Burrito w/ Wine Poached Salmon & Saffron Rice
…sauce with saffron, lemons, and kalamata olives. After making the salad that I was planning for this meal, the rest of the week was about turning it into as many…
…sauce with saffron, lemons, and kalamata olives. After making the salad that I was planning for this meal, the rest of the week was about turning it into as many…
…more classic refried or black beans. I’m constantly playing up other types of flavor profiles and wrapping them in a tortilla with a dollop of hot sauce and Greek yogurt…
…in Balkan countries and oftentimes add walnuts and sometimes onions (Philoso Kitchen’s Tzatziki Sauce Recipe & History). How Do You Pronounce Tzatziki? If you polled a number of people, I’m…
This Japanese quinoa is inspired by a plethora of dishes. Tamari is similar to soy sauce, without the added gluten and usually quite as much salt. They make easy substitutions…
…or sour cream and hot sauce? It’s my favorite thing for lunch! This quinoa burrito also combines a mix of spinach, tamari, and rice vinegar. This might not be your…
…hot sauce. This all came about because I can’t stop buying spinach in bulk. I’m craving a leafy green, which is rare for me because often I find lettuce slopped…
…Plus I can put hot sauce on then. But the main reason that I make burritos so often is that they’re a great way to utilize leftovers. If it isn’t…
…combines lettuce from my garden, tomatoes, red bell peppers, Greek yogurt, and a dollop of hot sauce. I’m quite fond of using Greek yogurt on burritos, instead of sour cream….
…use a sauce. Oilier cheeses, like cheddar or parmesan, will separate when cooked. This creates that quintessential greasiness. I won’t always add sauce because of this. When the cheese melts,…
…egg dishes with spinach. It’s really just whether or not the phyllo dough clashes with tortillas and hot sauce! It’s delicious, though. Phyllo dough is such a subtle, almost soft…