroom Ragoût with Cheese Ravioli’
A traditional ragoût is a French stew (of meat and vegetables but also sometimes just vegetables) traditionally served as a main course…. Continue reading »
‘Grilled Potato, Salmon & Lentil Salad with Mustard Cream Sauce’
This healthy and hearty main course salad had the south of France written all over it. It involved grilling salmon… Continue reading »
‘Fennel ‘Confit’ with Grilled Lamb’
The culinary term ‘confit’ comes from the French verb confire which means ‘to preserve.’ It involves slowly cooking food, surrounded by… Continue reading »
‘Chickpea-Spinach Masala’
The word masala is of Indian origin and translates into ‘a mixture of spices.’ One of its most popular uses in a… Continue reading »