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Tag Archives: coriander
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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Crunchy Curried Cauliflower Pickles
Refrigerator pickles are a quick, easy way to capture the flavours of the season and enjoy them for months afterwards. I was excited to find some cauliflower in this month’s Farmers’ Feast challenge basket, courtesy of Linda’s Garden at the … Continue reading
Posted in Canning, Farmers' Feast, Ottawa Farmers' Market, pickles, Preserves, Quick Pickles, summer
Tagged cauliflower, coriander, cumin, curry, curry powder, Farmers Feast, garlic, ginger, gluten-free, Ottawa Farmers' Market, pickles, quick pickles, refrigerator pickles, summer, turmeric, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian, vinegar
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Asparagus and Smoked Salmon Rolls
This recipe was inspired by my friend Barbara, a visual artist who also happens to be an accomplished cook and gardener; it’s a dish that serves as a great showcase of all her talents. When she made these recently for … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, fish, Vegetables
Tagged appetizer, asparagus, coriander, cream cheese, dill, fresh, gluten-free, hors d'oeuvre, lemon, low carb, make-ahead, party, smoked salmon, spring
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Moroccan-spiced Cauliflower
Move over, cheese sauce. Cauliflower is about to get all zippy and exciting thanks to a great blend of seasonings and some quick oven-roasting. This side dish – regular or vegan – will perk up any menu; it would be … Continue reading
Quick Moroccan-style Chicken Stew
For those unfamiliar with the cuisine of Morocco, its tastes are layered, subtle and absolutely delicious, blending both sweetness and heat. Spices such as cinnamon, cumin, coriander and peppers are typically combined with fruit and meat, often in slowly-simmered tagines … Continue reading
Posted in Meat, poultry, fish
Tagged almonds, chicken, cinnamon, cloves, coriander, cumin, garlic, ginger, honey, make-ahead, Moroccan, onion, orange zest, salsa, stew, tagine
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Perfect Purple Potato Salad
Ever since I figured out a better way to make potato salad, I’ve enjoyed its flavour a lot more. Cooking the potatoes in salted water is an important first step; dousing them in vinegar as soon as your drain them … Continue reading
Posted in Salads, Vegetables
Tagged celery, coriander, dill pickle, mayonnaise, mustard, onion, pepper, purple potatoes, red pepper, salad, vibrant
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