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Roasted Beet and Sweet Potato Rounds with Rosemary Sea Salt

Thursday, February 14th, 2013
Roasted Beet and Sweet Potato Rounds

Roasted Beet and Sweet Potato Rounds

Roasted Beet and Sweet Potato Rounds with Rosemary Sea Salt

Sweet, earthy vegetable rounds oven roasted with woodsy, rosemary provide a hearty winter side dish.  Coarse sea salt adds a pleasant bit of crunch, while brightening all flavors.
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Mustard Glazed Turnips

Wednesday, January 30th, 2013

Mustard Glazed Turnips
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Carrot Rösti

Wednesday, January 23rd, 2013
Carrot Rosti

Carrot Rosti

Carrot Rösti

Adapted from How to Cook Everything by Mark Bittman

As soon as I saw this recipe in beet and a version for carrot I had to try it.  I had carrots, so this version is first.
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Filled Endives

Wednesday, December 12th, 2012

Filled Endives

I developed this recipe a number of years ago when I was looking for vegetable options for party finger foods and hors d’eurves. So many finger foods are heavy with lots of bread, cheese and meat. These are light and refreshing, and hold up well to sitting out. Nothing to wilt here. The citrus provides a sweet and tangy zing. The pomegranate seeds provide a tart burst. The celery and endive provide and nice crisp crunch. The cranberries provide a chewy sweetness. Finally the pistachios add a bit of umami and even more texture. Salad does not have to be boring and eaten with a fork.
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Leftover Turkey Sandwich

Thursday, December 6th, 2012
Leftover Turkey Sandwich

Leftover Turkey Sandwich

Leftover Turkey Sandwich

Even though Thanksgiving was a couple weeks ago I thought I would post this sandwich recipe. Many people may be cooking another turkey for the upcoming holidays. You could use sliced deli turkey meat if you really want to, but its not as good. Or, roast a turkey breast on the weekend and use it throughout the week in sandwiches, rather than deli meats.

I like the combination of salty blue cheese, spicy arugula, vinegary mustard and sweet-tart cranberry sauce – all these ingredients add pizazz and pop to the turkey. The swirl rye adds a nice gentle savory flavor and works well with the blue cheese.  It sounds crazy, but it’s so good.
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