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Mint is more than Mouthwash

19 Sunday Apr 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Gluten Free, Quickies (It's not what you think!), Side Dishes, Vegetarian

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Garlic, lemon zest, Mint, olive oil, Potatoes

Mint is an under-utilized herb by most of us and it just screams springtime, with its refreshing taste and gorgeous green color.  We flavor all sorts of things with it, but mint as an herb, is used much less frequently.  If you come from Mediterranean  or Middle Eastern roots or grew up in the Southern US, then you’ve experienced mint.  It’s great with peas, asparagus, lamb, fiddleheads and a whole heap of other things, too.  Afterall where would a mojito or julep be without it? Continue reading →

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Venice and Venetian Chicken

18 Saturday Apr 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Gluten Free, Main Course, Make Ahead

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cheese, chicken breasts, heavy cream, Mushrooms, prosciutto, sherry

192This is Venice, in all her glory.  She’s old and she’s beautiful.  Venice is a model of early engineering…well engineering, period.  This is man-made, and the beginnings of Venice date back to about the 5th century!  Isn’t that just astounding?  And the food is pretty astounding, too.  Venetian Chicken (implying this is the only way one would prepare chicken in Venice!) has all of the best aspects of Venetian cuisine, but with a twist!   Continue reading →

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Fried Eggs…Perfectly!

14 Tuesday Apr 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Brunch, Gluten Free, Quickies (It's not what you think!)

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189Don’t you just love eggs?  There are very few foods that are as nutritious, simple to prepare and just simply taste as good as eggs.  They are THE perfect breakfast, lunch, dinner or late night snack…Fried eggs are perfect anytime and frying them perfectly…it’s an art form.  Continue reading →

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Curry Powder is a Legacy…and a Tasty One!

12 Sunday Apr 2015

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lime juice, mayonnaise, preserves, Spices, yogurt

143Curry powder isn’t a “thing” unto itself, but rather a blend of spices, used to simulate the masalas widely used in Indian, Asian and some African cuisines.  It is surprisingly flexible, depending on how much you use and what spices you choose to include, but absolutely delicious.  Continue reading →

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Easter Egg Salad

09 Thursday Apr 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Appetizers, Eggs, Gluten Free, Make Ahead, Quickies (It's not what you think!), Sandwiches

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avocado, bacon, Chives, Dijon mustard, eggs, Ham, herbs, mayonnaise, Salmon, Tuna

Easter eggs are such fun to dye.  When our sons were young, they had a great time dying eggs…it’s a good memory.  And to be honest, while we loved dying eggs, now it’s nice to just have it as a memory and not have the mess…the plastic eggs work for me!  Continue reading →

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Scalloped Corn

04 Saturday Apr 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Gluten Free, Make Ahead, Side Dishes, Vegetables

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cheddar cheese, Corn, eggs, evaporated milk, pepper, Spices

031This was probably my father’s favorite side dish.  He loved corn in all is various concoctions, but this was his absolute favorite and my mother knew it.  So this dish graced all of our holiday dinners.  I think it is particularly delicious with an Easter ham.  Continue reading →

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Roadhouse Meatloaf

28 Saturday Mar 2015

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cheddar cheese, Cornmeal, eggs, Ground beef, ketchup, onion

Have you ever noticed that everybody’s mother either makes great meatloaf or terrible meatloaf.  It seems there’s no in-between.  This is great meatloaf; it’s juicy, full-flavored with just a bit of sweetness and it makes kick-ass sandwiches the next day. Continue reading →

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The Absolute Best Fish Ever!

19 Thursday Mar 2015

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almonds, fish filets, Garlic, lime zest, mayonnaise, orange zest, sour cream

The Absolute Best Fish Ever…that’s quite a statement, isn’t it?  One might think The Goddess is out of control, lost her mind perhaps and then, you taste this fish and the heavens open, angels sing and the world will never be same again.  Oh, yes…did I mention this takes about 10 minutes to prepare?  Now, I DO have your attention!  Continue reading →

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Quick and Dirty Corned Beef Hash

18 Wednesday Mar 2015

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corned beef, eggs, gravy, Leftovers, onion, Potatoes

020 - Copy (2)It’s the day after the great Irish-American feast of St. Patrick’s Day.  Whether you’re Irish or not, you probably had some permutation of New England boiled dinner or corned beef and cabbage.  But today, is another day and if you planned well, and you know you did, because you always do, then you have leftovers.  You can make hash.  Continue reading →

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Herb-Crusted Lamb Chops

14 Saturday Mar 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Gluten Free, Herbs, Main Course, Quickies (It's not what you think!), Sauces

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butter, Garlic, herbs, Lamb, lemon zest, mustard, olive oil, orange juice

Perfectly cooked lamb chops are a culinary wonder to be savored.  And the Rhubarb-Hibiscus Bourbon Sauce is a perfect union; they are a natural together.  The slight gaminess of the lamb, the lavender in the Herbes de Provence, the tartness of the rhubarb…this dish is Spring!  Continue reading →

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