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Cold Orzo, Spinach & Kalamata Salad with Garden Herbs
It’s been hot in Seattle! And, as a delicate northwest flower, it’s nice not to heat up the kitchen with too much cooking. So, this orzo salad (plus the abundance of tarragon and parsley) made sense as a bring-to-work lunch … Continue reading
Bok Choi & Spicy Garlic Prawns over Rich Brothy Udon Noodles
The name is a little long, but it does pretty perfectly describe this straightforward, hearty, spring-timey soup. Our bok choi is growing at a ferocious clip out in the side garden, so we’re thinking up lots of ways to enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, easy, Healthy, Recipe, Seafood, Spring, Vegetarian
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Springtime Pizza with Asparagus and Fennel
This recipe came about because we noticed we had some leftover ricotta in the fridge and didn’t want it to go to waste. And at this time of year, we’re overflowing with asparagus. So, it only made sense to make … Continue reading
Reaping Kevin’s Kitty Seed Grass from Renee’s Garden Seeds
Our labors have born fruit and Kevin the Orange Tabby is loving the first harvest of Kitty Seed Grass. As you can see, he’s enjoying it mightily.
Easy Lemony Chicken and Orzo Soup
We freakin’ love the bright, lemony flavor of this chicken orzo soup. If your April showers have a little chill on them, this soup is the burst of sunshine to get you through to the May flowers.
Posted in Dinner, Recipe, easy, comfort food, Spring, Soups
Tagged chicken, orzo, Soups and Stews, Home
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Tarragon Halibut in Hazelnut Butter
Halibut is quintessentially the essence of spring. And tarragon so nicely complements this fresh-tasting fish. With just a few ingredients and a very simple process, this is a great recipe for a small dinner party or a lovely weeknight dinner.
Spring Vegetable Risotto with Poached Eggs
It’s springtime in Seattle, and the April weather is all over the place. It’s pouring one minute, sunshining the next, and sometimes it’s raining and sunning at the same time. With weather like this, you need something to warm your … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Dinner Party, Recipe, Spring, Vegetarian
Tagged Arborio rice, Broth, Poached egg, Risotto, seattle
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March Gardening in Seattle – Getting Ready to Plant
Spring is here! And it’s time to start planting vegetable seeds in our Seattle garden. How do we know? Well, all the signs are there! First, just look at how pumped Walnut is!
Posted in In the Garden, Spring
Tagged garden, Plant, seattle, Seedling, Sowing, Vegetable
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Drying Herbs – The Rock Star Staples – Sage and Thyme
Our herbs are kind of dramatic. Like Janis Joplin and James Dean, their fate in life is to flower and die young. Which is no good for herbs, because you can’t use them after they’ve flowered. So, it’s always a … Continue reading
Rice Noodle Bowl with Fun Sauces and Sugar Peas, Cucumber and Mint
We’re busy pretending that Seattle is so hot that the only things we can eat are satisfyingly cold rice noodle salads with vegetables from the garden. But you really don’t need an excuse to have this supremely satisfying noodle bowl. … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Healthy, Recipe, Spring, Vegetarian
Tagged Fish sauce, Garlic, lime, Peanut, rice noodle bowl, Soy sauce
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