Quiche is a method – bring a grain-based crust together, load it up with vegetables and protein, held together with eggs and milk, and you’ve got yourself a meal for anytime of day.
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Tag Archive: scallions
zucchini or (broccoli) fritters with scallions & goat cheese
Fabulous fritters! And the most important thing to remember is – please, please, pleeeease don’t let a fritter recipe take you down, meaning the only thing that must make it into a vegetable fritter is the vegetable, flour, egg and s&p – any special flavourings, cheeses or other additions are merely extras and should not stop you from frying up a fritter!
cornmeal cakes with bacon, scallions & corn
What better way to enjoy your veggies than folded into a batter headed for a hot pan to become a nice crisp cake or fritter!
tomato soup roasted italian-style
Roasting tomatoes before they turn into soup is the only way to make tomato soup – along with a few cloves of garlic, an onion and a little olive oil – you will be enjoying an intense tomato flavour you never thought possible.
ricotta with herbs
Making ricotta at home from a pot full of heated milk with a little cream (or not), laced with a shot of vinegar, strained through cheesecloth and what’s left is homemade ricotta – instant cheese waiting for any flavour combo you can imagine!
avocado & white bean dip with scallions & lime
Avocados are the unsung heroes of the garden! They’re loaded with nutrients, taste like butter straight from the dairy and can show up anywhere – in chunks to silky smooth, in sweet or savoury, anytime, anywhere! Here they’re paired with white beans to bring a delicious dip to life!
coleslaw with spiced greek yogurt
Coleslaw is another method to master – it’s all about the shredded cabbage base and what you add from there is completely up to you!
celery, scallion & lemon salad
So it’s time to start stalking celery – and if you do it with just a lemon, olive oil, sliced scallions and salt & pepper – you’ll have mastered a classic – truly. This is one of the best combinations out there – there’s no recipe, just throw it together.
borscht-inspired beet dip
Beets are on the short-list of foods to be eating and what better way to get your fill than with this borscht-inspired dip.
rice with green vegetables & ponzu
Rice is totally underrated – and joins pasta and potatoes as a blank canvas all us cookers turn to – which makes one wonder how it could ever end up completely unadorned, in a naked pile on a plate. And, by the way, when it does – all I see, is a missed opportunity! It’s cheap, it’s versatile and it’s good for you – especially if it’s brown!
seared surimi crab
brownies with black beans, double chocolate & walnuts
eggs in pepper rings
hummus with spice & parsley
wild rice salad with toasted nuts & grapes
