Cook the Book: Lidia's Italy
A rich but simple bread pudding for dessert seems to do the trick!
A rich but simple bread pudding for dessert seems to do the trick!
I always keep pre-washed baby spinach in my fridge, it cooks in seconds, can be used in salads, and adds lots of nutrients to any dish. Quick, nutritious, easy!
Also, in the freezer I have pre-chopped fresh herbs which last longer than fresh herbs and can be thrown into any dish on the stove or off.
Mexico for fresh, hot tortillas made on the street
China, to try the cuisine in its authentic form
France for a picnic lunch from the fromagerie, boulangerie, and chartrucerie and great outdoor produce markets
You could try reviving them by soaking them in a water-vinegar bath. For every 2 cups of water add a tablespoon of vinegar, let soak for about an hour. Be sure to give them a good rinse off after (gently, of course) if you don't want a vinegary aftertaste.
Mexican food, with lots of cheese and guacamole
My Dad, who always encouraged experimenting and creativity in the kitchen. My Mom, who can turn some scraps in the fridge until a main meal. My Nana, who makes a great lime jell-o mold and a great Rack of Lamb.That, and an early desire to make the best carrot raisin salad. I've moved onto different things now, of course.
Ruth Reichl, especially in "Garlic and Sapphires"
Mayan-mocha brownies: Regular chocolate brownies with espresso and assorted chili powders, so good.
Whole wheat bread and brown rice
Whole wheat pasta topped with sauteed tomatoes, garlic, onions, white beans, and spinach mixed in at the end to wilt.
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salmon with a pecan-honey mustard topping... looks gorgeous, easy to make and people are usually surprised by it!
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