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Friday, April 10, 2015

Beef Dinner Pie

Half sweet potatoes and half regular potato. For the filling I used ground beef, onions, tomatoes, garlic, peas, and corn. Cook the mixture on the stove top and then add and finally top with starch of your choice. A little sea salt on top adds flavor. Preheat oven for 300 and place the dish in for about 20 minutes or until the top is golden. 


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Olivier Oil and Balsamic Vinegar


I came across these delicious items at a local home discount store, I bought whatever they had available. Best deal and most enjoyed item I have ever received. I love them! I have also purchased the truffle oil version from the actual Olivier store and I loved it as well. 

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Sushi Night

After buying a sushi rolling mat I was encouraged to make some sushi.
first I lined my mat with some cling wrap, placed the seaweed sheet down, spread the rice, layer some  tuna, radish sprouts, yogoboo root, and avocado. 


Using the tuna mixture I also created some tuna crostini 



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L'Amande Beverly Hills Restaurant Review


Menu 


Homemade Bread Selection 


Freshly made sweets 


Breakfast 

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Chicken Stir Fry

For the stir fry I first sautéed the vegetables, then the chicken. For the sauce I mixed soy sauce, garlic, sesame oil, sesame seeds, flour, vegetarian hoisin sauce. 

I used snow peas, broccoli, carrots, sprouts. 
layer on rice or quinoa 


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La Pizze The Grove

Tuna Appetizer Plate with Taro Root 


Tuna Salad Lunch Plates

I love using La Brea Bakery bread for my sandwiches. These sandwiches are made by layering some tuna, herbs, tomatoes, lettuce. 




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Passover Menu Items


First I sauté eggplant with white onions and garlic. Added salt, pepper, paprika and cumin. Top with herbs of choice, I used flat leaf parsley. 

 

First I boiled half a bone in chicken for about an hour and a half, remove chicken and using a strainer strain the broth. Add carrots, celery, onions, potatoes, chopped fresh parsley to the broth. Cook the vegetables in the broth and remove the chicken from the bone and add to the broth as well. I cook the matzah balls in a separate dish until fully cooked. For the matzah balls I use two cups matzah meal, two eggs, paprika, salt, pepper, two tablespoons of olive oil. Mix all together and form balls and cook in a pot for about an hour. Once everything is cooked place in the soup pot and cook for one more hour so everything is flavorful, make sure to add salt and pepper to taste!

 First spread some tomato sauce on your sheet of dry matzah, too with ground pepper, shredded mozzarella cheese, sautéed onions with paprika, cumin, salt and pepper, sunny side up eggs seasoned with the same spices, then finish with freshly cut basil shreds

Guacamole and israeli salad 

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My Unconventional Salad Presentation


Educating women with ideas and examples of how to make salads and creating homemade dressings. 

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Dinner Table Photos




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