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sage farinata with rosemary and garlic

Chickpea flour and water are the base for a lot of delicious things. This is one of them. sage farinata with rosemary & quick-confited garlic makes 6-8 servings Making this dish is fairly simple and straightforward, however: spontaneous, it is not. You'll want to plan ahead for this one, as the chickpea batter needs to rest for at least three hours before cooking. My recommendation: prepare...
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spicy, herby corn fritters

Whether you're tired of eating fresh corn on the cob all summer (yet still have a bunch to use up) or you're simply in the mood for some of the corn in your pantry or freezer, this recipe is for you. Quick, easy, simple and delicious — a real all 'round crowd pleaser. Let's make some spicy, herby corn fritters! feel free to watch these corn fritters being made right here before moving on to...
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peachy green bean burrata plate

It happens more often than you'd think. I want to eat something that I think would be so satisfying — to my hunger, my mood, the weather, the day. But to eat it, I'd have to make it. And ugh... I just don't feel like cooking. Yes, yes, I love cooking. All I think about is food, and where can I buy the freshest produce, and what I want to cook next. But sometimes... I just don't feel like...
baked pear with vanilla ice cream, by allosimone
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cinnamon baked pears

Much like this “recipe”, the post below is short and sweet.   how to bake a pear* Slice a pear in half. Remove its seeds. Sprinkle with cinnamon. Bake in a tray, cut face up, at 180°C for about 30 minutes (until soft and juicy). Serve warm, with a cool scoop of vanilla ice cream. Makes enough for two.   *likely to work just as well with apples or quinces, and with ginger or other...