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Slow-Roasted Marinara…It’s a Keeper!

11 Tuesday Aug 2015

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Garlic, herbs, Onions, Peppers, Tomatoes

Yes, the garden tomatoes have arrived!  Aren’t they absolutely delicious?  This is the time of year to indulge in their glory.  Make BLT’s, tomato-avocado sandwiches and just plain tomato sandwiches with a schmear of good mayo…excuse while I step out for a cigarette!    Continue reading →

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Marinated Eggplant

14 Tuesday Jul 2015

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balsamic vinegar, capers, Eggplant, Garlic, herbs, olive oil

I must confess, The Goddess has never met an eggplant she hasn’t loved.  I’m afraid it’s true.  And The Latin Lover is okay with it, so don’t worry.  He knows all about it.  This original recipe came from Epicurious and of course, The Goddess made a few little changes.  Continue reading →

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Mayonnaise without Eggs…What?

11 Saturday Jul 2015

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chiles, Garlic, herbs, milk, oil, onion, salt

041Yes, you’re thinking The Goddess has been out in the sun too much.  Who ever heard of such a thing?  Heresy, heresy…Anybody who knows anything about mayonnaise, knows this is not possible…except that it is.  It’s milk mayonnaise.  Continue reading →

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Cheese-Stuffed Garlic Bread

05 Sunday Jul 2015

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Bread, cheese, Chives, herbs, olive oil

I was trying to think of some catchy title for this to tie into the 4th, and I had a slew of them, but none quite captured what I was trying to convey, so I decided that straight-forward was the way to go.  Because this is a great summer BBQ addition and frankly, this is just damn good all year!  Continue reading →

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The Goddess’s Green Goddess

28 Sunday Jun 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Dip, Gluten Free, Make Ahead, Quickies (It's not what you think!), Salad Dressing

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herbs, mayonnaise, vinegar

The Goddess's Green GoddessGreen Goddess dressing isn’t something you see too often anymore and that’s a shame.  Its beautiful green color adds freshness to any table or dish.  It’s versatile; it’s a great spread for sandwiches and canapés, swirled into soup and is terrific with chicken and steak.  It also happens to be a great salad dressing.  Continue reading →

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The Little Bleu Dress-ing

25 Thursday Jun 2015

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

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black pepper, Garlic, herbs, lemon juice, lemon zest, mayonnaise, sour, vinegar, yogurt

132Recently, I’ve been thinking about bleu cheese.  This naturally leads me to bleu cheese dressing.  Don’t you love bleu cheese and bleu cheese dressing?  You know, the really chunky kind.  You can certainly buy it, but making your own is fun and you can choose how much bleu cheese you use.  And you’ll want to use a lot.  Continue reading →

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Classically Good Potato Salad

04 Thursday Jun 2015

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Celery, eggs, herbs, mayonnaise, mustard, Onions, Potatoes, vinegar

My father loved potato salad.  More importantly, he loved my mother’s potato salad.  This is the way she made potato salad and she made it well.  This is the way she taught me to make potato salad.  There’s not much better with a hot dog, and yes, Virginia, that’s ketchup on the hot dog…get over it!  Continue reading →

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Springtime Hummus with Peas and Mint

28 Thursday May 2015

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garbanzo beans, Garlic, green peas, herbs, Mint, tahini

I’m certain you’re tired of hearing about hummus.  There are tons of recipes out there to make it and admittedly you can purchase some decent hummus, but I thought I would share this seasonal-flavored version.  Besides, look at the color!  Isn’t it just too pretty not to taste good?  Continue reading →

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Stove-Top Roasted Potatoes

26 Tuesday May 2015

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Baby Potatoes, butter, herbs, olive oil

Stovetop Pan-Roasted Baby PotatoesThese potatoes are my go-to potato dish in winter or summer.  These morsels are the epitome of flexible and the leftovers…funny, there never seems to be any leftovers!  These potatoes are a perfect side dish for entertaining.  So put on the potatoes, pour yourself a glass of iced tea…yeah, you thought I was going to say “wine”, didn’t you?  The Goddess is not that predictable!  Continue reading →

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Chimichurri or Argentine “Pesto”

24 Sunday May 2015

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Garlic, herbs, olive oil, Orange, vinegar

Orange-Mint ChimichurriChimichurri is to Argentina what pesto is to southern Italy.  I mean it is really about the same thing.  Chimichurri, (and isn’t that just fun to say?) is usually chopped herbs, languishing in a lovely pool of good olive oil, rather than the more emulsified pesto.  This is a drizzle sauce….  Continue reading →

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