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Zucchini Salad with Blue Cheese

Zucchini Salad with Blue Cheese

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 5 Minutes

A salad which doesn't only bring some fresh colours to your plate but also a great, crunchy taste. A combination of raw vegetables with warm toasted pine nuts and the strong flavour of blue cheese.

Penne with broccoli, garlic, and pine nuts

Penne with broccoli, garlic, and pine nuts

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

The title of this dish may be long but it is extremely quick and easy to make. It is a healthy dish that even your kids will love. You can also add grilled chicken.

Grilled Zucchini Ribbon Salad

Grilled Zucchini Ribbon Salad

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Prep Time: 15 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

Welcome in the warmer weather with this beautiful, healthy side dish. Fresh zucchini is sliced up thin and quickly grilled. Then, it's tossed with a flavorful, fresh dressing, and topped with shaved Parmesan and toasted pine nuts. It's summer salad perf…

Spaghetti with Scampi and Pine Nuts

Spaghetti with Scampi and Pine Nuts

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

A favorite light meal recipe from our home to yours.

Capellini with Pesto Alla Trapanese

Capellini with Pesto Alla Trapanese

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 10 Minutes

A Sicilian pesto featuring tomatoes, basil, and garlic flavor angel hair pasta tossed with chicken sauteed in olive oil.

Autumn Couscous

Autumn Couscous

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Prep Time: 20 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

A rainbow of flavors, a successful marriage between celery, squash, zucchini and tomatoes with couscous. Absolutely delicious!

Linguine al Pesto

Linguine al Pesto

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 15 Minutes

The origins of pesto genovese go way back in time, to Genova, in the Ligurian region of Italy. The word pesto comes from the verb "pestare" which loosely translated, means to crush. Traditionally, pesto genovese would be made with the mortar and pestle. Y…

Pesto

Pesto

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
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I have created this recipe almost 30 years ago whereas my husband loves my Italian cooking. I love growing my own basil plants and they are within my reach at any time!

Moroccan Chicken and Couscous

Moroccan Chicken and Couscous

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Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

Spicy vegetables and chicken are complimented by slightly sweet, melt-in-your-mouth couscous seasoned with green onion, pignoli, and raisins.

Sweet and Sour Pumpkin

Sweet and Sour Pumpkin

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Prep Time: 40 Minutes
Cook Time: 30 Minutes

pumpkin and sour

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Paleo Diet - Caveman Diet

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Paleolithic diet in modern days called the Paleo diet. The caveman diet consists: fruits, vegetables, lean meat, poultry and nuts. The diet is gluten, dairy and preservative free.

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Rice & Olive Salad

posted August 16, 2010 in La Fuji Mama

Squirrel just started preschool again, and although I love having the time while she’s at school to spend with Bug, preschool also means I have to pack Squirrel a lunch.  A few months ago I started thinking about the lunch co (read full article)

Capellini with Pesto Alla Trapanese

posted August 10, 2010 in Sugar Pies

When most Americans think of pesto we tend to think of the green pesto or Pesto Genovese which is made with fresh basil, olive oil, pine nuts and cheese. However, the different regions of Italy (and indeed many towns) have their own pesto recipes and (read full article)

Breakfast at Tripoli

posted July 28, 2010 in Nutrition Unplugged

We went back in time when we set out to visit the historic section of Tripoli — Lebanon’s second largest city.  My husband’s cousin Lina took us to an old neighborhood in Tripoli to experience a traditional Lebanese breakfast. It w (read full article)

Tabbouleh – Cheat’s version

posted July 25, 2010 in haddock in the kitchen

Tabbouleh is sold here in France by the bucket load as it is a firm favourite with the French as part of the entrée that requires no preparation. I find that even the better makes tend to be rather bland, and this is what I do to mine to perk it up. (read full article)

Vanilla Ice Cream with Strawberries and Balsamic Syrup

posted July 19, 2010 in Deliciously Organic

A few weeks ago I told you of my love for learning about writing and this week I've learned a few things about photography. When I got to my parents' house, I pulled up my blog on their computer and was mortified to see so many pictures with a horri (read full article)

Chocolate Chip Cookies with Pine Nuts

posted July 18, 2010 in TV Food and Drink

It’s July in Hollywood.  The way you can tell is that everyone in town is tan… except me. Well, Robert Pattinson and me. MG is in Athens, Georgia visiting his family, and I’ll be joining him in a little less than a week.  I keep h (read full article)

Blueberry Cream Cheese Bars

posted July 09, 2010 in within the kitchen

I have been making these bars for quite a few years now. I think the original recipes came from Martha Stewart or maybe Gourmet but over the years I have made my own changes and additions. I often add pine nuts to the short bread crust and almond ext (read full article)

Sweet-Heat Chicken

posted June 30, 2010 in Menu Resto Chef Krendo

Ingredients :Fruit stock: - 3/4 pound green grapes, removed from stems - 2 medium oranges, skins and seeds discarded, pulp coarsely chopped - 2 1/2 cups water - 1 teaspoon salt Chicken: - 1 tablespoon olive oil - 1/4 teaspoon liquid smoke - 1 teaspoo (read full article)

How to Make (and Pronounce) Insalata Caprese

posted June 29, 2010 in Dishful Thinking

Ah, Italy.  I miss you like a fat bambino misses a heaping serving of tiramisu.  Back in college, I was lucky enough to spend a semester in Florence, where I was able to take touristy pictures like this one (what? posed? nahhh): and pick up a few (read full article)

What is the Original Meaning of Bruscetta?

posted June 21, 2010 in Simple Italian Cooking

Today if you go to any restaurant that offers bruscetta on the menu, you will most likely get a piece of toasted Italian bread or other artisan bread, with chopped tomatoes seasoned with too much olive oil, garlic, salt and oregano piled much too hig (read full article)

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