
Mache
Posted on July 22, 2010Mache Salad with Asparagus and Pine Nuts
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This salad uses a technique that is not often seen. The asparagus is served raw sliced very thin. This does away with the woodiness and leaves a sweet crunch.

Maple
Posted on July 22, 2010Creamy Maple Topping
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Use this topping in place of whipped cream on any dessert.

Mushroom
Posted on July 22, 2010Hot and Sour Mushroom Broth
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A staple of Chinese restaurants, this soup is simple and bold. This is a vegetarian version but any combination of cooked meat or seafood works very well.

Onions
Posted on July 22, 2010Baked Onions With Feta
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If you store your onions properly, you can enjoy this little treat all winter long. Serve it along with some grilled tomatoes for a very macho steak accompaniment.

Parsnip
Posted on July 22, 2010Citrus Spiked Parsnip Mash
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All root vegetables are very good mashed. The sweetness of the parsnips and the hint of tartness from the citrus make this a very distinctive side dish. Serve with broiled fish.
