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Category Archives: Vegetables

Fried Zucchini in Vinegar and Garlic

July 19, 2013

In the heart of the tiny township of Arivaca, Arizona sits the Arivaca Mercantile Company, a small establishment, full of …

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Greens and Bacon with Garden Sass (and a good Homemade French Dressing)

June 21, 2013

…you sort of hate to be the one who gives up on something That survived until your generation. The thing …

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Okra Indian style ~ Gombo a l’Indienne ~ भिंडी की सब्जी (Bhindi ki Sabji)

June 4, 2013

An essential ingredient in this way of preparing okra (aka lady’s fingers) is the spice blend chaat masala (Urdu چاٹ …

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Roasted Butternut Squash Purée

May 3, 2013

“Man is strangely prone to surround himself with impedimenta; he is perversely given to hunting for the complex.” (from Country …

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Cauliflower with Bacon, Capers, Raisins, Pine Nuts and Cream

April 16, 2013

One day, while searching for a vegetable recipe that would go well with a simple, sauce-less main course, I came …

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Quickly Sautéed Spicy Kale

March 15, 2013

This method of preparing kale is a very good deal for both the cook and the diner.  It is ready …

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Wilted Radicchio and Roquette (aka Arugula)

February 7, 2013

“You do not educate a person’s palate by telling him that what he has been in the habit of eating–watery, …

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Braised Green Beans with Bacon

November 19, 2012

“There was [a] time when I was leaving a garden, and home for a long, long stay,” wrote Jean Bothwell.  …

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Grilled Caramelized Fennel

October 18, 2012

“Summer is coming on,” writes a blogger from Tasmania in this the third week of October 2012:  a succinctly expressed …

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French Fried Eggplant The Picayune with Sauce Remoulade Cajun-style

October 10, 2012

The Picayune (now known as The Times-Picayune) of New Orleans began publication in 1837.  Its name referred to the cost of …

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