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Zucchini au Gratin…Sort of!

23 Thursday Jul 2015

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

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bread crumbs, broth, cheese, milk, onion, roasted garlic, zucchini

Zucchini is such an innocuous vegetable, but so versatile.  It can be served raw, in thin ribbons in a salad, grilled, steamed, pan-fried, deep-fried or made au gratin…with cheese!  This is easy, can be made ahead and delicious.  Continue reading →

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Mayonnaise without Eggs…What?

11 Saturday Jul 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Gluten Free, Latin Food, Make Ahead, Sauces, Vegetarian

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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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Nutmeg and Mace…Both Sweet & Savory

07 Sunday Jun 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Eggs, Make Ahead, Nuts, Side Dishes, Vegetables, Vegetarian

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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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Potato Bread by Hand

02 Thursday Apr 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Bread, Herbs, Sandwiches, Vegetarian

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butter, eggs, flour, herbs, milk, Onions, potato, sugar, yeast

202Potato bread is special.  It’s wonderfully soft and chewy with a, wait for it, potato-y flavor!  How surprising, huh?  It makes great toast and is the perfect bread for BLT’s and ham sandwiches.  Don’t even get me started on egg salad sandwiches, which will be perfect for your leftover Easter eggs. Increasing the sugar by a few tablespoons and adding some currants to the dough and you’ll have…hot cross buns!  Continue reading →

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Creamy, Cheese Polenta

04 Wednesday Mar 2015

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

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cheese, Cornmeal, gluten free, milk

I haven’t made the creamy-type of polenta in years…and I do mean years.  I had forgotten just how good it is and that it’s a nice alternative to mashed potatoes.  It also behaves as a backdrop for other flavors; herbs, spices, garlic, scapes or ramps, and in this case, cheese!  Beautiful, creamy cheese!!    Continue reading →

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Heavenly Hot Cereal

27 Saturday Dec 2014

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

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baby food, cream of wheat, eggs, milk

135This hot cereal, cream of wheat to be exact, is a reason to get up on a cold winter morning.  It’s better than sugar plums dancing in your head.  It’s thick, rich and creamy, it sticks with you through all that snow shoveling, skating or skiing.  And best of all, it’s just plain delicious.  It’s a great cereal for babies, too.  Continue reading →

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One “Mother” of a Sauce….Béchamel

04 Tuesday Nov 2014

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Sauces

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butter, flour, herbs, lemon juice, milk, nutmeg, sauce, whisk

Béchamel SauceThe Mother Sauces are the building blocks of all sauces, gravies, soups, etc.  Once you master these basic sauces, the sauce world will be you oyster…so to speak.  We’re going to begin with Béchamel Sauce.  Continue reading →

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