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Marmalade

by Linda Capeloto Sendowski on January 27, 2012

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It is citrus season in the desert of Southern California.  The fragrance of citrus flowers wafts through the dry desert air and intense sunshine provides [click to continue…]

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Roasted Fall Root Vegetables

October 26, 2011
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Fall harvest colors of fiery orange, garnet, pale silver green, and creamy yellow tossed together with shiny jewel like grapes and velvety bits of fresh sage make a dish perfect for the season.  A combination of slightly sweet root vegetables roasted to caramel perfection is delicious served with a garlicky drizzle of balsamic syrup.

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Teriyaki London Broil

August 24, 2011
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I confess to having used bottled barbecue sauce for years.  I always made an effort to find sauce that contained no preservatives but how about the other stuff listed in the ingredients of commercially produced sauce?  There are several good ones, but the purist in me was thinking back to my high school days when

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Steak Chimichurri

August 12, 2011
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We love to barbecue in the summer, it keeps the heat of cooking outside and most importantly grilled food has that caramel, flame, and smoke flavor. For years my kids thought there was only one flavor of steak and that was Teriyaki.  Truth is there are many wonderful flavors in the grilling universe and it is time [...]

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Fava Bean Hummus

May 25, 2011
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Wednesday’s Santa Monica Farmers’ Market had so many treasures on display including huge piles of fresh, puffy, bright green fava beans.  Luckily, McGrath’s Family Farm stand sells fresh shelled fava beans in ½ pound and 1 pound bags. Fava beans or Ava Frescas, or some call them Ful, are a Sephardic and Mediterranean favorite.  

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