Ripe: A Fresh, Colorful Approach to Fruits and Vegetables by Cheryl Sternman Rule
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White and dark chocolate strawberries
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Kitchn
...have the advantage of being both showstopping and insanely easy to make. I made these for a party a few weeks ago and they were gone in an instant.
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Cremini farro hash with poached eggs
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Serious Eats
Hearty, healthy, and super satisfying, this is the kind of vegetarian meal that comforts and warms, and never once has anyone wanting for meat. Okay, the egg helps.
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Toasted nori edamame with garlic-chile oil
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Serious Eats
If you thought edamame was the perfect beer drinking snack before, this recipe will not only confirm that but take them to the next level.
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Cucumber halloumi salad with licorice notes
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Serious Eats
The cooling and licoricey notes of this salad set of the saltiness of the Halloumi in a way that's really quite wonderful.
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Honeydew salad with poppy seed dressing
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Serious Eats
Bringing three shades of pale green fruits and vegetables together and dappling them with poppy seeds makes for a salad that's not only lovely to behold but thrilling to taste.
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Eggplant romesco rigatoni
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Serious Eats
Transforming a classic Catalan sauce into to a pasta topper is a great move. The eggplant lends a great meatiness to this vegan meal.
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Radicchio salad with tahini lemon drizzle
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Serious Eats
...tempers that bitterness with creamy, rich tahini, mild butter lettuce, crunchy-crisp cucumbers and bright lemon juice. It's a gorgeous salad to behold and to enjoy, full of big tastes...
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- ISBN 10 0762440244
- ISBN 13 9780762440245
- Linked ISBNs
- 9780762444977 eBook (United States) 3/27/2012
- 9780762448517 eBook (United States) 3/27/2012
- Published Mar 27 2012
- Format Hardcover
- Page Count 312
- Language English
- Countries United States
- Publisher Running Press
- Imprint Running Press,U.S.
Publishers Text
Although they certainly are good for you, leave a lighter footprint on the earth, and cost a lot less than a pound of tenderloin, one should consume green beans and favas, pomegranates and key limes, Swiss chard and honeydew because they’re gorgeous, flavorful, versatile, and fantastically delicious.
A stunning visual exploration of common fruits and vegetables organized by color, Ripe is a cookbook that whets the appetite and excites the senses through 150 beautiful full-color photographs, breezy narrative essays, and 75 delicious recipes in chapters Red (beets, blood oranges, and cherries), Orange (apricot, butternut squash, carrots), Yellow (banana, corn, and pineapple), Green (asparagus, bok choy, and edamame), Purple and Blue (blueberries, eggplant, and plums), and White (bosc pears, endive, and jicama).
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