Author Archives: Marilyn

Orange Winter Salad

Click here to view recipe. As I mentioned in last week’s butternut squash soup post, I am partial to this winter salad to serve alongside almost any warm soup. It’s wonderfully wintery and one I created from a variety of sources. … Continue reading

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Israel-Inspired Butternut Squash Soup

Click here to view recipe. It is grey, cold and rainy is Seattle … and there is a large, bulbous butternut squash on my counter begging to be used. Just the other morning I was daydreaming about my recent trip … Continue reading

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Key on Caye Lime Tart

Click here to view recipe. I have already confessed that I love birthday celebrations, but my husband feels otherwise. He pretends that he is not really a year older, finds birthdays annoying and begs and pleads to have the day … Continue reading

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Stove top lasagne

Click here to view recipe. Have you ever had one of those days when you are out of ideas but you have to make something for dinner? When you just don’t feel like cluttering your kitchen with a mess of … Continue reading

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Perfect Panna Cotta – Guest Post by Barbara Schieving

I am fortunate to have many friends who are also amazingly talented cooks. Today – I’m thrilled to have the founder and head chef of Pressure Cooking Today and Barbara Bakes – the lovely and talented Barbara Schieving – share one of … Continue reading

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Vegetable Dinner – What a Delight!

The other night I had plans to go to a 7:00 PM play with a friend, and we planned to grab a quick, inexpensive dinner nearby so that we could be at the ticket counter will-call right on time. For … Continue reading

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Tasty Taco Salad

Click here to view recipe. Summer is long gone and with it my craving for Chinese Chicken Salad. Winter, for me, is all about warming soups, greens and hearty grains. You might be surprised, however, to learn that Taco Salad … Continue reading

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Marge’s Mandelbrodt

Click here to view recipe. So who is Marge, and why do I love her mandelbrodt so much? And what is mandelbrodt anyway? OK, let’s begin at the beginning. When I lived on Mercer Island across the lake from Seattle, … Continue reading

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Midwest Baked Beans

Click here to view recipe. The weekend of October 21 we boarded a nonstop flight from Seattle to Texas, traveling to Austin for my nephew’s wedding. I’ve never “been there, done that” so off we flew to meet up with … Continue reading

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Nourishing Ginger Brew

Click here to view recipe. It seems like so many people become ill this time of year. Right around Thanksgiving in 2012 I battled an awful cold for what seemed like weeks. After sniffling and coughing and going through numerous … Continue reading

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