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Cod with Stewed Tomatoes for #MothersDay #SundaySupper
Happy Mother’s Day! This week our Sunday Supper group is celebrating good old (don’t tell her I said that) Mom! Whether you are a Mom, have a Mom, need a Mom or are a Mom-to-be you’re invited! There is something … Continue reading
Posted in #SundaySupper, dinner, fish, fresh ingredients, healthy, main dish, Mediterranean, Mother's Day, seafood, tomatoes, What's For Dinner?
Tagged #SundaySupper, cod, dinner, fish, stewed tomatoes, tomatoes
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Ham, Broccoli, Cheddar and Pesto Crepes
Crepes can be a fun way to use leftovers or experiment with new combos. Ham, pesto and broccoli and cheddar go so well together. If seafood is more your style, try these Seafood Crepes . Crepes adapted from Alton Brown’s … Continue reading
Posted in crepes, dinner, fresh ingredients, grains, ham, healthy, What's For Dinner?
Tagged broccoli, brunch, cheese, crepes, ham, kamut, recipes, WonderMill
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Wheatberries Salad #SampleWholeGrains Day Challenge
This event is organized annually by Boston-based non-profit Oldways and its Whole Grains Council (WGC). Wheatberry Salad recipe and whole grains challenge April 3, 2013 was Sample Whole Grains Day and I posed the “Switch to Whole Grains Day” challenge … Continue reading
Posted in grains, healthy, What's For Dinner?
Tagged grains, healthy, salad, wheatberry, whole grains
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Cinnamon Know Your Herbs and Spices
Cinnamon is one of the most celebrated spices in the world. Western cultures use cinnamon to flavor baked goods, puddings, candies and cereals. European countries use it to season soups, sauces, meats and pasta dishes. Asian cultures use the entire … Continue reading