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Recipes by Marla Nichols

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Easy breezy rice bowl

Easy breezy rice bowl by Marla Nichols

Healthy, quick, and inexpensive. An infinitely tweakable rice bowl recipe.

1 vote
1529 views
One pot shrimp and asparagus pasta

One pot shrimp and asparagus pasta by Marla Nichols

Get all the ingredients ready to go, boil and salt water, cook pasta, add asparagus and shrimp to cooking pasta, drain, combine and enjoy. Easy for one or for a crowd.

1 vote
1110 views
Spicy Chicken Wings

Spicy Chicken Wings by Marla Nichols

Asian-influenced spicy, sweet, chicken wings.

1 vote
2348 views
Pan roasted pork tenderloin with blackberry sauce

Pan roasted pork tenderloin with blackberry sauce by Marla Nichols

Marinated whole pork tenderloin, pan-roasted and served with savory fresh blackberry sauce.

1 vote
1989 views
Maria's Blueberry crumbly stuff

Maria's Blueberry crumbly stuff by Marla Nichols

Soft, crumbly coffee cake made with blueberries and cinnamon. Perfect for a lazy morning brunch or a late night snack.

1 vote
2482 views
Sesame Salmon with Soba Noodles

Sesame Salmon with Soba Noodles by Marla Nichols

Boneless salmon filet dipped in eggwash and crusted with toasted sesame and mustard seeds, sauteed and served with sliced strawberries,wasabi mayonnaise, and cold soba noodles.

1 vote
1578 views
Peach Pie

Peach Pie by Marla Nichols

1 vote
1701 views
Ethiopian chickpea and pasta soup

Ethiopian chickpea and pasta soup by Marla Nichols

1 vote
1836 views
Food Matters: "Anything goes" granola, Black beans, rice & sweet potatoes, Spicy chickpea stew

Food Matters: "Anything goes" granola, Black beans, rice & sweet potatoes, Spicy chickpea stew by Marla Nichols

As I left the library the other day, I picked up a new book by Mark Bittman, author of the book, How to Cook Everything and the New York Times food blog, "Bitten". On his blog, Mr. Bittman seems brusque and a bit bossy but is direct, knowledgeable,…

1 vote
729 views
Staff of Life: Ezekiel bread

Staff of Life: Ezekiel bread by Marla Nichols

Last week we made room for a toaster. During my "old-is-better" phase, we stood guard over one after another old-but-charming toasters that refused to give up toast without manual prodding. The latest Eugene heavyweight was deemed not "counter-worthy" for our move to Tacoma, so we gave up the toast. Not a bad thing—fewer carbs, more…

1 vote
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