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Tag Archives: carrot
Colourful and nutritious sushi bowls
An easy, attractive and delicious meal in a bowl! It’s amazing the variety of things that come in ‘bowl’ form today. Smoothie bowls, poke bowls, grain bowls and more. I’ve got a couple of rice bowl recipes that I just … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, rice, sushi, vegan, vegetarian
Tagged avocado, bowl, carrot, crab, cucumber, different way to make sushi, ginger, gluten-free, healthy, make-ahead, meal in a bowl, nori, Paula Roy, rice bowl, shrimp sushi, soy sauce, soya sauce, spicy mayonnaise, sriracha, sushi bowl, vegetarian, wasabi
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Green Tomato and Romano Bean Gratin
Ask anyone to name a dish involving unripened tomatoes and you’ll most likely hear, “fried green tomatoes”. While those are popular and delicious, I knew there had to be something else I could do with them when they showed up … Continue reading
Posted in casserole, Farmers' Feast, Make Ahead, Ottawa Farmers' Market, vegan, Vegetables, vegetarian
Tagged baked, butter, carrot, casserole, celery, cranberry beans, Farmers Feast, garlic, gratin, green tomatoes, make-ahead, milk, onion, Ottawa Farmers' Market, panko, parmesan, Romano beans, summer, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian
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Wilted Summer Slaw
I don’t remember liking cabbage very much as a kid, but now it has become a vegetable I reach for often, due to its versatility, great flavour and awesome nutritional properties. I love both the crispy, crunchy texture of raw … Continue reading
Posted in Farmers' Feast, Ottawa Farmers' Market, Salads, vegan, Vegetables, vegetarian
Tagged cabbage, carrot, cider vinegar, cilantro, coleslaw, coriander, Farmers Feast, garlic, olive oil, Ottawa Farmers' Market, parsley, red pepper, slaw, summer, warm, wilted
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Tourtière Tarts
Tourtière pops up frequently on lists of quintessential Canadian foods. While we often tend to associate this meat pie with winter feasts, especially over the Christmas season, there’s nothing stopping you from enjoying the sweet-savoury flavours of tourtière any time … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Meat, Party
Tagged buffet, Canada, Canada Day, carrot, celery, cinnamon, cloves, entertaining, French Canadian, garlic, meat pie, onion, party, pastry, picnic, pork, summer, tourtiere
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Vietnamese Chicken or Shrimp Salad
I love crunchy salads that are packed with flavour and colour so this one is a real winner for me. I find the hot-salty-sour-bitter-sweet flavours of Vietnamese food absolutely irresistable and appreciate that Vietnamese food is also considered to be … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Salads, Vegetables
Tagged Asian, cabbage, carrot, chicken, chile paste, cilantro, cucumber, dinner, fish sauce, fresh, healthy, lime, lunch, mint, red onion, red pepper, salad, sesame oil, shrimp, Vietnamese
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Tunisian Carrot Soup
This soup combines sweet-tasting onions and carrots with a subtle spice mix to create an irresistible flavour that is just as delicious chilled as it is warm. Don’t skip the ras el hanout – it is a wonderful ground spice … Continue reading
Posted in Soups and stews
Tagged carrot, dukkah, gluten-free, lactose-free, lemon, mint, Moroccan soup, ras el hanout, sweet onions, vegan, vegetable stock, vegetarian
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Quick Pickled Vegetables
Who knew you could make pickles that are ready to eat in as little as two hours? My husband and I, not to mention our adorable three year old great-nephew, share a huge fondness for all things pickled so this … Continue reading
Posted in Vegetables
Tagged carrot, coarse salt, cucumber, daikon, pickled, pickles, quick, radish, rice vinegar, sugar, vegetables
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