Food & Drink

Mujadara with Spiced Cauliflower Rice

This is one of my all-time favorite meatless dishes, inspired by the Lebanese dish Mujadara. In this recipe, I substitute cauliflower rice for the rice and top the mixture with a garlic tahini sauce. It is the ultimate comfort food, perfect for enjoying on a cold winter day.

Italian Tortellini Salad
Yield: Four 1 cup servings

8 oz. refrigerated cheese tortellini

½ cup cherry tomatoes, cut in half

½ cup green bell pepper, chopped

½ cup black olives, sliced

Right about now, we all could use a frosty drink. Whether it’s a boozy sipper, a meal-in-a-glass smoothie, a quenching soda or a simple slug of juice, midsummer is about hydration, cooling down and sipping at leisure. Needless to say, there are hundreds if not thousands of choices.

An assortment of berries such as these can be found at the Plymouth Farmers’ Market and in countless other delicious recipes around town.

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anymore. You can sprinkle bacon bits on your baked potato, wrap it around your

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