A tandoori fish without yogurt and gram flour aka a paleo fish tikka recipe! This dish is naturally gluten free (make sure all the spices you buy don’t have any gluten added). It is a brightly colored dish, full of goodness of spices and easy to cook. This Barramundi fish recipe comes together very quick and can be added to a weeknight rotation. Especially if you make a batch of tandoori spice mix and keep it handy. My recommendation is to make your own from the spices that may already be in your pantry, but if you want to …
Cauliflower and Beet Salad
Cauliflower and Beets salad from ––All Stirred Up Suffrage Cookbooks, Food, and the Battle for Women’s Right to Vote By Laura Kumin.
Carrot Salad
When you are looking for easy salad recipes, make sure to keep this carrot salad in your repertoire. This can be made two ways, even three! And can be made ahead. Of the Indian carrot recipes, this is one of my favorites to put together when carrots are aplenty. And I like using the rainbow carrots for this recipe. Each color of these rainbow carrots has a distinct taste and texture, which as you know is a great thing to have in a salad. A few interesting facts about this salad – It uses a chutney as a dressing. I …
Caprese Salad with Balsamic Reduction
A fresh ball of mozzarella, freshly picked basil, vine ripe tomatoes, cold pressed extra virgin olive oil, freshly ground pepper and some salt – This is all you need to make a classic caprese salad.
Salamagundy Salad – The Hamilton Cookbook Review
Book Review :- Post Hill Press provided a copy of the Book “The Hamilton Cook Book” authored by Laura Kumin. All views are my own. Recipe published here with the author’s approval. With a title like “The Hamilton Cookbook” it would be fair to assume that this book is about Alexander Hamilton and the cooking, eating and entertaining during that time. The book in fact is partly about Hamilton, his life before he moved to America, his life during the revolutionary war era and his political and private life. And the book is also about food and culture during those times. …
Gado Gado – Indonesian Vegetable Salad
Gado Gado – Indonesian vegetable salad literally means mix mix. A mix of vegetables, tofu, bean sprouts and the quintessential peanut sauce or bumbu as it is called in the local language. Traditionally the bumbu is made to order as per an individual’s preference for how hot they want the sauce to be. A mix of varied vegetables is smothered in peanut sauce, sometimes topped with a Krupuk or a cracker. For this salad, I did not make an ‘on demand’ sauce. I tried to keep it a nice balance of hot, sweet and savory and I felt that it …