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Mediterranean Bean, Sausage & Kale Souppa

26 Wednesday Apr 2017

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Garlic, Gluten Free Option, Lunch, Main Course, Make Ahead, Slow Cooker, Soup, Supper, Vegetables, Vegetarian Option

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Bread, broth, Carrots, garbanzo beans, Garlic, herbs, kale, kielbasa, Leeks, onion, parmesan cheese, sweet potato, Tomatoes

Mediterranean Bean, Sausage & Kale SouppaThe Tuscans have their Ribollita.  The Galicians have their Caldo Gallego.  The Lisbonites have their Caldo Verde.  And we, have this “Souppa”.  Most cultures have some similar soup, a simple, nutritious, inexpensive and delicious soup or stew, using what’s on hand. This is peasant food, at its very best.   Continue reading →

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Ham & Cheese Filled Crêpe with an Egg Top Hat

14 Friday Apr 2017

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Breakfast, Cheese, Eggs, Supper, Vegetarian Option

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Ham & Cheese Filled Crêpe with an Egg Top HatThis is a fun little breakfast or supper dish.  I got this from the folks over at Serious Eats.  Those people are geniuses.  This is a slightly different way of folding the crêpe than we normally see.  But, delicious these are. Continue reading →

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Pastel de Jamon (Ham and Cheese Quick Bread)

17 Thursday Nov 2016

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Bread, Breakfast, Latin Food, Make Ahead, Supper

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baking powder, butter, cheese, eggs, flour, Ham, honey, milk, onion, Spices

Pastel de JamonThis is a really nice addition to your Sunday brunch or for this season, Thanksgiving day breakfast.  We had a slice with some salad for a nice, light supper, and as a side with a bowl of Creamy Mushroom-Pumpkin Soup with Sherry.  I think if might be good with gravy, as in biscuits and gravy…just a thought!  Continue reading →

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Fried Eggs, Onions and Avocado Over Rice Breakfast

13 Friday May 2016

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Breakfast, Eggs, Gluten Free, Lunch, Quickies (It's not what you think!), Supper, Vegetarian

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avocados, eggs, onion, Rice, Spices

Fried Eggs and Avocados over Garlic RiceThis was supper today.  This is pure comfort.  It’s been a long day, I was tired and I had leftover garlic rice, a nice, plump ripe avocado, eggs and onion and these flavors are crazy good together.  This is a great breakfast and dish, too.  MMMmmmm…. Continue reading →

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Super Bowl Sunday Supper

03 Wednesday Feb 2016

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Buffet Food, Comfort Food, Latin Food, Meat, Potatoes, Soup, Supper

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Spanish Torilla & Grilled Ham and CheeseIt’s just the two of us here, in the sun, with our feet up…yeah, right!  So I thought I might just remind you of a few dishes from the past that may help make your Super Bowl Sunday Supper Spectacular…God, I just love alliteration!  I guarantee these will be a touchdown in Flavor Town!  If you were here in South Florida, you would head off to your favorite bakery, and you have so many great choices.  They are everywhere and they sell both sweet and savory treats.  Many also have tables or a counter where you can have a nice Cuban coffee and a special treat.

Miami's Ricky Bakery's BocaditosAnyway, you would head off to buy “bocaditos” or “little bites”, which are small, maybe 2-3 bite sandwiches, like the ones pictured above.  The most popular, and The Latin Lover’s favorite…Cuban Ham Dip.Cuban Ham DipThe Cuban Ham Dip, which is a “breeze” to make and really must be done ahead.Pastel de Pollo Cubano (Cuban Chicken Pie)You might also pick up a Pastel de Pollo Cubano (Cuban Chicken Pie) Pastel de Picadillo Cubano (Cuban Meat Pie)or in that same vein, a Pastel de Picadillo Cubano (Cuban Meat Pie). You should absolutely, hands-down have a Spanish tortilla (see the opening picture)…again make ahead and there is absolutely no one I’ve ever encountered, that doesn’t just love it!

You could also go the route of a big hunk of meat, Cuban Pork Roast (Lechon Asado)like Cuban Roast Pork (Lechon Asado)

Cuban-Style Roasted Chicken

or Cuban-Style Roast Chicken, which make great sandwiches.  And who doesn’t love sandwiches, Peruvian Pickled Red Onion Saladparticularly with Peruvian Red Onion Salad (Salsa Criolla), piled high? And that really is the color of the onions, but Oh, the flavor on a sandwich…it’s the stuff dreams are made of!  And since you may want to have a vegetarian option, how about the Roasted Butternut Squash with Brie & Caramelized Onions en Croute, which can be either a main course or cut into thin slices as an appetizer.  Aren’t we versatile?

Maybe a couple of sides, Jazzed-Up Baked Beanslike the quick and easy Jazzed-Up Baked Beans Stove-Top Roasted Potatoesor Stove-Top Roasted Potatoes which, if you can find really small potatoes, work extremely well served with tooth picks and a dipping sauce.  Speaking of which, (you noticed that smooooth segue, didn’t you?) The Goddess's Green Goddess how about The Goddess’s Green Goddess "Green with Envy" Sauceor the unctuously delicious “Green with Envy” Sauce.  It has pistachios in it, for God’s sake!

Or perhaps you want to do a “Souper” Bowl Party.  Make your favorite chili Bacon-Cheeseburger Soupand Bacon-Cheeseburger Soup, which truly does taste like a liquid cheeseburger.  Sweet Potato-Black Bean Soup with TurkeyOr Sweet Potato-Black Bean Soup with Turkey, for something a tad less rich, but still with loads of flavor.

And just one last thing—Dessert!  Boozy-Browned Butter-Chocolate Chip Skillet "Cookie"How about the Boozy-Browned Butter-Chocolate Chip Skillet “Cookie” with a scoop of good ice cream.  If you can find Blue Bunny® Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream, buy it.  Buy it all!  It has a wonderful, almost-homemade flavor.  And for you complete, total chocoholics, Soul-Warming Boozy-Chocolate Pudding CakeSoul-Warming Boozy-Chocolate Pudding Cake; hmmm…I’m seeing a “boozy” theme here!  Just in case you haven’t had enough booze, this one has a nice boozy kick…but without most of the actual alcohol.  Look at that oozy, yummy goodness.

I hope this didn’t overwhelm you, but sometimes we need a reminder (I’m going to make some “green with envy” sauce today…it had slipped my mind, like too many things these days!).  These are just some of the things that work well for large groups.  Most can be made ahead and reheated, or served at room temperature, which makes cooking for a group, a real “game” changer!  Good luck and I hope your team wins…if not, at least you’ll have fun with friend and fine feast of fabulous food!

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Oregano Eggs (Uova all’Origano)

03 Saturday Oct 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Brunch, Eggs, Gluten Free, Lunch, Supper, Vegetarian

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cheese, eggs, herbs, olive oil

Eggs OreganoI made this over the weekend when The Latin Lover, The Middle Son and The Unbound Reader were here.  It was glorious…the eggs were good, too!.  Continue reading →

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Laurentian Onion Soup

05 Monday Jan 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Make Ahead, Soup, Supper

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apple cider, apples, Garlic, herbs, Onions

126We love onion soup.  This version of onion soup has apple and apple cider added,  as well as 2 different broths.  It is yummy and warming and slightly sweet, and a bit savory.  And best of all, it is great made ahead and reheated. Continue reading →

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Soup–The Basics

03 Saturday Jan 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Comfort Food, Gluten Free Option, Lunch, Make Ahead, Soup, Supper

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Garlic, heavy cream, Leftovers, onion, Potatoes, Spices, vegetables

067Soup is warmth.  Soup is comfort.  Soup is economical.  Soup is generally easy to put together, a great way to use leftovers and frankly, very few soups really require a recipe.  But there are few basics….  Continue reading →

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