Caramelized Coconut Chips

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Thursday nights in the Joulwan household, circa the 1980s, were "popcorn night." In sixth grade, I wrote an ode to popcorn, such was my devotion to the salty snack. Even though it's not on the paleo-approved menu, I still think … Read More

Italian Sausage and Eggplant Strata

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  It's said that good things come to those who wait, and this dish may test your patience. Constructed with layers of tender eggplant, spicy homemade sausage, and silky tomato sauce, this casserole tastes best eaten a few days after … Read More

Rogan Josh

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  Rogan Josh is a curry dish from Kashmir, a region tucked among the borders of Indian, Pakistan, and China, all of which can be tasted in its fragrant blend of spices. I'd never eaten Rogan Josh before I bought … Read More

Ginger-Lime Grilled Shrimp

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  Ridiculously fast and easy to make, these shrimp are packed with a one-two punch of garlic and ginger, followed by a touch of lime that tingles the tongue. The natural sweetness of the shrimp complements the citrus. I highly … Read More

Well Fed’s Shakshuka

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Shakshuka is huevos rancheros by way of the Sahara desert. It's a stovetop casserole composed of cloud-like eggs that are lovingly simmered in a silken, spiced tomato sauce. The dish is an everyday breakfast or dinner in North African countries … Read More

Thomas Keller’s Mushroom Conserva

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Dave Cruz learned this technique for preserving mushrooms from a chef in the Basque region of Spain, and it's so tasty and versatile that you'll find many uses for it. The method is simple – mushrooms are steeped in medium-hot … Read More

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