Fried Whole Snapper with Corn Mélange
Julie | September 1, 2011

A light meal of fried whole snapper, perched atop a bed of shiitake mushrooms, local summery vegetables (several homegrown!), and rich broth flavored with saffron and ginger.
Julie | September 1, 2011

A light meal of fried whole snapper, perched atop a bed of shiitake mushrooms, local summery vegetables (several homegrown!), and rich broth flavored with saffron and ginger.
Julie | December 19, 2010

Our first try making samosas was a rousing success—beef, potato and peas in a crispy shell, served with homemade apple chutney.
Julie | October 27, 2010

The October 2010 Daring Bakers challenge was making doughnuts! Since I’ve made several types of doughnuts in the past, I selected the new-to-me pumpkin cake doughnut recipe, a perfect snack for a very rainy afternoon.
Julie | October 17, 2010

Stuffed and fried pumpkin blossoms make the perfect garnish for a hearty meal of pork chops over couscous with a sauce of roasted tomatoes and Brussels sprout leaves.
Julie | September 9, 2010

Baja-style fish tacos with crispy rockfish and a side of fragrant black beans laced with onion, peppers, and blackberry compote (of all things!).
Julie | August 21, 2010

Home-cured salmon isn’t nearly as scary or complicated as I thought it would be! We loved this gravlax with scrambled eggs, in corn soup with okra croutons, and straight off the board.
Julie | July 20, 2010

Your standard peas and carrots are transformed into basil-scented pillowy pea gnocchi garnished with crispy shoestring carrots.
Julie | July 14, 2010

Loukoumathes are tasty little Greek doughnuts drenched in honey and cinnamon, and much easier to make than one might think.
Julie | July 9, 2010

A meal inspired by Puerto Rico: simply stewed chicken, yellow rice and beans, and the pièce de résistance, crisp salty tostones (fried plantains).
Julie | June 9, 2010

This Asian-inspired sweet and salty grilled beef took an unexpected turn when my rice wasn’t ready in time; I turned fried mai fun noodles into a nest for the meat instead.