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Toasting Your Nuts!

12 Monday Feb 2018

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Nuts, Roasting

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Toasted NutsThis is a technique to add to your repertoire of skills.  Toasted nuts are delicious.  Nuts add flavor and texture to dishes, both sweet and savory.  Toast nuts and they becomes a thing of beauty.  In fact, they’re a revelation.   Continue reading →

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Bitcoin Butter-Almond Bits

23 Saturday Dec 2017

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Candy, Desserts, Make Ahead, Nuts

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brown sugar, butter, graham crackers, Maldon salt, sliced almonds

Bitcoin Butter-Almond BitsThese are rich, buttery, crunchy, caramel-y and addictive.  No one, and I mean no one, can eat just one of these.  Bitcoin Bits are candy, but they are cookie-like, too.  It doesn’t matter, because they are addictive, but in a very, very good way.  Continue reading →

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Belgian and Bleu Salad with Strawberries

09 Saturday Jan 2016

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Fruit, Gluten Free, Main Course, Nuts, Salads

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Belgian endive, bleu cheese, nuts, Scallions, Strawberries

Salad of Belgian & Blue with Strawberries and Dijon-Tarragon VinaigretteThis is another KayJay invention.  This is a nice winter salad.  It’s more substantial than its leafier counterparts, can be made ahead and doesn’t go all limp and mushy.  Belgian endive have a slight, but pleasant bitterness that just works with KayJay’s Dijon-Tarragon Vinaigrette.   Continue reading →

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Roasted Brussels & Grapes with Toasted Marcona Almonds

23 Monday Nov 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Gluten Free, Nuts, Side Dishes, Vegetables, Vegetarian

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almonds, Brussels Sprouts, grapes, oil

Roasted Brussels Sprouts and Grapes with Toasted Marcona AlmondsThanksgiving dinner is really only as good as its sides!  Brussels sprouts, roasted to perfection with grapes and a dusting of toasted Marcona almonds is an excellent addition to Thanksgiving dinner.  And they can be done ahead and reheated or served at room temperature.  Continue reading →

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Nutmeg and Mace…Both Sweet & Savory

07 Sunday Jun 2015

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Bread, carrot, cheese, Corn, cream, eggs, milk, onion, Spices, zucchini

Nutmeg is an interesting spice.  The holiday season wouldn’t be complete without it.  Apple and pumpkin pies and who doesn’t love egg nog?  Nutmeg works on both sweet and savory levels, though most of us think of it as a sweet spice, but today let me introduce you to its savory side.   Continue reading →

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Super Crunch Granola

07 Thursday May 2015

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

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brown sugar, butter, Dried Fruit, oatmeal, pecans, preserves

071Granola seems to be a flash back to the 60’s.  It shouldn’t be.  This is THE recipe for granola.  Seriously.  Superlatives aside.  This is so good you won’t stop eating it until your jaws get tired.  Then you’ll rest and go right back in for more!  Truly, it is without a doubt, the best granola you will ever toss over your teeth!  It’s good stirred into yogurt, it’s great sprinkled gingerly over a scoop of ice cream and fantastic eaten just as it is.    Continue reading →

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