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Category Archives: recipes-meat
Indian Spiced, Baked Salmon
Sorry, no photos. I made this last night and it was really, really good. Wanted to get the recipe down before I forgot what I did. Indian Spiced, Baked Salmon 1 wild caught Alaskan salmon filet 1 tomato, diced 1 … Continue reading
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Garlic Seared Venison with Fruit Reduction
This recipe will feed 10 or 12 people. It can easily be halved. Cast and Crew: 4 venison loins 1 bulb of garlic, yes, a whole bulb 1 small onion or a couple of shallots olive oil salt pepper butter … Continue reading
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Lunch: tuna stir fry over pasta
This is what we had for lunch today. It was delicious. I used a bit of tuna tataki left over from last night’s supper but use what you have: chicken; tofu; walnuts; beef; lunch meat; whatever for protein. Ingredients (flexible): … Continue reading
Black Bean Chili
My niece has recently discovered that she has some severe food allergies. Eli, who we suspect may have some similar issues though previous testing (not very reliable) has shown none. The two girls have made a pact and are both … Continue reading
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Quick Chicken Salad
Need something quick for lunch or supper? Try this: about 2 cups of leftover chicken (cooked, obviously) 1/2 c mayonaisse 1 Tbsp dijon mustard a couple of tbsp diced fresh herbs a couple of grinds of fresh pepper Mix everything … Continue reading
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