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Salty Maple Oatmeal Cookies
Sweet, salty, and crunchy, these oatmeal cookies are over the top, and very addictive. Although they contain no butter, eggs, or sugar, the flavor combination of whole oats, maple syrup, and flecks of salt, makes them melt in your mouth, … Continue reading
Caramelized Watermelon Salad
Nothing tastes more refreshing than a slice of watermelon on a hot summer day. Originally from Africa, watermelon is the iconic symbol of the season, considered as American as apple pie, it announces the picnic table tradition of celebrations, with its … Continue reading
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Tagged Caramelized Watermelon, Feta, Food, Heirloom tomato, Recipe, Watermelon
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Blue Corn Blueberry Pancakes
Fresh in season from the farmers’ market are summer blueberries. These dark blue polka dots burst into a flavor explosion of blueberry heaven, when you bite into them. And they come with benefits too. Blueberries are a super food filled … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Corn, Blueberry, Food, Pancakes, Recipe
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Food Memory
When Marcel Proust dipped his madeleine into his cup of tea, a powerful memory from his childhood emerged that led him to write the classic novel, “Remembrance of Things Past.“ Imagine such a table from nostalgic past, set for afternoon … Continue reading
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Tagged Food, Lemon Olive Oil Madeleines, Madeleines, Proust, Recipe, Tea
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