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Recipe: Sapporo’s Ahi Tuna Poki

Posted on: March 10th, 2011 by Amy Martin 1 Comment

Executive Chef Stephen Stromberg of Sapporo was so kind to share this fantastic recipe with us: Ahi Tuna Poki (Serves 4) Ingredients: 6 oz. Ahi tuna, ½ inch dice Half... Read More

SmartKitchen.com Offers Affordable “Culinary School” Online

Posted on: March 2nd, 2011 by Amy Martin 3 Comments

These days, more and more Americans are eating in to cut costs in a struggling economy. As a result of this, more people are looking to the internet for new... Read More

Chile Power – Feel the Heat with this Salsa Fresca recipe

Posted on: December 2nd, 2010 by Amy Martin No Comments

Speaking of heat, did you know there is a scale called the Scoville scale that measures the heat of a chile in “Scoville units”? For instance, mild ones like sweet... Read More

Chiles – the Heart and Soul of the Southwestern Cooking

Posted on: December 2nd, 2010 by Amy Martin No Comments

Southwestern cooking is earthy, rich and deeply rooted in regional traditions. Its food reflects the colors of the land and blends Native American, Spanish, Mexican and Anglo-American styles. Chiles are... Read More

Holiday Cookbook: Poached Pears Al Rosso

Posted on: November 23rd, 2010 by Amy Martin No Comments

There are so many inspirations at farmers’ markets this time of the year, and so many opportunities to eat them! Fall to me is about colors; oranges, golds, reds, purples. All... Read More

Herb Pairings: Mediterranean Marjoram and Oregano

Posted on: November 15th, 2010 by Amy Martin 1 Comment

These two herbs are kissing cousins, they are so closely related. They are native to the Mediterranean region and appear in Italian, French and Greek cooking with great frequency. They... Read More

Southwestern Herb Pairings: Cilantro and Mexican Oregano

Posted on: November 15th, 2010 by Amy Martin No Comments

Phoenix is smack dab in the Southwest, so any respectable kitchen herb garden needs to have some herbs native to the Southwest. I’ve already talked about Mediterranean oregano which is... Read More

Delicata and Dumplings: Winter Squashes

Posted on: November 15th, 2010 by Amy Martin 1 Comment

Don’t you just love those names? Delicata sounds like a classical music direction (as in soto voce) and dumplings sound like, well, soft, round, pillowy things. What they are really,... Read More

Homemade Ravioli can be had in Phoenix!

Posted on: November 12th, 2010 by PhoenixBites No Comments

The holiday season is quickly approaching us! In many Italian American homes, an absolute staple during the holidays is the pasta dish, which is served before your main. The thought... Read More

Celebrate National Pina Colada Day with these pina colada inspired recipes

Posted on: July 28th, 2010 by Amy Martin No Comments

View the full article here at Examiner.com July 10th is National Pina Colada Day! Celebrate with some pina colada inspired recipes from the stars of Food Network. Each recipe is... Read More

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