Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Seared Salmon with Coconut Spinach
This week's speedy dinner is so easy - wilted spinach with some tasty additions, and pan-fried salmon. It all came together in just a few minutes. I added some reheated rice for my husband, extra spinach for me, and plated it up.
It turns out that spinach and coconut milk is a really great combination. I didn't find the coconut flavour too overwhelming. It was just enough to add an exotic touch. Supper felt exciting in a way that spinach and salmon wouldn't normally. I'm converted!
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cook: Donna Hay,
fish,
main dishes,
salmon,
spinach,
Wednesdays with Donna Hay
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Four Ways to Eat Mushrooms for Dinner
Next time you see a punnet of mushrooms in the fridge you know you can make dinner. Here are four brilliant ideas.
1. The new idea for me this week is leek and mushroom fritatta, pictured above. It is a Donna Hay recipe that I tried this week.
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cook: Donna Hay,
eggs,
leeks,
mushrooms,
Wednesdays with Donna Hay
Friday, September 13, 2013
Cucumber Salad with Cumin Vinaigrette
All last school year, every Monday I went to a group personal training session. A trainer came to work and a small group of us pushed ourselves through a punishing number of of press ups, burpees, TRX rows, and the like. I did this every Monday. Every Monday, that is, except one.
Labels:
cookbook: Speed Vegan,
cucumber,
fitness,
health,
picnic,
salad,
side dishes,
vegan
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Baked Fish Fillets with Tomatoes
Last weekend was spent organising our new flat. It feels so good to have all the boxes gone now. (Except four that I have been avoiding sorting through.) Our new bookshelves are full; the cookbooks have a shelf all to themselves.
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Weekend Links #30
Weekend Links is a way of sharing all the engrossing things I see around the internet. I publish Weekend Links approximately every two weeks. As usual, I welcome your ideas and feedback.
food reading links:
--Liking healthy foods is a choice, argues Zen Habits.
--In defense of posting pictures of your food on social media (from Inside Scoop SF). We do it because it's fun and it's what we actually like.
recipe links:
--I've decided that Sunday should become my roast chicken day. I was inspired by Nourished Kitchen.
--Ginger cilantro slaw sounds like a perfect summer crunchy dish (from Cave Girl Eats).
--When I last made muhammara (a roasted red pepper dip) it included a ground up pita bread. Now that I don't eat (much) wheat, I want to try this version from Paleo Non Paleo.
--An iced coffee frappucino recipe (from Healthy Green Kitchen, pictured above).
food reading links:
--Liking healthy foods is a choice, argues Zen Habits.
--In defense of posting pictures of your food on social media (from Inside Scoop SF). We do it because it's fun and it's what we actually like.
recipe links:
--I've decided that Sunday should become my roast chicken day. I was inspired by Nourished Kitchen.
--Ginger cilantro slaw sounds like a perfect summer crunchy dish (from Cave Girl Eats).
--When I last made muhammara (a roasted red pepper dip) it included a ground up pita bread. Now that I don't eat (much) wheat, I want to try this version from Paleo Non Paleo.
--An iced coffee frappucino recipe (from Healthy Green Kitchen, pictured above).
Labels:
chicken,
drinks,
health,
links,
peppers,
photography,
sugar-free,
writing
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Corn and Bacon Cakes
It's Wednesday, so that means I'm posting a recipe from Donna Hay's vast collection of work. Our bloggers' group chose to make corn cakes this week. My version is based on Hay's, though loosely, since I have replaced all the "pancake" ingredients. My version is gluten-free and grain-free, similar to many of recipes I have made lately. But I stuck with the original corn and bacon flavours; yum.
Labels:
bacon,
corn,
gluten-free,
grain-free,
main dishes,
picnic,
Wednesdays with Donna Hay
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