
Braised Lamb Shank
Dishes : for meat sauces, bold braises, chilies & more
Ingredients : Black Pepper, Curry, Turmeric, Cinnamon, Sumac, Cumin, Thyme, Lime, Sea Salt, Parsley, Herbs & Spices.
Dishes : for meat sauces, bold braises, chilies & more
Ingredients : Black Pepper, Curry, Turmeric, Cinnamon, Sumac, Cumin, Thyme, Lime, Sea Salt, Parsley, Herbs & Spices.
TRENDING RECIPES
My Summer Simple menus are designed for around advanced, easy preparation, requiring less cooking and time management after your guests arrive.during dinner time. All you have to do is to assemble, warm or quick grill. These menus are forgiving with simple preparations and cooking methods, there are absolutely no compromises in flavor or presentation. These dishes are bursting with flavor, color and a bit of fun. There is no better time than now to create small safe gatherings that take advantage of beautiful summer nights celebrating life outside with family and friends at home. These dishes focus on the freshest seafood and and bright summer vegetables.
The well known Nicoise Salad, or Salade Niçoise in French; is a delicious, refreshing and traditional salad from France in which fresh market produce are complimented by typical Provencal seasonings. Too often however the version you find on menus is prepared with canned tuna which is not my favorite. I do have a few recipes in which I utilize canned tuna but never in this salad. My version using more delicate fresh shellfish is heavenly. I use two of my artSAVOR blends to add layers of savory deliciousness. I had great fun creating the elevated seafood marinade with artSAVOR 75 and the vinaigrette for the vegetables with artSAVOR 30. Plating this ahead of time and covering in the refrigerator, makes last minute service incredibly easy. Served right from the refrigerator at room temperature made my duties light and contributed to a more spontaneous and easy summer night dining al fresco.
My idea of a perfect pizza is a crispy, but chewy toothsome crust covered in fresh, bright crunchy toppings. Honestly, I can’t create a summer menu without a pizza course! But that is really almost true year-round. I challenge myself to keep it new and different, despite that I have made countless pizzas in every variation you can imagine from different crusts to unusual toppings. Lately I have been using artSAVOR blends to create more subtle and unexpected flavors. As pleasant evenings abound during the summer in Southern California, I am using the outdoor grill as often as possible. This incredibly simple and rustic pizza benefits from the summer herb garden plus artSAVOR 30 to elevate four kinds of cheese melted into deliciousness on the artisan crust topped with crunchy summer vegetables. This is all the best of summer brought together in a pizza!
I fell in love with summer rolls many years ago at a small Vietnamese restaurant. Light, fresh, healthy, versatile so and easy to make, they remind me of a very simple Persian appetizer called “Noon o Sabzi” (bread and greens). This Persian treat is a platter of fresh herbs, peppery greens, radishes, onion and cheese served with thin lavash bread. The diner chooses a selection of herbs to roll in the lavash like a summer roll. My shrimp and vegetable summer rolls add the perfect fresh starter to my summery menu. I love creating with rice papers as they provide a perfect background to deliver everything from beef, seafood, poultry to vegetarian. For this recipe I am using artSAVOR 75 for the dip to creating all many levels of flavor deliver savory deliciousness in every bite.
For me summertime is about my love affair with the outdoor barbeque and kabobs. The aroma that emanates is so divine, alluring and inviting. This recipe affords the easiest preparation requiring little cooking time, yet the result is so versatile and can be presented in numerous ways. Of course, I start with my artSAVOR 20 and then layer in additional flavor with fresh jalapeño, cheddar cheese and freshly ground sumac. This is a WOW-worthy presentation to boot!