Showing posts with label vegetables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegetables. Show all posts
Friday, September 10, 2010
Friday, May 21, 2010
7th and Fig Farmers Market Roasted Veggies (and a Sirloin)
The only thing better than this is the leftovers! Delicious salads and sandwiches are a promise when last nights roasted veggies are added to farmers market fresh mixed greens, or snuggled between slices of your favorite artisanal bread, such as or La Brea . Roasted veggies are one of those dishes that is even better the next day! Boulangerie
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Chill Out Mediterranean Style with Enlightened Salad Ingredients
A well made salad does not need the bottled, high in fat, calories, sodium, high fructose corn syrup, and preservative loaded dressings from Kraft...this is a sample of ingredients for a fab salad, the only limit is your imagination. A thoughtful blend of crisp and soft, crunchy and creamy, dry and juicy, sweet and savory, bitter and sour, and gently held together with a splash of olive oil and a double splash of complimentary vinegar, makes store bought salad dressings completely unnecessary.
Using a colorful mix of raw, cooked, semi-cooked, and pickled veggies, fruits, cooked and/or sprouted grains, beans and/or peas, nuts, and cheese provides a an exciting, never boring way to eat fresh and healthy.
All of the above mentioned ingredients can be cleaned, chopped, sprouted, pickled and/or cooked two or three days ahead and stored separately in the refrigerator. Ingredients may be used for a quick salad, heated and served with cooked whole grains such as brown rice, quinoa, wheat berry, or barley, or add some of these fab, and prepared ahead ingredients to a simmering broth for an instant and delectable soup.
Composing a beautiful meal of the tastes your body is craving is ultra easy and delicious with a little advance preparation. This is one of the secrets of optimum health, having delicious and good for you options ready to go when hunger strikes.
Veggies from downtown Los Angeles 7th and Figueroa Farmers Market, every Thursday from 10-3
Using a colorful mix of raw, cooked, semi-cooked, and pickled veggies, fruits, cooked and/or sprouted grains, beans and/or peas, nuts, and cheese provides a an exciting, never boring way to eat fresh and healthy.
All of the above mentioned ingredients can be cleaned, chopped, sprouted, pickled and/or cooked two or three days ahead and stored separately in the refrigerator. Ingredients may be used for a quick salad, heated and served with cooked whole grains such as brown rice, quinoa, wheat berry, or barley, or add some of these fab, and prepared ahead ingredients to a simmering broth for an instant and delectable soup.
Composing a beautiful meal of the tastes your body is craving is ultra easy and delicious with a little advance preparation. This is one of the secrets of optimum health, having delicious and good for you options ready to go when hunger strikes.
Veggies from downtown Los Angeles 7th and Figueroa Farmers Market, every Thursday from 10-3
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cancer fighter,
farmers market,
make ahead,
Mediterranean diet,
Om pic,
salad,
vegetables,
weight loss
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Roasted Root Vegetables and a Rump Roast for Fido
Potatoes, parsnips, rutabaga, carrots, turnips, and mushrooms...drizzled with olive oil, thyme, sea salt and cracked pepper. Roast at 450 for 1 hour


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make ahead,
Om pic,
roasted vegetables,
root vegetables,
vegetables
Friday, April 16, 2010
Herb Roasted Japanese Eggplant, Fennel, and Carrot
Vegetables love to be roasted!

After roasting, cool and refrigerate in sealed containers, ideally glass.
Roasted veggies turn simple mixed leaf lettuce in to a gourmet salad, sandwiched between artisan slices of bread with a few slices of chesses and grilled creates a superior hot sandwich, or gently rewarm the veggies and serve with a cooked whole grain such as kasha (buckwheat), brown rice or quinoa
Veggies shown here are from the 7th and Fig Farmers Market in downtown Los Angeles. Thursdays from 10-3
Friday, November 21, 2008
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Shiitake, Walnut and Goat Cheese Stuffed Eggplant

Slice Japanese or Chinese eggplant lengthwise, 1/4" thick, spread with a thin layer of goat cheese, chopped shiitake mushroom, chopped walnuts, minced garlic and finely chopped flat leaf parley...gently roll up and secure with a toothpick, bake 30 minutes at 350

Labels:
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goat cheese,
make ahead,
Mushroom,
Om pic,
shiitake,
vegetables
Pasillia Chili Nirvana
Miso-Raspberry Buddha Grill


Vegetables shown are from the Hollywood Farmers Market
Labels:
Buddha Grill,
farmers market,
Miso,
Om pic,
Raspberry,
vegetables,
veggies,
zucchini
Minestrone and Focaccia
Om Minestrone soup changes with the season, this batch was a yummy mix of kale, crimini mushroom, shiitake mushroom, napa cabage, zucchini, carrot, cannaleni beans and leeks in a garlicy, basil scented broth, serve with fresh baked Om Focaccia and light salad.
Omnivores add Italian turkey sausage or traditional Italian sausage
Labels:
focaccia,
Mediterranean diet,
minestrone,
Om pic,
soup,
vegetables
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Enlightened Cobb Salad
Omnivore: chicken, turkey breast or grilled salmon, always bacon and bleu cheese
Herbivore: tofu bacon, tempeh or grilled cranberry, sage tofu
Labels:
cancer fighter,
enlightened cobb salad,
Om pic,
salad,
vegetables,
weight loss
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