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	Authentic Mohanthal For Diwali - A Traditional Gujarati Sweet - Chickpea Flour Fudge by A2Z Healthy Vegetarian Cuisine Know What You Eat: Mohanthal or Chickpea (besan) flour fudge is a Gujarati delicacy most often made during any auspicious occasions like Deepawali | Diwali. It can be described as chickpea (besan) flour fudge spiced with cardamom and topped with sliced…	1 vote 48453 views
	Oven Roasted Vegetables by Salad Foodie I enjoy roasted vegetables and have tried several ways of preparing them, but this is the version I keep coming back to. Love the garlic and the way the veggies begin to caramelize.	2 votes 2317 views
	Butternut Squash and Apple Soup by Mary Callan A perfect Fall soup, full of goodness.	4 votes 1 review 5189 views
	It's In The Bag. Perfect Potatoes In 45 Minutes...No, Really! by kathy gori As most food bloggers, I'm always searching for the glamour shot. Not for myself mind you, that coal barge sailed a long time ago. I'm looking for sexy food. I'm looking for the glimmer on a tomato, the flash of a fishes' scales, the beady dew drop on…	3 votes 1 review 5172 views
	Roasted Cauliflower and Leek Soup by Colleen Mcconnell I kept this soup simple to let the subtle flavors of the cauliflower and leeks shine through. I seasoned it with a little bit of fresh thyme, opted for water over broth, and drizzled a little extra virgin olive oil on the top of each serving. This could also be served "loaded" like a potato soup with some crumbled bacon, sharp…	1 vote 3582 views
	Brinjal fry (Kathirikkai poriyal) by Shobana Vijay An easy to make yummy side dish for Rice Varieties. There are many ways to make the dish, yet I like this simple way of making using Sambar powder. I always want this poriyal without changing the shape of the long cuts, so I used to be extra careful while preparing this. At the same time I don’t want to use more oil also. The finished…	1 vote 2198 views
	Roasted Squash with Onion, Oregano & Mint by La Tavola Marche (farm, inn & cooking school) A new spin on squash: oregano & mint instead of cinnamon & nutmeg. This is one of my favorite Mario Batali recipes - best used with butternut squash or turban pumpkins the meaty flesh makes for a hearty fall dish.	1 vote 2098 views