Spring Quinoa Salad
Posted on June 30th, 2010 by Ridge
This recipe was the winner of our inaugural Recipe Contest. It’s from long-time customer Linda Noble Brown, and is her husband Ken’s favorite use of our oil.
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This recipe was the winner of our inaugural Recipe Contest. It’s from long-time customer Linda Noble Brown, and is her husband Ken’s favorite use of our oil.
As Linda says, [Read more →]
This terrific recipe comes to us from Mark Dommen of San Francisco’s acclaimed One Market Restaurant, where it is one of their most popular dishes. Mark was named a Food & Wine magazine Rising Star Chef in 2007, and deservedly so.
This dish will delight your guests, and is relatively easy to make [Read more →]
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Nobody needs a recipe for panzanella (essentially a bread and tomato salad) since it’s really about using bounty and leftovers in whatever measure you have.
One caveat: you MUST start with good bread with some structure or you’ll end up with a soggy, mealy mess.
Our variation includes the addition of some eggplant [Read more →]
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Chicken is one of our favorite things – especially when the recipe involves a grill, is dead-simple, and comes out juicy, crispy, and salty. What’s not to like?
Italian in origin (as far back as Etruscan times), the basic idea behind this recipe is to keep a heavy weight [Read more →]