The cheesesteak isn’t Philly’s only famous sandwich. There is also an Italian roast pork sandwich which features broccoli rabe…you should give it a try the next time you’re in the city! I’ve taken my inspiration from that sandwich this week. This makes a great side dish or you can toss it with pasta, too…or put it between two slices of bread.
Chimichurri is a great pantry staple to have in your repertoire! It has more oil than a pesto and is spiced with lots of garlic and red pepper. You can use it as a sauce over grilled veggies & meats, or can use it as a marinade.
I look forward to rhubarb every year! This recipe is just another way to enjoy it…and one of the easiest. You can really make a shrub with any fruit, but if you don’t feel like making your own shop for a bottle in our Marketplace!
Crumble is an effortless dessert that looks like it takes a lot of effort. I won’t tell if you don’t! Use whatever spices you like in the filling. Cardamom is amazing with both apple and rhubarb, so give it a try if you have it.
This may seem like an odd combo, but it’s sophisticated and delicious! I had this one spring day with my friend Marcia…and it’s stuck with me ever since. I will be making this for our Sunday brunch this week!
You can pickle anything…even fruit! I usually throw apple slices into my spring salads for an added crunch, but I thought I’d put a twist on that this week by pickling them.
I’ve been making tahini dressing for my gem lettuce salads, and thought it would be delicious on sweet potatoes!
Who doesn’t like a stuffed mushroom? I love this dish because it feels really special to have your own whole mushroom cap to eat!
Sunchokes are a great alternative to potatoes. You can even mix the two together in this mash. I’m using sunflower oil instead of butter for this recipe because sunflowers are in the same family as sunchokes.
I feel that I’ve left the green daikon out of the loop lately. I mostly use it in salads as a crunchy topping, but they have been so big lately…I can only eat so many salads! I’m still having a love affair with Keepwell’s soy sauce this week, so please enjoy these savory pancakes with or without a dipping sauce.