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Tag: nut free

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Fall
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Coconut Tomato Sauce

A hint of the spice blend garam masala gives it an Indian flare and the coconut milk adds to the sauciness. Perfect for meat, such as the Indian Turkey Meatballs or even drizzle over a coconut poached fish.

Avoid shaking the coconut milk before opening it and use the liquid part rather then the cream that floats on top. Extra coconut cream can be frozen. Coconut juice also works.


Winter
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Coconut-Kale Salad

There is an almost dry, intriguing texture to this flavorful salad. If you prefer it a bit ‘wetter’ add in more of the orange juice & olive oil, but sample it in its ‘dry’ state first to see what you think.


Summer
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Coleslaw

Yogurt or the more traditional mayonnaise work equally well in this classic salad. Vegenaise works great for a vegan variation. Try strained or Greek yogurt instead of regular for a less runny dressing. Celery seeds add a classic retro flavor, but are entirely optional.


Fall
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Collards with Cherries

A slight twist on steamed collards with a few cherries to absorb some of the wine. Red wine or broth can work instead of the white wine. Capers add a bit of briny bite, but are optional.


Summer
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Corn Vichyssoise

The sweet & earthy essence of corn is celebrated in this chilled soup. Traditional vichyssoise features potatoes and leeks. Instead we are going all American with sweet corn & sweet onions. Even the cobs are used in this simple delight. The heavy cream is completely optional.