Grilled Tilapia

Posted on May 27, 2006 - Filed Under fish/shellfish, fruit | 1 Comment

My friend , Angelmary over at Chocolate Shakti, turned me onto tilapia a few months back. See, her mom makes this amazing breaded tilapia that she said I just HAD to try. Her mom made it for me when she was visiting Angel and it was out of this world.
I’ve tried to duplicate her version, [...]

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Cleaning house

Posted on May 26, 2006 - Filed Under Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

I am currently working on creating new archives for my recipes and organizing them a bit since I’ve found that I lack space for some great things I’ve created recently like the broccoli slaw. Bear with me, I am working on it. Sorry for any confusion!
If you want to read about the broccoli slaw, click [...]

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Diet dangers

Posted on May 26, 2006 - Filed Under weightloss | Leave a Comment

I’ve spoken before here about my successes on the Sparkpeople program, losing weight. In fact, according to my weight this morning, I have now lost 32 pounds with this healthy living program. What I really love about it is how much it’s taught me about eating better.
One of the things that I’ve really learned and [...]

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Grilled Garlic Grape Tomatoes

Posted on May 26, 2006 - Filed Under vegetables | Leave a Comment

Yes, my obsession with the grill continues . . .

These lovely grape tomatoes were $1 for the pint at my local Big Y supermarket this week (sorry to all the Eat Local bloggers, farm markets here have yet to open. In fact, most aren’t opening until late June/early July.) In any case, I decided to [...]

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Grilled Potato Wedges

Posted on May 25, 2006 - Filed Under potatoes, vegetables | Leave a Comment

Can you tell I am on a grilling kick here? It’s been beautiful out this week and I have barely come in contact with my stove. It’s so nice to be able to roast my entire meal on one cooking surface. It really cuts down on dishes, clean up and time.
Now if I could just [...]

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A great talk . . .

Posted on May 25, 2006 - Filed Under On the web | Leave a Comment

Last week I had the pleasure of talking to author Chris Fisk, whose new book Sneaky Vegetables is due out in last June. She sounded so fun and enthusiastic, something I love to hear. After years of talking to victim’s parents, criminals and their lawyers, it’s great to talk to someone about something so life [...]

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Grilled Baby Corn

Posted on May 24, 2006 - Filed Under vegetables | Leave a Comment

I’ve been admiring the baby vegetables in the produce section of my local supermarket recently and finally gave into the temptation this past week, picking up a pack of fresh baby corn. I am all for eating locally, but for now I must resign myself to the grocery store for vegetables. Here in New England, [...]

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Grilled Herb Parmesan Asparagus

Posted on May 24, 2006 - Filed Under vegetables | 3 Comments

I make no secret of it. I love asparagus. When I was younger, I would eagerly eat the tender tips and skip the thready bottom, but with age I have come to even appreciate that aspect. And now I know that I could always peel that off with a vegetable peeler.
For the past month or [...]

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Link-a-dos

Posted on May 23, 2006 - Filed Under On the web | Leave a Comment

New recipes are coming. There will be at least one up by tonight.
In the meantime, I just wanted to post a few links to recent articles on Food Bound by yours truly.
Click here to read my review of Blender Baby Food by Nicole Young.
Click here for a quick blurb regarding the James Beard Foundation’s Trends [...]

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Link-a-dos

Posted on May 23, 2006 - Filed Under On the web | Leave a Comment

New recipes are coming. There will be at least one up by tonight.
In the meantime, I just wanted to post a few links to recent articles on Food Bound by yours truly.
Click here to read my review of Blender Baby Food by Nicole Young.
Click here for a quick blurb regarding the James Beard Foundation’s Trends [...]

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