Herbed Quinoa by Chef Smith

Chewy Tabbouleh by Rich H

I love tabbouleh. This recipe is a slight departure from tradition, using wheat berries versus the usual cracked wheat. The wheat berries add more body and crunch. I also added quinoa to round it out to a full dinner salad versus a side salad..

Roasted Pepper Hummus by Pallavi Gupta

I used raw chickpeas for this recipe (soaked overnight and cooked in a pressure cooker) but you can use the canned variety as well.

Roman- Style Chicken by Chef Smith

Mediterranian Spice Mix for Meats by Sandyg

Couscous Medley by Vivien

Vegetarian side-dish or vegetarian potluck dish; good for picnics as well. For dinner, serve with shish kebab, or barbecued lamb or roast chicken

Clementine cake by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica

Super easy to make, flavorful and divinely moist cake.

Creamy Pasta with Broccoli by Culinary Flavors

I craved some meatless pasta and I just couldn’t go on with my life, unless I fed my appetite. That was a great pasta dish. Even my little picky got to eat the entire broccoli in his portion. It was creamy, it was warm and it was the perfect Sunday lunch for all three of us. Very easy to make and with a success guaranteed. You can…

Fabulous Falafels by Suzi

The first time I had a falafel was many many years ago in California. I fell in love with them and crave them a lot of the time, even bought them from the street vendor in New York. Luckily there is also a little resaurant near my house that makes them as well along with stuffed grape leaves. Yumm!! Falafels are made from ground up…

Ground turkey, Quinoa and Lentil Stuffed Red Bell Peppers by Jessica

It's a mouthful...figuratively and literally! A great healthy dinner option that is quick and easy to make!

Lamb & Black Olive Pasta by Mary Joseph

A Greek/Italian fusion of deliciousness.

Basque-Style Chicken by Bob Towlson

house cured salmon by Chef De Maio

this is a great way to use also " fish' ( you can use almost any fish you like ) on your salad, with avocados red onions, and why not, make your own bagels... my son love it filled with dill goat cheese, or just like it is, red onions, lemon olive oil dressing

No Touch Turnips Paula Wolferts' Way by kathy gori

This seems to be the week of no touch, no stir, nearly hands off cooking. Easter became a menu of simple, down home Italian dishes that I felt I just had to share even if they're off topic from my usual Indian fare. How does someone get to be 91 years old without eating a turnip....ever? To what is that attributed? The fact that…

Saint Hildegard Cookies of Joy by Grains of Hope

Hildegard von Bingen was born in 1098. She was a visionary, a Benedictine abbess, a scholar and correspondent with popes, scholars, kings and queens. Her writings include books of natural science, medicine, theology, metaphysics and music. She is the composer and lyricist for the earliest recorded music by a woman. As a scientist and…