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Category Archives: Vegetables

Broccoli and Black Grapes

September 17, 2012

How to describe what good cooking does for people?  Here is one cook’s way of saying it:  “Soul soothingness.” Lots …

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Balsamic French Green Beans ~ Haricots verts balsamiques

August 20, 2012

An Arab Fable Once in his shop a workman wrought With languid hand, and listless thought, When through the open …

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Whipped Roasted Pumpkin, Adobo and Maple Spiced~ Purée de potiron rôtie aux épices

August 6, 2012

A small can of Chipotles in Adobo represents an entire growing season for the jalapeño chili and a time and …

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Okra, Tomatoes, Chilies and Bacon

June 18, 2012

You are invited….to try out ‘All Good Things’–a new feature on the diplomatickitchen.  All Good Things is a forum in …

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Ratatouille Chez Panisse

May 31, 2012

When the restaurant Chez Panisse opened in Berkeley California in 1971, its owner had neither formal cooking education nor restaurant …

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Purée of Carrots, Sweet Potato, Fresh Ginger and Clementine

May 14, 2012

“Sweets” are more used in the traditional cooking of the Southern United States. Northern states favor white potatoes.  Therefore, old …

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Sauté of Artichoke Hearts with White Wine, Lemon and Capers

May 7, 2012

Generations have sent wordless messages with flowers.  Food ‘speaks’ as well.  Rene Black, manager of the Waldorf-Astoria’s restaurants for many …

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Stir-fried Cauliflower and Green Peas with Toasted Cumin and Coriander Seed

April 13, 2012

Italian, Indian and Chinese cooks find common ground on the issue of what to do with a cauliflower.  They will …

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Hakurei Turnips, Herbed and Spiced, and their Stir-fried Greens

March 12, 2012

The Chinese have a term for children–expressive of both their sweetness and their humour value.  They call them…little turnip heads.  Hakurei …

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French Green Beans and Marinated Baby Carrots with Mustard Dill Dressing

February 16, 2012

Fans of the Looney Tune may recall Bugs Bunny’s trick of tying a bonnet round his head, jumping in a …

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