This is one of those dishes you would enjoy making, every single step of it. First roast sliced potatoes topped with a layer of olive-oiled tomatoes/spring onions/italian peppers mess – the dish within its own right. In the meantime make charmoula – tiny red bird chiles, preserved lemon (bergamot), parsley, mint, scallions, garlic, cumin – [...]
Posts Tagged ‘mediterranean’
Haddock Charmoula
Posted in What's for Dinner, tagged fish, mediterranean, middle eastern, Vegetables on March 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Potstickers, Mediterranean Touch
Posted in Dim Sum, tagged chicken, eggplant, mediterranean, pasta on March 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Came up with a new filling: chicken and eggplant.
Two globe eggplants (about 1.5 lb) halved, deeply scored, salted, sprinkled with cumin seeds and brushed with olive oil and roasted on thyme branches in 425F convection oven until sligtly charred and soft. The flesh is scooped out and drained. Don’t discard a skin before trying snacking [...]
Borek or Achma?
Posted in What's for Dinner, tagged georgian, mediterranean, nostalgia, russian, vegetarian on February 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Mediterranean dishes are funny this way. You look at the recipe for water borek (turkish) and then for achma (georgian) and you coudn’t tell one from the other…
Tonight i was trying to recreate a dish i had many many years ago in Moscow: i didn’t remember the name but from my memory it resembled both [...]





