Confidence — Weekend Meditation
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Confidence is a funny thing. A hairsbreadth too much and it tumbles into arrogance and posturing. A touch too little and it’s impossible to reach for the magic. In the kitchen, as with most of life, confidence is a very helpful, and also potentially dangerous, ingredient.
Low-Fat Recipes: Quick and Easy Vegetable Curry
4.12 / 5 Stars | 72 Reviews
by Mai Forrester
“A very quick and easy curry to serve up with rice and a salad.”
Low-Fat Recipes: Quick and Easy Vegetable Curry
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Roman-Style Braised Artichokes
Raise your hand if you love artichokes! Usually I prepare mine steamed, with a little balsamic mayo for dipping. But this classic Roman-style braising method is quickly becoming a favorite. Quartered and prepped artichokes are braised in white wine and olive oil with shallots, garlic, bay leaves, parsley and mint. The artichokes are served slightly warm or at room temperature, having marinated in their braising juices. A perfect make-ahead dish.
Roman-Style Braised Artichokes
Raise your hand if you love artichokes! Usually I prepare mine steamed, with a little balsamic mayo for dipping. But this classic Roman-style braising method is quickly becoming a favorite. Quartered and prepped artichokes are braised in white wine and olive oil with shallots, garlic, bay leaves, parsley and mint. The artichokes are served slightly warm or at room temperature, having marinated in their braising juices. A perfect make-ahead dish.
Roman-Style Braised Artichokes
Raise your hand if you love artichokes! Usually I prepare mine steamed, with a little balsamic mayo for dipping. But this classic Roman-style braising method is quickly becoming a favorite. Quartered and prepped artichokes are braised in white wine and olive oil with shallots, garlic, bay leaves, parsley and mint. The artichokes are served slightly warm or at room temperature, having marinated in their braising juices. A perfect make-ahead dish.
Roman-Style Braised Artichokes
Raise your hand if you love artichokes! Usually I prepare mine steamed, with a little balsamic mayo for dipping. But this classic Roman-style braising method is quickly becoming a favorite. Quartered and prepped artichokes are braised in white wine and olive oil with shallots, garlic, bay leaves, parsley and mint. The artichokes are served slightly warm or at room temperature, having marinated in their braising juices. A perfect make-ahead dish.
Roman-Style Braised Artichokes
Raise your hand if you love artichokes! Usually I prepare mine steamed, with a little balsamic mayo for dipping. But this braising method is quickly becoming a favorite. Quartered and prepped artichokes are braised in white wine and olive oil with shallots, garlic, bay leaves, parsley and mint. The artichokes are served slightly warm or at room temperature, having marinated in their braising juices. A perfect make-ahead dish.