Katzen's new approach highlights flexible vegetarian cooking
Mollie Katzen promotes a plant centered, adaptable cuisine in The Heart of the Plate, favoring vegetarian as an adjective. She shows how to customize dishes with sauces, toppings, and optional dairy or meat pairings to suit varied beliefs and tastes. The Brussels Sprouts Gratin with Potatoes and Spinach recipe exemplifies her accessible, flavorsome style.
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Mahi Mahi with Skillet Sauteed Tomatoes and Basil Butter
A healthy seafood recipe featuring mahi mahi with zucchini ribbons and grape tomatoes. The dish uses basil butter and a light pan sauce with wine and capers, serving four with 286 calories per serving.
Book of Schmaltz: Love Song to a Forgotten Fat
Michael Ruhlman reflects on schmaltz chicken fat rendering its history and use in Ashkenazi kitchens. The guide explains its flavor, cultural role, and applications in matzo ball soup and knish amid its fading prominence.
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