Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Crispy Edamame Fritters

I got this recipe from Pure Wow. I figured little S would like them since she likes edamame. She wouldn't take a bite, but I thought they are very good. Next time I'll make some sort of dipping sauce to go on top.

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Cauliflower Pizza

I heard about cauliflower pizza a few times and decided to try it. I used this recipe. I did not use their toppings because I didn't have them so I used pizza sauce and cheddar cheese. Stella had one bite, Steve had one bite, and I ate the rest. It doesn't pass for pizza, but it was still good and somewhat healthy. I didn't feel stuffed like I often do after eating regular pizza.



Roasted Cauliflower à la Mary Celeste

I have been eating a lot of roasted cauliflower. It's easy, healthy, and delicious. As soon as I saw this recipe on Chocolate and Zucchini I tried it and I honestly think that it is one of the best things I will eat in 2014. It's so good that I feel confident saying that in January.

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Miso-Tofu Ranch Dip

This recipe looked exotic to me (Momofuku), and it turned out to be great! We ate it on a salad one night, then dipped vegetables in it for days, until it disappeared. Next time I might try to substitute the sour cream with Greek yogurt, for obvious reasons :)

An Ideal Lunch Salad Recipe

I made this salad, from 101 Cookbooks, when I was home for Thanksgiving. I was concerned a bit about the dressing not being suitable for everyone, but I was wrong: Even Granny ate it! I think sunflower seeds could be a good alternative for pepitas, and I recommend you use high quality olives.

I do not have a photo, so I am using Heidi's:


Roast Salmon and Broccoli with Chile-Caper Vinaigrette

This recipe, from Bon Appetit was fast and delicious. Very simple but great flavors. My only regret was not making more!


Saturday, September 21, 2013

Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies

I almost always think there is too much sugar in a recipe. When I read this recipe and I saw it called for a cup of sugar, I thought that was too much. Then I kept reading and saw it actually calls for two cups of sugar. I almost couldn't believe it. I searched the comments because I was sure it was a typo and people would have pointed it out. There was nothing in the comments. I decided to make the cookies with one cup of brown sugar and that was plenty. Plenty, plenty, plenty. These are very good and I can't imagine how sweet they would be with another cup of sugar. It would be completely unnecessary. There is a lot of butter and the cookies are pretty flimsy, but they are disappearing quickly. Here's the recipe.