EatingWell Magazine, May/Jun 2017

  • Chipotle-lime cauliflower tacos
    • Categories: Sandwiches & burgers; Main course; Mexican; Vegetarian
    • Ingredients: limes; canned chipotle chiles in adobo sauce; honey; cauliflower; red onions; refried black beans; corn tortillas; queso fresco
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  • Charred broccoli with almonds & cherries

    • dinnermints on June 19, 2017

      I'd make this again. I liked the crunchiness of the charred bits of broccoli. I used 4 T olive oil (2 for roasting the broccoli, 2 for the dressing), used skinned dry-roasted sliced almonds, low fat Greek yogurt, and substituted dried golden berries for dried cherries.

  • Mushroom & shrimp pancakes (Pajeon)

    • dinnermints on July 04, 2017

      Felt guilty about these pancakes....I'd wheedled my husband into making them since we had all of the ingredients and it was his night to cook, but they were terrible. So gummy, no matter how long he cooked them. The flavor was good, so two stars instead of one - maybe someone who's more familiar with pajeon would know how to fix this recipe.

  • Sweet potato noodles with tofu & vegetables (Japchae)

    • dinnermints on July 01, 2017

      Okay. Needs more flavor, especially for that much effort. The veggies need a wok or massive pan - not the same one the eggs were cooked in.

  • Buttermilk cornbread with Vidalia onions

    • dinnermints on July 01, 2017

      Good! Onions add a nice moistness. But they need to cook longer/higher than the recipe suggests to get them really browned. Check before 35 minutes - think I could've pulled it out of the oven sooner.

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  • Published May 01 2017
  • Format Magazine
  • Page Count 104
  • Language English
  • Countries United States

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