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Za'atar Labney Roasted Garlic Dip

Za’atar Labneh Roasted Garlic Dip

Ooooh!  This recipe is a perfect choice to take to a holiday party – you wanna know why?  Because you really want to eat it all yourself, & taking it means you get to eat it slathered all over a few slices of pita & walk away. I don’t think I would be walking away […]

Ras El Hanout Pumpkin Rice

Ras El Hanout Pumpkin Rice

It’s December & my Halloween/Fall Decorative Pumpkins are starting to freeze outside. I baked them off & had a LOT of pumpkin to use up in a really yummy way. Not Pumpkin Pie – first of all we just ate a dozen of them at Thanksgiving & second of all we don’t use Pumpkin in […]

Tahini Chocolate Chunk Cookies

Tahini Chocolate Chunk Cookies

Today is the very last day of high school for my very last kid. It hadn’t hit me as anything super special for me, until I realized that I wanted to bake cookies. I very rarely bake cookies. When I do, they are almost always for someone else or because they taste like a holiday: […]

Edamame Israeli Salad

Edamame Israeli Salad

I think the ratio of crunch to soft is key in any Israeli Salad. I add celery to mine so that there is more crunchy bits which helps me offset the added beans which have a smoother texture. So do any of you lovelies think about the crunch ratio in your foods, or is this […]

Muhammara

Muhammara

Can we just call it yummmmuhammara? Versatile sauces that taste like sunshine & make my whole house smell like heaven are really my thing. I really should have a separate section of the blog just for these kinds of wonderful sauces & Muhammara is one of those. It has the bright flavors of the red […]

Za'atar Roasted Chickpeas

Za’atar Roasted Chickpeas

Listen. This recipe will start with dried chickpeas and uses the Instant Pot to rehydrate them. At the moment I have the time and the inclination to make this recipe using dried chickpeas and I think it changes the texture to be more crunchy/chewy, which I prefer. That being said it is TOTALLY fine to […]

Window, Jerusalem

Tzatziki

Tzatziki doesn’t stay in my fridge for long. I make it & it’s all eaten up in about 48 hours. It may be because it dresses up chicken, fish, salad, grains really well. Or just because it has the right balance of yogurt & lemon with that fresh dill flavor popping up bright & clear […]

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