Tembleque

Advertisements Tembleque is a traditional Puerto Rican dessert served especially for holidays. It is a velvety coconut custard sprinkled with cinnamon, almost the same flavors of coquito without the booze, and in dessert form. It is a staple in most families since it is so delicious and easy to make. If you haven’t heard ofContinue reading “Tembleque”

Honey Spiced Walnuts

Advertisements There is no doubt that walnuts and honey are a healthy and delicious addition to your diet; to say that walnuts are a nutritious food is a bit of an understatement. Walnuts provide healthy fats, fiber, vitamins, and minerals — and that’s just the beginning of how they may support your health. One ounceContinue reading “Honey Spiced Walnuts”

Creamy Corn & Basil Sauce

Advertisements This bright green sauce looks beautiful, tastes amazing, and it pairs perfectly with the ricotta gnudi. You can use frozen, fresh corn ears or corn from a can but I want to say that using FRESH corn and grilling the cob before cooking it in the sauce; is a little secret that makes aContinue reading “Creamy Corn & Basil Sauce”

Ricotta Gnudi

Advertisements Gnudi are a tasty Tuscan, Italian favorite consisting of ricotta dough balls that got their name from the English word nude, or naked. Gnudi are gnocchi-like dumplings made with ricotta cheese and spinach instead of potato. Unlike gnocchi which are found in most regions of Italy, gnudi are primarily found in the Tuscany region.Continue reading “Ricotta Gnudi”

Cashew Dip

Advertisements The first time I tried this recipe, I fell in love with it; this dip is delicious, filling, and easy to make. This kind of preparation is what most vegans would call “cheese” or “cashew cheese.” I don’t call it cheese since there is not one thing reminding me of cheese in it; inContinue reading “Cashew Dip”

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