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Tag Archives: NUTS
Farro & Arugula Salad (the title doesn’t do it justice…)
Going down the rabbit hole of reading a Food & Wine email, to reading the entire article, to reading comments in the post, an Ina Garten fan brought me to a recipe for farro salad that looked delish. This is … Continue reading
The You’ll-Never-Buy-Fancy-Granola-Again Granola
For Mother’s Day this year, which typically coincides with my dad’s birthday, we decided to do homemade gifts. For Mom/Grammy, we made homemade granola, since it’s one of her favorite foods. She loved it! So, when we decided we wanted … Continue reading
Like-Banana-Bread-But-Better Cake
Updated for Like-Banana-Bread-But-Better Muffins We always seem to end up with overripe bananas, which is actually great because then I can make banana bread! I’ve tried several recipes, and this time decided to try a banana cake recipe. We didn’t … Continue reading
Rugelach
Below is a recipe for the most delicious cookies you will ever taste. I have to admit, they take a bit of work. But even though the first time I made them, I told Patrick I wasn’t sure the effort … Continue reading
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Tagged CHEESE, cinnamon, cOOkies!, FRUiT, Jewish Foods, NUTS, Vegetarian
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California Style Warm Bread Casserole with Kale, Turkey Sausage, Dates and Almonds (also known as stuffing)
For Thanksgiving, the NY Times posted an article providing a recipe for each of the fifty states. California’s recipe, not surprisingly, incorporated kale, dates, and sourdough bread, and was inspired by California chef Suzanne Goin (try her restaurants, including Lucques, … Continue reading