Somewhere in my refrigerator, it seems, there is always a container of leftover rice. What to do with it? I imagined a salad as I wandered an aisle at the market, looking at jars of artichoke hearts, ...
Back in the old days, we’re talking 10 or 15 years ago, this time of year was something special. As soon as the weather started to turn, we’d go down to the specialty produce guy and put in an order ...
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Bell Pepper Salad with Arugula and Anchovies
A vibrant roasted bell pepper salad with arugula, and olives topped with optional anchovies. Sweet, savory, and easy to make.
Enjoy the vibrant colors and a healthy dose of vitamin A with Roasted Fennel and Red Pepper Salad. Tammy Ljungblad The Kansas City Star Love it. Hate it. Fennel seems to have that effect on people. In ...
Make whipped ricotta: Add ricotta to a food processor and pulse once or twice. With motor running, add about 2 tablespoons olive oil and ¼ teaspoon salt. Process until creamy, stopping and scraping ...
This garlicky pepper salad, with bits of salty anchovies and chopped fresh herbs, comes from Paul Bartolotta. Great with hunks of crusty bread, it's also excellent when spread on sandwiches, mixed ...
To pair with Trevor Corson’s lobster segment this week on the show, we thought we’d share this classic lobster preparation from Evan’s book Cucina Fresca. In the book Evan says “that the pure white of ...
This fresh spring salad delivers a fantastic flavor and is also great for you! Although we love our greens, in this salad they are more of an accent to the tender white beans and sweet, meaty roasted ...
We don’t eat enough octopus in Colorado. You see it on every menu in New York, where it is usually paired with the big lusty flavors of the Mediterranean: chiles, garlic, olives, anchovies, chorizo.
Confession: I’ve never really been a fan of salads. That’s bad for a nutritionist isn’t it? But I’ve always preferred hot food. There was just something about a bowl of leaves that seemed unsatisfying ...
If only by the end of summer we as cooks and gardeners felt burdened by our pepper crop; found ourselves dumping our bounty on neighbors’ front doors; bemoaned yet another dinner of chiles rellenos.
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