Chicken Broth and Chicken Soup

Chicken Broth and Chicken Soup

Chicken stock is made from bones, and broth contains meat. Today I made chicken stock using chicken bones and mirepoix, which is 2 parts onions to 1 part carrots and celery. The bones to mirepoix ratio is approximately 3:1. Place everything in a stockpot covered with...
Muhammara

Muhammara

Yotam Ottolenghi is one of my favorite chefs. Two Christmases ago, my kids each received a Yotam Ottolenghi basket that included one of his books, spice mixes, harissa (I made both), and more. Here is one of my favorite recipes of this. Ingredients 5 red bell peppers,...
My Harissa Recipe

My Harissa Recipe

I love Harissa. It’s spicy, but not too much so, flavorful and fresh all at the same time. I hope you enjoy my recipe! You may dry toast the spices for additional flavor if you like. Harissa 7 whole dried chilies, New Mexico or Guajillo 2 roasted red peppers,...
It Must be Autumn Ginger Cookies

It Must be Autumn Ginger Cookies

Yes, I am a nutritionist and I teach healthy cooking–and I eat health-supporting food 90% of the time. That said, I do love ginger cookies:) I use organic ingredients, unrefined sugar (which is still sugar!), and add a bit more spices than some ginger cookies....
Everyone is Baking! -Oat Bran Muffins

Everyone is Baking! -Oat Bran Muffins

One of the silver linings to the coronavirus, COVID-19, is that– judging from everyone’s social media posts–people are back in the kitchen cooking and baking with a fury! I hope when this passes people continue! This recipe has been requested many,...
Asparagus: The Bastion of Spring

Asparagus: The Bastion of Spring

In the spring the focus is on fresh, lighter faire representing the new growth of the season. Outside everything is fresh and green and your plate should be the same. Spinach, tender kale leaves, Swiss chard, lettuce, parsley, and of course the bastion of spring,...