Brown Rice Pudding
Julie | August 17, 2011

Creamy brown rice pudding is the perfect vehicle for that extra half-gallon of milk that you need to use up—eat it warm or cold, with fresh or dried fruit, for breakfast or dessert!
Julie | August 17, 2011

Creamy brown rice pudding is the perfect vehicle for that extra half-gallon of milk that you need to use up—eat it warm or cold, with fresh or dried fruit, for breakfast or dessert!
Julie | August 4, 2011

Succulent smoky chicken with peach barbecue sauce on the grill still can’t hold a candle to my potato-beet gratin, believe it or not!
Julie | May 20, 2011

A nicely balanced meal if I do say so myself: almond-crusted halibut cheeks with orange beurre blanc, broccoli, and sweet potato puree with coconut milk and almond butter.
Julie | April 27, 2011

The April 2011 Daring Bakers challenge was maple mousse served up in edible cups. I made almond-banana cups edged with chocolate, and made maple-bacon s’mores just for fun!
Julie | March 14, 2011

An Indian-inspired meal for the Indian-averse palate: Yogurt-rubbed roast chicken with tandoori spices, and an aromatic rice pilaf with peas and homemade paneer cheese.
Julie | February 24, 2011

An unusual and impressive dish, I have been working up the courage to make a Moroccan chicken b’stilla for years now. The process was not as intimidating as I would have guessed, and it is a great recipe to have on hand for entertaining.
Julie | February 22, 2011

A slightly different way to treat broccoli: finely shredded with carrot and onion, then sauted with crunchy almonds, juicy orange segments, and a light Asian-inspired dressing.
Julie | January 26, 2011

An incredibly labor-intensive dish, fresh pasta (my own egg-free version with garbanzo beans!) is filled jelly-roll style with ricotta, kale and ham, boiled like a sausage, and then sliced and baked with a rich tomato cream sauce. So worth the effort!
Julie | January 9, 2011

An unlikely combination—”oatmeal” and “souffle”—makes a delightfully unusual combination, especially when paired with a slightly tangy fruit sauce.