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 Tomatoes with Basil Oil
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Tomatoes with Basil Oil

I do not know which cuisine or who came up with the idea of pairing tomatoes with basil, but, as you know, it is an unbeatable combination – raw or cooked.

 Fish Fried Rice
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Fish Fried Rice

No, I do not mean Vegetable Fried Rice topped with fried fish; I am talking here about fish that’s cooked-in/stir fried with the rice and vegetables.

 Marinated Roasted Sweet Peppers
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Marinated Roasted Peppers

Roasted sweet peppers marinated with fresh lime or lemon juice, salt, good quality olive oil and seasoned with garlic, is a tasty bite any way you have it.

Spicy Asian Wings  Photo by Cynthia Nelson

Baked Spicy Asian Wings

Chicken wings make perfect finger food whether you are entertaining, thinking of food to snack on over a long weekend, or nibbles to take on an outing.

Comforting – Linguini dressed with Marinara (Photo by Cynthia Nelson)

One sauce, many uses: Marinara

Hi Everyone, Are you interested in a sauce that you can make in large batches that stores well; a sauce that can be used all year round for a variety of dishes – meat and meatless – and even serve as dip?

 Mimosa made with fresh-squeezed tangerine juice Photo by Cynthia Nelson

Mimosa, Perfect for Brunch

One of the things I like about brunch—apart from being able to serve foods that straddle breakfast and lunch—is the opportunity to serve crisp, sparkling fruity cocktails such as the Mimosa.

Chicken-noodle Soup with homemade stock (Photo by Cynthia Nelson)

Stock Up

Hi Everyone, You can enrich your meals, reduce salt, and save money by making and using your own homemade stock.

 Banana-oats & Nutella Shake
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Morning Shakes

Those of you who have been reading me over the years know that breakfast is always a struggle for me.

Masala Okra (Photo by Cynthia Nelson)

Masala Okra

As much as we may like certain ingredients, buy and cook them regularly, there are times when we seek to have them in different ways.

Pineapple Chow Photo by Cynthia Nelson

Pineapple Chow

Trinbagonians make a quick pickle called chow that they eat as a snack or an accompaniment to meals.

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