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Sweet Mustard Summer Slaw

05 Saturday Sep 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Gluten Free, Make Ahead, Salads, Vegetarian

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cabbage, cucumbers, mayonnaise, mustard, onion, parmesan cheese, Scallions, Spices, sugar, Tomatoes, vinegar, xanthan gum

I mentioned yesterday that The Youngest One brought some Hunter’s Sausage from Vermont.  I made Grilled Potato Salad, and grilled cauliflower, but he loves cole slaw.  He is particularly fond of the Sweet Mustard Summer Slaw, I’ve been making over the…wait for it…SUMMER!  Continue reading →

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Summer Sunburst Salad

09 Thursday Jul 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Salads, Vegetarian

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cabbage, carrot, dried cranberries, Mango, Orange, peanut butter, scalions, snow peas

Ramen noodles, the old stand-by late night snack of college students, but in a salad.  Some iteration of this salad has been around for a number of years.  This version runs smack-dab into peanut noodles.  Who knew Ramen could be so good?  Continue reading →

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Cabbage Sautéed with Friends

07 Sunday Dec 2014

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

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allspice, balsamic vinegar, cabbage, caraway, dried cranberries, gluten free, Pears, Vegetarian

011Cabbage is a rather overlooked vegetable.  When we think of cabbage, I think most of us think of cole slaw or stuffed cabbage rolls.  I love both, but sautéed cabbage it good, easy and very versatile.  Cabbage is great this time of year, when it’s fresh and sweet.  I like to combine red cabbage with green and I prefer Savoy cabbage.  Savoy is less coarse, but regular old cabbage holds up very well to sautéing. Continue reading →

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