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Parmesan Baked Tofu with Burst Cherry Tomatoes Recipe

Why you’ll love this parmesan baked tofu recipe it will be your new favorite way to make tofu;  super flavorful;  recipe comes together in no time; you can use the
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Grilled Blooming Onions Recipe

It’s summertime and I love having my friends over, BUT I do not have the time or the inclination to be cooking for days, especially when they’re over and I
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Grilled Potato Salad Mexican Street Corn-Style Recipe

I love grilling potatoes and I especially love whole potatoes.  This grilled potato salad is so creamy and delicious.  Plus, when you include the skin, potatoes are a whole food
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Quinoa and Jicama Salad with Avocado Dressing Recipe

When I first moved to California over 30 years ago, I was introduced to the avocado and my love affair has continued.  I had never eaten an avocado before, nor
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Roasted Asparagus with Garlic, Lemon, Pine Nuts and Parmigiano-Reggiano Recipe

When asparagus is in season, it’s a sign to me that we are out of the winter woods and it is officially spring!! I love featuring asparagus on every spring
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Quiche with Matzoh Recipe

Coming up with Passover-compliant pastry crust is a challenge but I lean into matzoh for lasagne and chilaquiles, so why not the crust for quiche? In fact, matzoh works perfectly
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Sugar Snap Peas with Radish, Mint, and Lemon Recipe

Next week is March and I am looking ahead to spring.  You can find all of these ingredients in most markets, including Trader Joe’s.  This snap pea and radish recipe
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Dandelion and Radicchio Salad with Meyer Lemon Vinaigrette Recipe

This recipe is not going to be my most popular one, but I’m ok with that.  BUT, for those of you who are opened-minded to trying something new, stay with
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I come from a large Italian-American family with 28 first cousins (on one side of the family!) where sit-down holiday dinners for 85 people are the norm (how, you might ask – organization! But more on that later …).

Some of my fondest memories are of simple family gatherings, both large and small, with long tables of bowls and platters piled high, the laughter of my cousins echoing and the comfort of tradition warming my soul.

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