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Ema (Eeeeee-Mah, sometimes written Imma) is Hebrew for Mom. 100's of people call Eve Ema and it warms her heart.
Harissa & Clementine Chicken Marinade

Harissa & Clementine Chicken Marinade

This versatile marinade can be used for Chicken Thighs, Breasts, whole birds, even fish. It works wonderfully in the oven & out on the grill. The lazy protein gets to bathe in the marinade all day or overnight to let the flavors develop, & the salty brine gets into the meat to plump it up. […]

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 […]

Tuna Poke

Tuna Poke Bowls

My youngest has a shellfish allergy. He has gone into anaphylaxis once (shout out to Johns Hopkins Hospital). I think his allergy is to raw oysters – which is why he’s only ever had one reaction. We love eating fish meals & it has been a real joy to be able to get fish from […]

Cinnamon Pecan Granola

Ginger Pecan Granola

The irony isn’t lost on me: I’m posting this recipe during Passover when we can’t eat this– it is strictly forbidden in my home. Our family has always subscribed to the less, not more, philosophy during Passover which is to eat clean for the week & not have to buy a million special things at […]

Dilly Green Beans

Dilly Green Beans

Lots of meals start with Salatim in our home; small salads like baba ganoush, hummus, veggies & dip, & pickles.  I quick pickle different veggies as the mood hits &, as is often the case, based on what looks good at a market. You can find my Daikon Radish Quick Pickle recipe on The Feed […]

Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Rosemary Balsamic Glaze

Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Rosemary, Balsamic Glaze & maybe Figs

Classic Side Dishes can also be simple to make & full of flavor. If you are entertaining for the holidays, here is a quick & easy recipe to throw together using 5 ingredients: brussel sprouts, coconut oil, sea salt, fresh rosemary & ready-made balsamic glaze.  You know what else?  Think outside the chip, this makes […]

Roasted Festival Squash  With Nuts & Seeds

Roasted Festival Parmesan Squash With Dijon Vinaigrette

Having a festival soon? I thought that I would post my recipe for Roasted Festival Parmesan Squash With Dijon Vinaigrette so that you could consider it for your Easter or Passover meals. While this could be the entree for the lacto-vegetarians at your dinner table it makes a great side dish for any of your […]

Caponata

Caponata

There are some foods that hook you by their taste – think of testing ice cream blindfolded & it will be the flavor of that ice cream mixed with the creaminess & the cold that your palate will react to & you will know in an instant which ice cream tastes better than the rest. […]

Truffles to be given away

Chocolate Truffles to be Given Away

When I hear of boxes of Rum Truffles dusted in Wilbur Cocoa & Peppermint Truffles rolled in crushed Andes Mint Cremés, I don’t image biting into one and getting that rush of chocolate-laced endorphins. I think holiday gifts in cute tins for the neighbors, the co-workers, the teachers. Confession time, my friends: I don’t like […]

Lemon, Rosemary Oatmeal with Goji Berries

Lemon, Rosemary Oatmeal with Goji Berries

When I was a kid we had oatmeal that came in small brown bags. You added hot water, stirred & then tried to only eat spoonfuls that had dehydrated bits of apple or clumps of brown sugar. Then I turned 16 and spent the summer interning at the Royal Melbourne Zoo in Australia. My six […]

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