Treks & Bites – The Crossroads Where Food Meets Travel!
This recipe holds for quite a while, so if you make extra, you can store it in the refrigerator.
We have always loved broccoli salad, but you don’t seem to find it in too many places.
When we came up with this recipe, we had just been given a big basket of garden-fresh tomatoes from a friend, but we've since made it with cherry tomatoes from our local grocer as well.
Homemade toasted sesame yogurt-based blue cheese dressing tossed with red and green cabbage, shredded carrots and garnished with toasted slivered almonds and cilantro leaves
There is something so great about the fresh taste of celery and usually, it is relegated to being a small ingredient in a larger dish, like an ingredient in soup or salad or even as a minor character in spicy chicken wings.
ARUGULA, FENNEL & GREEN APPLE SALAD w/GOAT CHEESE & CHAMPAGNE DRESSINGThis is one of the delicious dishes we enjoyed at The Bentwood Inn in Jackson Hole, Wyoming during our recent visit.
For this cake, we added a chocolate element for the filling between the layers by mixing a portion of the cream cheese frosting with chocolate.
Bowls can be made in the style of many different types of cuisine from Thai or Indian to Mexican, Chinese, Greek, French, Italian and Mediterranean! And, the great thing is that you can add whatever you like.
My mother-in-law used to make turkey schnitzel for special family dinners and we all loved it.
You can easily adapt this recipe to your own heat tolerance by using more or less, hotter or milder, peppers in your rendition.
Delicata squash is delicious no matter how you slice it, and it’s especially good roasted with brown butter and a tiny sprinkling of brown sugar.
This cake holds very well for a week or more in the refrigerator and makes a delightful snack for the mid-afternoon munchies! You can opt to make this cake as a 9x13 rectangular cake or as a layer cake using either two 9-inch pans or three 8-inch pans.
As we were contemplating what to do with all of the beautiful tomatoes, my son Joel came up with the idea of a hollowing out the tomatoes and stuffing them with all the fixings of a Caprese salad neatly tucked back into the tomatoes.