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Roman Potato Salad with Prosciutto, Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Garlic and Herbs

23 Sunday Jun 2019

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

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balsamic vinegar, Celery, Dijon mustard, dry herbs, Garlic, hard-boiled eggs, olive oil, prosciutto, Russet potatoes, Scallions, sun-dried tomatoes, toasted walnuts

The Goddess is experimenting, yet again.  Potato Salad is one of her favorites and one of her favorites to “mess” with.  When the bag of sun-dried tomatoes dropped out of the cupboard and the prosciutto package slid out of the fridge…well, you don’t need to be hit by a Vaporetto to see the signs!  Continue reading →

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Green-with-Envy Eggs and Ham!

12 Saturday Mar 2016

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Brunch, Eggs, Gluten Free Option, Make Ahead, Vegetarian

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béchamel sauce, cheese, chiles, eggs, Garlic, heavy cream, onion, prosciutto, Spinach

Green-with-Envy Eggs and "Ham" When your guests taste these Green Eggs and Ham, you will be the envy of all who enter your home….MMMmmm!  These “green” eggs, wander a bit off the beaten path, but what flavor.  I think this version might surprise you…in a very tasty way!  Continue reading →

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Venice and Venetian Chicken

18 Saturday Apr 2015

Posted by The Gourmet Goddess in Gluten Free, Main Course, Make Ahead

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cheese, chicken breasts, heavy cream, Mushrooms, prosciutto, sherry

192This is Venice, in all her glory.  She’s old and she’s beautiful.  Venice is a model of early engineering…well engineering, period.  This is man-made, and the beginnings of Venice date back to about the 5th century!  Isn’t that just astounding?  And the food is pretty astounding, too.  Venetian Chicken (implying this is the only way one would prepare chicken in Venice!) has all of the best aspects of Venetian cuisine, but with a twist!   Continue reading →

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Quick Hors d’oeuvres

21 Sunday Dec 2014

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

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cheese, guava paste, herbs, Melon, Mushrooms, olive oil, pineapple, prosciutto

037There was a request for some quick and easy hors d’oeuvres for the holidays, so the Yankee Cuban Sandwich will have to wait until tomorrow.  Here are some quick and tasty hors d’oeuvre options, Prosciutto-Wrapped Fruit, Katie’s Roasted Mushrooms, and Romeo y Julietas.  It’s always good to have these hanging around in your repertoire.   Continue reading →

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