Munch+Nibble

recipes and reflections on food for nurturing friends and family (or maybe just some good ideas you want try in your own kitchen....)

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Chickpea, Beetroot and Nut Salad - Cooking to Combat Cancer

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You don't need to look very far around here to find people impacted by cancer. And it is hard to know what to say about such a catastro...
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Sunday, April 26, 2009

Parmesan Bread - An Easy Piece of Kitchen Alchemy

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I have always been a bit scared of making bread. The alchemy of yeast and water and flour seems as impressive and mysterious to me as conjur...
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Thursday, April 23, 2009

Croque Monsieur - The Uber Ham and Cheese Sandwich

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Croque Monsieur should be on the list of dishes that everyone should try at least once in their lifetime. Creamy, cheesy, indulgent, the cro...
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Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Quick Chicken Salad for an Unexpected Lunch

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If you walked into my house unannounced this morning, you would find two school hats sitting near the front door, in the same spot they lan...
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Monday, April 20, 2009

A Bowl of Mussels for Anthony Bourdain

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This month's Cook The Books choice is "Kitchen Confidential" by Anthony Bourdain . The tale of a chef on the restaurant fron...
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Saturday, April 18, 2009

Chicken Bonne Maman

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Can a soupy chicken dish make you a bonne maman or a good mother? I came across this recipe when I was struggling a little with organising m...
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Thirteen Meal Ideas To Get Kids and Parents Eating Together

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I get asked all the time what I cook the children for dinner. People with little children, who are stuck making kids food and adult food, al...
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Recipes that you will want to cook and your friends and family will want to eat. Are you having trouble deciding what's for dinner? Let me help. Most of the time, I cook delicious family food, although now and then we leave the kids at home, and indulge in some more adult tastes. Pull up a chair, and help yourself to whatever's on the table. It's all good.
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