I tend to cook a lot of Asian food (probably not a surprising statement from the author of The Gluten-Free Asian Kitchen), and one of my favorite staples is miso paste. If you’re not familiar with miso paste, it’s a common ingredient in Japanese cooking, made from a combination of fermented soybeans plus a grain. Rice is used most frequently, but it can also be made from barley or other grains as well. (Be sure to always check the label to make sure it’s gluten free—you’re basically looking for soybeans, rice, and salt.) Miso adds […]
Grilled Baby Bok Choy with Miso Butter
Makes : 4 servings | Featured Recipe , Salads/Sides VegetarianRoasted Broccolini With Winey Mushrooms
Makes : 4 servings | Featured Recipe , Salads/Sides VegetarianIf you follow me on social media, it may seem like you’ve been hearing about my new Brassicas cookbook forever. (Sorry about that.) Bringing a cookbook to life takes a long time–two years in this case–and when release date approaches it’s hard to contain the excitement. Well the time has finally come, and I’d like to officially announce the birth of my new baby, Brassicas: Cooking the World’s Healthiest Vegetables. What are brassicas, you ask? I bet you already know them well. The group, sometimes referred to as the “cabbage family” or “cruciferous vegetables” includes familiar […]
Braised Chicken with Buttery Leeks
Makes : 4 servings | Featured Recipe , Main DishesAfter a long winter of feasting on rutabagas and storage apples, I know I’m not alone in welcoming asparagus, snap peas, and all the tender greens of spring to the table. But for me, the main object of my anticipation is the oft-neglected leek. Leeks are part of the allium family of vegetables, which also includes chives, onions, garlic, scallions, and shallots. You’ll likely see most of these used as aromatic enhancement, adding flavor to a dish without being the main focus. Since leeks taste fantastic on their own, though, I like to treat them […]