A Vegetarian Food Blog
I can never, ever pass up the opportunity to make a recipe that involves caramelized onions. Are they a pain to make? Kind of. Do they take for-freaking-ever to cook down? Absolutely. But they are always worth it. When I was given a list of recipes from Deborah Madison’s Vegetable Literacy to chose from for… Continue Reading →
Working on this recipe was quite an internal struggle for me. I knew I wanted to do an apple cheddar pizza, and I kind of thought I wanted to add walnuts too. But a little voice kept nagging at me. “Add caramelized onions! Caramelized onions!” I tried to resist because, well, I don’t want you… Continue Reading →
Yesterday I posted the first part of my collaboration with Rikki Snyder, a Butternut Squash & Caramelized Onion Flatbread. Today is the second part of the collaboration. It’s an easy fall pasta dish–like the flatbread, you’ll be using roasted butternut squash and caramelized onions in it, along with kale and Pecorino cheese. With the onions… Continue Reading →
I’m pretty excited about this post. It features some of my favorite ingredients: butternut squash, caramelized onions, and sage. And it’s perfect for fall! But best of all, it’s a collaboration with an amazing food photographer, Rikki Snyder. Oh, and it has a concept too! A concept! After emailing back and forth for a while,… Continue Reading →
There are a few ingredients that improve just about any dish you add them to: Truffle Oil Caramelized Onions Olives Roasted Red Peppers Basil Unfortunately, this Caramelized Onion & Eggplant Puff Pastry Tart does not have truffle oil. (Although I suppose if you really wanted to, you could add some. I mean, it’s a free… Continue Reading →
There are two things you should know about this recipe: 1. The name is a lie. There’s no queso in these quesadillas. But calling them “dillas” makes them sound like something cutesy off of a children’s menu, doesn’t it? 2. Yes, if it sounds familiar, it’s because I made these with leftovers from my Sweet… Continue Reading →
