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Category: pressure cooker

Tender chickpea stew with a little help from Koita almond milk, a pressure cooker, and a fourteenth-century Catalonian cookbook.

Disclosure: I was sent a case of Koita Foods almond milk and almond-coconut milk to sample and review, and all opinions are my own.  One of my favorite bits from any episode of Nigella Lawson’s many cooking shows is when she takes a moment to stand in front of her wall-to-wall bookcase teeming with cookbooks….

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Do you love #pesto but you’re looking for something a little different? This sun-dried tomato and miso pesto might just be for you--packed with umami goodness, it gives you the intensity of a long-simmered sauce without any of the work or time involved. As we head into summer officially, I’ll be coming back to this one quite a bit. Link to the recipe is in bio!
This brunch plate of home-cured salmon with Meyer lemon and brown sugar, latkes, pickled onions, citrus-fennel cream cheese, and capers was inspired by the house-cured salmon I enjoyed a few months ago at @lowells_restaurant in Seattle. It’s so good we had it for brunch today--the link is in my bio if you want to try it for yourself.
I haven’t made frites at home in a long time, because it’s a labor-intense process that if you don’t have proper ventilation will leave everything exposed in your kitchen with a layer of grime. Thankfully, @rebekahpeppler with her genius cookbook À Table has a technique that makes it much more home-kitchen friendly, and in the times we are in right now it's important to find scraps of pleasure where we can. Link in bio.
I keep coming back to #BringingItHome by  @gailsimmonseats because there are so many great recipes in it, and one that has proved to be really versatile for me is her recipe for jerk shrimp. She serves her shrimp in rolls, but they also work really well on crostini for an appetizer or in lettuce cups for a zippy and light meal. (Yes, I said zippy, and I meant it!) It’s up on the blog now--find the link in my profile.
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