By
Wardeh on
August 24, 2007
We eat many fruits and vegetables and I like to keep them in big bowls on the counter. Some fruits are there because they’re ripening, others are there because that’s the temperature they like best. I want my counter to look like this.
Big bowls of fruit on my counter (taken last summer)
I began this summer that way. [...]
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By
Wardeh on
July 8, 2007
Don’t want to heat up the house to cook a healthy, tasty dinner? In the mood for a cool and light meal, rather than a meal that leaves you feeling hot and stuffed? Here are four healthy ideas to help you beat the heat with your summer meals.
Cook Outside
You don’t have to have or use a grill [...]
Posted in Articles, Main Dishes, Main Dishes (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials
| Tagged meal ideas, summer
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By
Wardeh on
May 2, 2007
Cracked Grain Cereal Bread
I have been slicing and then freezing loaves of my homemade bread. This seems to simplify things for me. I can work with frozen bread, but not unless it is sliced already. Individual slices can be pulled off a fully or partially frozen loaf, and then toasted. Or I can use fully or [...]
Posted in Breads, Muffins and Crackers, Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials
| Tagged breads, freezing, sliced bread, techniques
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By
Wardeh on
April 5, 2007
I want to give my husband credit for our newest healthy habit. We eat salad every day and have for many years. One day, he got to thinking about some of the healthiest vegetables to consume — the colorful ones, like dark leafy greens, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots — and wondered how we could include them [...]
Posted in Articles, Beans, Grains and Vegetables, Beans, Grains and Vegetables (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Salads, Salads (Gluten-Free), Techniques and Tutorials
| Tagged dairy free, dinner, egg free, gluten free, lunches, Salads, side dishes, slaws, vegetables
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By
Wardeh on
March 31, 2007
You’re going to think I’m horribly simple and boring when I tell you what I do to cook chickens. This is definitely not gourmet. This method is so simple and handy — it requires almost no effort but yields tender, juicy, fall-off-the-bone chicken for sandwiches, soups, casseroles, and skillet dishes. It results in a good amount of [...]
Posted in Main Dishes, Main Dishes (Gluten-Free), Popular Features, Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials
| Tagged chicken, crockpot, dinner, lunches, main dishes, technique
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By
Wardeh on
January 12, 2007
Raw Goat Milk Hard Cheese — Picture Tutorial
Recipe by Wardeh Harmon and her mom, Martha Bisharat
This is the traditional Middle Eastern goat cheese. It is salty and yummy. It is best tasting when made from fresh goat’s milk. I’m not going to lie to you, though — not everyone likes this cheese. It is definitely an acquired taste. I’m [...]
Posted in Dips and Spreads, Dips and Spreads (Gluten-Free), Middle Eastern Foods, Middle Eastern Foods (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials
| Tagged Arabic foods, cheese, egg free, ethnic foods, gluten free, goat, Middle Eastern foods, raw, techniques, tutorials
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By
Wardeh on
January 5, 2007
Whole Wheat Pocket (Pita) Bread — Picture Tutorial
This recipe makes 16 7-inch loaves and uses the Bosch Universal mixer. The recipe can be halved for kneading by hand or if using another mixer.
My grandmother and my namesake, Tata Wardeh, taught my mom to make pocket bread the age-old traditional way, which ironically, was with white flour or [...]
Posted in Breads, Muffins and Crackers, Middle Eastern Foods, Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials
| Tagged Arabic foods, breads, dinners, ethnic foods, lunches, Middle Eastern foods, pita, pocket, sandwiches, techniques, tutorials
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