Nutritional Therapy with Diana Galindo
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This originally happened by using leftovers. In my refrigerator I had leftover quinoa and grilled salmon and made it into a summertime dinner with arugula and tomatoes. It was so fresh and zesty, filling and tasty, a feast of color, flavor and texture that a friend asked me for the recipe. I sometimes plan my weekly […]
Love this! It’s a fun twist on traditional tabbouleh, which is made with bulgur. This dish comes out of my kitchen with frequency during the summer months. It is very versatile; I make it as as a one-dish dinner served over a bed of spinach or as a side to grilled chicken, or roasted pork […]
Skip the bacon and make it vegetarian. Did you know sweet potatoes are not the same as yams? Sweet potatoes, native of North America, are a superfood loaded with vitamins, minerals and phytochemicals. Yams are starchy roots native of Africa and also grown in tropical parts of Asia, South America and the Caribbean. Nutritionally, sweet […]
There’s alchemy between oranges and black olive that is delightful. I like to make this salad with dishes I associate with Spain such as the Roasted Cod with Red Bell Pepper and Tomato Sauce or Seafood Paella with Edamame. Toss salad with CMF Basic Salad Dressing Variations: Instead of spinach, use mixed greens or baby kale […]
Serves 8 Setting out to create my Easter menu, asparagus was one of the first thoughts that came to mind. Ever since I read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver years ago, I associate asparagus with spring. I’ve learned to look for tender stalks as they have the most delightful taste; beware those with thick […]
Did you know coleslaw came from the Dutch term koolsla, meaning cabbage salad? The kool part is the Dutch word for cabbage and the sla part is a Dutch abbreviation of the word salade. [su_expanding_quote_web alignment=”full” source_site=”Culinary Lore” source_url=”http://www.culinarylore.com/food-history:where-does-coleslaw-come-from” full_quote=”Coleslaw has come to mean any type of dressed salad with shredded vegetables. Slaws may be […]
Oh la la the contrasts in this dish: color, texture, sweet and spicy. Now here’s a potato salad I love! Add the black beans and it’s robust and filling enough to be a main entree. I serve it at room temperature. You can make it a day ahead. If so (the dressing gets absorbed over […]
Fresh, crunchy, juicy sugar snap peas are a delightful taste of spring. A serving bowl of green sugar snap peas contrasting with purple potatoes dresses up a table. If purple potatoes are not available, use other small potatoes instead. And regular peas can be substituted for sugar snap peas. Purple Potatoes with Sugar Snap Peas and Mint […]
The contrast of kale with the sweetness of apricots and crunch of the nuts makes this a memorable salad. No apricots or pine nuts? No problem! Use raisins, cranberries or dates instead and any other chopped nut (almond, walnut or sunflower/pumpkin seeds. You can also use spinach instead of kale. Toss in some leftover cooked […]
This is a quick salad that infuses the body with a good dosage of vitamins, minerals and phytochemicals. This can be a foundation on which to add many different ingredients: add some left-over quinoa and a hardboiled egg for a satisfying meal. Use defrosted edamame or lima beans instead of the peas and add a chopped ripe […]