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Bruschetta with Crushed Favas and Mozzarella
Hillary said it – double peeling these favas is an act of true love and dedication. These bright green beans are truly bright and refreshing though – so I think they’re worth a little extra attention – and really, it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Beans, Uncategorized
Tagged bruschetta, easy, fava beans, fresh, garlic, lemon, mozzarella, olive oil, spring
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Fava beans with asiago cheese
A fresh fava bean salad is such a delight on a hot day with a cool glass of wine… and yesterday was certainly a hot day here in NYC, up in the mid 80s with extreme humidity. Shelling and cooking … Continue reading
Posted in Beans
Tagged asiago cheese, fava beans, olive oil, salad, summer, white wine vinegar
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Tuna and White Bean Salad
A dish so quick and easy to make I almost feel silly writing a recipe for it – this protein packed salad is perfect when you need a meal right quick. Eat it for lunch, dinner or pack it up … Continue reading
Posted in Cheap Eats, Quick & Easy
Tagged cannellini, easy, healthy, olive oil, quick, red onion, salad, tuna
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White Gazpacho
Garlic is one of my favorite ingredients – does anything smell better than garlic sauteing in butter? I decided to create an old favorite for this post – white gazpacho. My grandmother almost always has a pitcher of this in … Continue reading
Posted in Garlic
Tagged almonds, bread, croutons, garlic, grapes, olive oil, red wine vinegar, white gazpacho
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Savory Thyme Tart
Thyme has always been one of my favorite herbs – it does absolute wonders for soups, roasted chickens, and other Provencal dishes. After a long holiday weekend filled with overeating and lounging, you’d think I’d be ready to tackle something … Continue reading