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Tag Archives: Parmesan
Mushroom and 3-cheese pizza.
This easy pizza starts with a foundation of whole-wheat pita, some garlicky sautéed mushrooms, and a combo of goat cheese, mozzarella and parmesan. Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Meatless Monday, Pizza, Recipes
Tagged arugula, basics, cheese, food, goat cheese, healthy, homemade, mushrooms, Parmesan, pita bread
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Pasta with zucchini, pine nuts and Parmesan.
You’ll be surprised how much flavor this simple pasta dish packs: it’s just zucchini, pasta, pine nuts, herbs and Parmesan. Perfect for Meatless Monday. Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, House favorites, Inspired by, Lunchbox, Meatless Monday, Recipes
Tagged basics, favorites, food, healthy, Parmesan, pasta, zucchini
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Spaghetti squash with corn and toasted garlic.
Rob and I totally “mmmmmm”ed over this dish of spaghetti squash with buttery corn and toasted garlic when we had it for dinner recently. Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Eating local, Farmers' market, Meatless Monday, Recipes
Tagged corn, food, healthy, Parmesan, seasonal, spaghetti squash
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Pasta with zucchini, pine nuts and Parmesan.
This recipe for pasta with fresh zucchini, salty Parmesan and crunchy pine nuts is one of my favorite comfort foods ever. Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, House favorites, Inspired by, Lunchbox, Meatless Monday, Recipes
Tagged food, Parmesan, pasta, zucchini
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Pasta alla boscaiola.
This easy pasta is authentically Italian and super flavorful; with dried Porcini mushrooms, tomatoes and a touch of cream, it’s a house favorite of ours. Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, House favorites, Meatless Monday, Recipes
Tagged food, garlic, mushrooms, Parmesan, pasta, tomatoes
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Grilled corn with Parmesan breadcrumbs.
Last summer, I shared a house favorite recipe: Corn and Parmesan gratin, also known as “West Chop Corn” from Susan Branch’s “Summer” cookbook of recipes inspired by Martha’s Vineyard. Now that sweet corn is in season, finally, after a late … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Farmers' market, Grilling, Recipes, Sides
Tagged corn, cream, food, Parmesan
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Pasta with sausage and other good stuff.
In my library of a decade’s worth of old Bon Appétit magazines, I know exactly which issue to reach for: September 1995, the American Restaurants Issue. Page 93. Page 93 is dog-eared, wrinkled from the steam of cooking, nearly torn … Continue reading
Fusilli with shrimp & chicken.
When I was newly married 20 (gulp!) years ago, one of my first acquisitions for our tiny apartment kitchen was a subscription to Bon Appétit magazine. Bon Appétit taught me as much about cooking—and especially about planning complete menus—in my … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Inspired by, Recipes
Tagged chicken, cream, food, Parmesan, pasta, shrimp
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Warm and comforting tomato risotto.
I know, I know … risotto is just SO hard to make. Actually, it’s EASY to make at home and difficult to make in a restaurant (my opinion, certainly). Risotto is a dish that’s in regular rotation in our kitchen. … Continue reading
Corn and Parmesan gratin recipe.
My wardrobe is built on a foundation of staples: chinos, black trousers, twinsets, linen shirts. My cooking tends to be the same way. I tend to return to certain recipes over and over, depending on the season. In summer, we … Continue reading











