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• Bastilla

  minced garlicRice bran oil for fryingsmoked paprikaKosher salt and black pepperyellow onionsminced gingerchicken thighsRas al hanoutchicken stocksaffron threadsbay leavescinnamon stickcinnamoncilantrosliced almondsgolden raisinspowdered sugarfueille de brick doughbutter
• beet salad in sour cream dressing

  Beets have been on my radar for a while. I often associate them with the delicious salad they serve at SF’s House of Prime Rib and with the salad bar at Portico’s. I’ve never prepared them myself though, but with the onset of the CSA food basket that my friend Brent bequeathed to me, I was obliged to finally try. I went to the index of my favorite go-to resource, Jacques Pepin’s Essential Pepin, and found this recipe for beet salad with sour cream and onions. Like many of this recipes, this one turned out delicious. beetsonionsour creamcider vinegarsaltblack peppersugar
• caramelized kabocha, preserved lemon, mint, toasted seeds
• cha cha cha's warm spinach salad
• Chestnut Chiffon Cake with Warm Apples and Candied Walnuts
• chicken caesar salad recipe from the anthonys

  When our family travelled to Washington DC in 2010 to visit the Anthonys, their long-time family friends, they came home with this amazing chicken caesar salad recipe. We'll often make this after a trip to Costco. We'll shred the breast from the rotisserie chicken, make the croutons from their roasted garlic bread, and cut up romaine lettuce from there. This is a versatile and tasty dish that can be portioned as an appetizer or as a meal. We are always excited when this dish is on the menu for the day. chicken breastsolive oilgarlic breadgarlicsaltlemon juiceWorcestershire saucelight mayonnaisesalt and pepperanchovy pasteextra light olive oilromaineparmesan cheese
• chiffon cake

  This recipe comes from my mother-in-law's archives. floursugarbaking powdersalteggswateroilvanilla extractlemon zestcream of tartar
• cook's illustrated thai chicken soup (doubled for parties and to store)

  We made this soup for friends and family during the 2013 holiday season. Everyone loved it! Processing the lemongrass and shallots felt like the most time-consuming part, so next time we will try chopping it all up in a food processor. Adapted and adjusted from the base recipe published in the January-February 2007 issue of Cook's Illustrated. vegetable oillemongrassshallotscilantrofish saucechicken brothcoconut milkcoconut milksugarwhite mushroomsskinless chicken breastslime juiceThai red curry pastefish saucecilantro leavesserrano chilesscallionslimes
• cook's illustrated veggie curry
• cook's illustrated's savory sautéed mushrooms
• deviled eggs two ways
• gabrielle hamilton's chickpea salad with four-minute eggs
• gabrielle hamilton's roast chicken and salad the day after
• jerusalem's roasted cauliflower and hazelnut salad
• korean baeckeoffe
• mini savory cheesecakes on arugula or butterhead lettuce
• momofuku's cherry tomato salad 1.0
• mother-in-law's chinese chicken salad
• Parmesan phyllo pizza with onions and tomatoes
• peking chicken... jacques pepin style

  As avid peking duck fans, we were excited to read Jacques Pepin's (JP) recipe for peking chicken. In order to get crisp skin, the skin is tightened, and some of the fat is rendered in a hot water bath; then the glaze is brushed on in layers at 3 different points in time. The mushrooms on the bottom of the baking rack are an extra added bonus. This recipe works well with chicken with fatty skin, such as Trader Joe's kosher organic. chickenhoneydark soy sauceTabasco saucebalsamic vinegarsmall button mushrooms
• poached eggs w/ spinach, mushrooms, and walnuts

  We honestly didn't think this recipe was going to be amazing. It just made its way into our kitchen because it made use of lots of leftover ingredients that we had on hand. While cooking it, we started get wary as it involved a whole lot of prep, and it started to feel like a lot of work. But all the work was well-worth it in the end; it all came together quickly after prep. We ended up with a tangy, meaty, and filling vegetarian dinner. Leftover spinach filling made its way into an omelet the next morning. Yay! :) Adapted from the March 2012 issue of Cooking Light. waterwhite vinegarolive oilbaby spinacholive oilgarlicshallotscremini mushroomsfresh sagefresh thymeblack peppersaltred wine vinegarwalnutsgruyere cheeseeggsreserved thyme and walnutsblack pepper
• rick bayless' salmon en pipian verde ajonjoli

  This is a super exciting way to prepare salmon! This dish is hearty, meaty, yet tender. The refreshing cilantro balances out the intense, concentrated flavors. This is definitely a keeper recipe. We have modified the proportions for 2 servings. Adapted from Rick Bayless' Mexican Everyday. tomatillo salsavegetable oilchicken brothtahinisaltsugarpeasfish filletssesame seedscilantro
• seafood and fennel soup
• strawberries in vinegar

  This dessert is made in advance before the meal. By the time food prep, cooking, and eating are done, dessert will be waiting for you in the fridge! sugarboiling waterred wine vinegarmedium strawberries