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Made with fresh parsley, shrimp, olive oil, salt and black pepper, vodka, white wine, lime juice, butter
5.0 out of 5 stars Yet another 'quick and easy meal' book. Better than average 'Gourmet Every Day' is 'Gourmet' magazine's entry into the '30 minute meal' / Rachael Ray domain of quick and easy cooking. This is not their first attempt, as they did a 'quick and easy entertaining' book a two or three years ago, which every reviewer correctly pointed out was neither quick nor easy. 'Gourmet' seems to have learned a few things with this book, as, at the very least, these recipes are all pretty easy (Quick depends on your level of kitchen skills).
These sweet & spicy breakfast sandwiches are the perfect in-hand meal to get your morning started off right.
Combining seasoned tofu, hearty potato & mushrooms, and ample leafy greens, this well-balanced tofu scramble is one of our favorite go-to camping breakfasts.
But breakfast eggs recipes can be more than just scrambled eggs on toast. You can bake them into muffins or bread, use them to make fritters or omelettes, or serve them up with greens for an ultra-healthy start to the day.
For an upcoming project, a collaboration with a 3-time New York Times bestselling author, I was asked to share my top six Gourmet Nutrition recipes. So I wanted to share those recipes with you today.
There are just a couple of things you need to remember about making a basic vinaigrette. One is the ratio of oil to vinegar and that is 3 parts oil to 1 part vinegar. The other thing to remember is you want to whisk the oil into the vinegar slowly in a thin stream to incorporate (emulsify) the oil and vinegar together and does not separate right away.
Buttered panko breadcrumbs with a mix of spices like parsley, thyme, and chives give a crispy outer layer to these baked and broiled morsels.
This dish is a healthy spinach kebab served with divine tostadas! Don't miss out on the masala popcorn.
The main thing I keep thinking about every time I head to the kitchen to make a meal for my family (it feels like I’m constantly doing this, honestly), is whether I can do a little more with a little less.
The only quibble I have with the ingredients is that every once in a while, I think the authors lost track of their audience and used obscure ingredients such as ramps. (Not only are ramps highly seasonal, many megamarts simply don't carry them, even if they could, as they loose money on them.)