Showing posts with label tomatoes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tomatoes. Show all posts
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Roasted tomatoes stuffed with goat cheese
Weekends are when I have more time to cook and bake: that is wonderful and one of the many reasons why I love Saturdays and Sundays so much, but even I want quick meals sometimes, and these stuffed tomatoes are the perfect answer for that: the assembling is super quick and they don’t need much time in the oven. If you can’t find goat cheese easily I believe that these would be equally
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Roasted tomato soup with pesto
I haven’t been to the movies since “Hugo”, but I did watch a fantastic movie at home, “No Country for Old Men”: to me the Coen brothers are an acquired taste – they’re like anchovies, you’ll learn to love them eventually; I don’t like “Fargo” but love “The Man Who Wasn’t There”, “O Brother, Where Art Thou” and “True Grit”, therefore I decided it was about time I watched “No Country for Old Men”
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Tomato, red onion and gorgonzola salad - simple and delicious
Ok, I’ll admit it: this is not a very romantic salad – all that raw garlic and onion (not to mention the gorgonzola!) won’t do your breath any good. But it is so simple – I put it together in a matter of moments – fresh and delicious, and it comes from such an amazing book, that I had to share it with you – even if, in the end, you make it for a solitary lunch/dinner (or some “me time”, as I
Friday, November 4, 2011
Tomato tart
Some things instantly remind me of others (and sometimes they’re related): the first time I watched "The Cell" – I know it sounds crazy that someone would watch a movie with J. Lo more than once, but Vincent D’Onofrio and the director made that possible – I found that the red “uniform” she wears (while getting into someone else’s mind) looked a lot like the medieval war armor Gary Oldman wears
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fontina cheese,
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Martha,
pâte brisée,
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thyme,
tomatoes
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Tuna and potato salad with anchovy dressing
Even though it was published here I’m a vegetarian, that is not true – I don’t eat red meat, but like poultry and love fish.
This salad is very simple, but the dressing takes it to a whole new level.
Tuna and potato salad with anchovy dressing
from Donna Hay magazine
600g kipfler potatoes, cleaned and halved
1 tablespoon olive oil
sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
4 roma tomatoes,
Friday, November 7, 2008
Polenta-crusted roasted ratatouille tart
Thank you all for your comments and concern – your positive thoughts and kind words were very important for my getting better, for sure!I have been thinking a lot about sweets lately – due to Christmas coming and the gifts I want to make for my friends and colleagues. I have so many recipes bookmarked I don’t even know where to start, really...I found this recipe going through cookie and candy
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Sfiha
Besides the cake, I made savory snacks for the boys’ birthday get together at my house last month. Simple yet good food, easy and quick to put together, because they’d arrive at lunch time and I would not have much time to cook. So I went for mini carne louca sandwiches and sfihas.As much as it sounds like a big cliché, Brazil is a melting pot and we have been influenced by many different
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Roast chicken tray bake with tomatoes and potatoes
A couple of weeks ago I watched "Jamie at Home” for the first time – it was an episode about potatoes. I love potatoes – who doesn’t? – and all the recipes were mouthwatering. Joao must have thought so too, because he asked me to make this chicken for lunch on the following day – and he is a beef guy. BEEF.
I didn’t have a pen at the moment to take notes, and I don’t really remember him giving
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