I made this curry last night and found the last minute addition of the juice from one lime adds a delightful sour flavour that nicely cuts the richness of the coconut milk.
Our friend Lisa makes these delicious yogurt scones. I think they're better than many of the scones I've eaten at specialty tea rooms! Be sure to serve them warm with jam and devon cream!
Biscotti di prato reminds me of some of the flavours we experienced on our trip to Tuscany...fennel seed, crunchy almonds, rustic texture. It's perfect for dipping into vin santo or a good strong cup of expresso. They keep well in a well sealed container for a few weeks.
This recipe came about at work when were thinking of something to do with carrots, apples, potatoes, onions and squash that we received with a Harvest Box order. Katy, our Program Assistant, was quick to find a recipe for curried squash and apple soup. Here's my version.
My dad has a few key commandments for making soup: skim off all the fat from stock (he's religious about that!), and good broth is the basis for good soups. I've mastered making rich, flavourful and clear chicken broth from Dad's pointers. But more recently I've been making vegetable broth so that I can adapt more soup recipes for our vegetarian friends.
After buying such flavourful coronation grapes at the East Van Farmers' Market last weekend, I was determined to buy more grapes to use them in a dessert for our Thansksgiving (with an Italian twist) dinner. I ended up making Italian grape cake.