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I have a confession to make. For years the only cranberries on my Thanksgiving table were the jellied cranberr
Posted 10 years ago
  We used to roast our turkey the old-fashioned way: stuffed it, trussed it and roasted the whole bird in
Posted 10 years ago
  Bright orange butternut squash looks so pretty on the Thanksgiving table. Roasting is a simple way to p
Posted 10 years ago
  We cooked a turkey early this year so I could devote this week to Thanksgiving recipes.  Hopefully we
Posted 10 years ago
  Eggs, sweet caramelized onions, browned shredded potatoes and hearty kale – how can you go wrong with
Posted 10 years ago
I came up with this dish because I wanted a soy-free stir-fry that my daughter could eat. Well, OH MY – itâ€
Posted 10 years ago
  This is the time of year for winter squashes and there are lots of interesting recipes out there. Some
Posted 10 years ago
  Potato pancakes are a fun side and pretty easy to make. Pan-frying them in batches takes some time. If
Posted 10 years ago
  Versatile Apples Apple week is wrapping up here at Savory Nature. Not that we won’t continue to cook
Posted 10 years ago
  Quinoa Quinoa is such a versatile grain. Actually it’s really not even a grain, as it’s not a membe
Posted 10 years ago
A Versatile Technique The general technique used here: pounding the meat to tenderize, flouring, browning and
Posted 10 years ago
Cooking with the Season In keeping with the season, I am declaring this apple week at Savory Nature! This actu
Posted 10 years ago
  Radishes are in season locally. I got a couple of bunches of long pink radishes in my Papa Spuds box re
Posted 10 years ago
  Hearty Collard Greens! I love greens! Any kind of greens! I like the more delicate greens for salads in
Posted 10 years ago
I got some lovely fresh beets with tops in my Papa Spuds produce box this week. For those of us who grew up ea
Posted 10 years ago
  My friend Maxine first made this dish for me years ago and I liked it so much I asked for the recipe. I
Posted 10 years ago
  We’re in for a little return of summer the next couple days in Raleigh. It’s a good chance to enjoy
Posted 10 years ago
Love the cool days and even cooler nights we’re having. Fall and spring are my favorite seasons. Hard to dec
Posted 10 years ago
I got a head of cauliflower in my weekly produce box and wasn’t quite sure what I wanted to do with it. But
Posted 10 years ago
I love crab – that sweet but distinctly from the sea taste. Usually when I buy crabmeat I make crab cakes, b
Posted 10 years ago
  There’s something about curry and cauliflower that just naturally go together. The curry really perks
Posted 10 years ago
Gluten-free teriyaki sauce is very hard to find but the good news is you can make your own easily. Teriyaki sa
Posted 10 years ago
My daughter and I like to eat vegetarian fairly often and the men in the house grudgingly go along.  Well thi
Posted 10 years ago
I promised a few posts ago that a pizza on cauliflower rice crust was coming. This is a whole different kind o
Posted 10 years ago
Pork tenderloin is a nice lean cut but overcook it and it’s dry and flavorless. We used to think pork needed
Posted 10 years ago
I love these tiny turnips! They’re sweeter and subtler in flavor than their larger cousins. I got some in my
Posted 10 years ago
We just had a gorgeous weekend with nice dry air and morning temps around 60 degrees F. It was a hint that fal
Posted 10 years ago
Late summer is eggplant time. But what to do with it? There’s the classic Caponata or Eggplant Parmesan, but
Posted 10 years ago
Grilled fruit and turkey burgers are just the perfect pairing!  My friend, Dennis R. introduced our family to
Posted 10 years ago
I love to go to my local Whole Foods Market hot/salad bar for lunch and try a little bit of lots of different
Posted 10 years ago
The sun is getting noticeably lower in the sky. And the hot, humid Southeastern weather is giving way to dry,
Posted 10 years ago
In midsummer, we’re awash in fresh vegetables, and look for new ways to embrace the abundance!  Roasting is
Posted 10 years ago