Mediterranean Food and Travel
Please enjoy this selection of appetizers. The recipes come from my collection assembled over time. They come from traditional dishes learned from family or shared by friends. Still more come from my travels or are pulled from cherished cookbooks. I hope that you find something that inspires you.
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Romesco Sauce. One of the most delicious and versatile sauces you can use. Great on fish meat, and veggies Great as dip or spread too Save time without sacrificing flavor using this version
Steamed Mussels with Chorizo & Tomato Broth. Spanish flavors & an ancient technique combine to make an easy, delicious, healthy & fresh Mediterranean meal!
Tabbouleh is an easy, quick, healthy, fresh and delicious Mediterranean salad that works as a meal, a side or a starter. Perfect to adapt to your needs!
This Provencal classic relies on simple ingredients, easy preparation, and seasonal flavors. It can easily become a meal itself, or serve as a side or appetizer. Salad Nicoise (or Salade Niçoise more accurately) is adaptable to whatever you need it to be. But no matter how you choose to make it, you will see that it is a worthy addition to your culinary repertoire.
Focused on four pantry essentials and ideas on how to use them. Several respected food bloggers share ideas on honey, vinegar, dried fruits and canned tomatoes
Versatile pomegranate glazed koftas are a natural on a mezze platter. Also great as an appetizer, tapas, slider or burger. Sure to become a favorite!
Coca, a Spanish style flatbread, gets two great toppings. Candied Red Peppers and slow cooked pulled beef inspired by oxtail stew make great tapas.
One of my favorite foods is the Piquillo Pepper. I almost always have a jar (or two) on hand in the refrigerator. They are the perfect combination of flavor, […]
I cook Mediterranean inspired foods! Chef and food lover based in Boston. I enjoy smoky tea, dark chocolate, and red wine.