Recipe

Fish & FleshSalads

Thai Salad with Lamb

I make this version most often with lamb or goat because both are raised here in Sonoma County where I live. Don't be intimidated by the long ingredients list. Once ...

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Sautéed mushrooms Nibbles & Snacks

Crescenza with Sautéed Mushrooms

Bellwether Farms Crescenza is a young cheese made of milk from Jersey cows that graze near the Callahan’s ranch in Two Rock, west of Petaluma. It is buttery, mildly ...

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Freshly blanched and peeled Favas Nibbles & Snacks

Raw Fava Beans with Olive Oil & Pepato

Start looking for them in March at farmers markets. As the season progresses, the beans mature and their outer skin grows tougher. As long as the bean inside is tender ...

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Chai and Spices Drinks

Chai: Homemade Is Best In Every Way

Of all the foods that have become available in shelf-stable containers on supermarket shelves, the one that has most puzzled me is chai. I’m always astonished to see it ...

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Carrots and vegetables on plate Salads

Marshall House Potato Salad

Back then, people were extremely fat phobic and owner Axel Roelz grew weary of people telling him that they “never used bacon” and so, when customers asked for the recipe, ...

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Freshly cooked bacon Soups

Bacon and Mustard Soup

For the best results, fry bacon until it is fully crisp. This soup is inspired by the mustard soups of the Netherlands, where there were once scores of small grocers ...

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Lingonberry Jam Jar Fish & Flesh

Swedish Meatballs

The meatballs themselves are quite simple; it is the gravy and the classic condiment, lingonberry jam, that distinguish them from others. In my version, I use creme fraiche in place ...

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Malasadas

There are many variations; they may be filled with jam or haupia; cinnamon may be added to the sugar; they might be drizzled with melted chocolate or other sauces. The ...

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