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AAPI Heritage Month 2023 Featured Farmer of the Week – Ariana de Leña
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month 2023
#AAPIHM2023
Black History Month – Week 2
Is it an Epidemic?
As a dietitian, I am always on the lookout for science-based research regarding health and nutrition. The search almost always leads to obesity and how to treat/prevent this epidemic; but recently I was led to something quite different. “Everything You Know About...
Feed the Difference – Harvest Week
What’s “The Difference”? For this Harvest Week, we will use our menus and our messaging to bring into focus some food-related issues of our time: the benefits of local and seasonal; reducing our consumption of meat; and hunger awareness. We will feature local foods...
Culture & Danny Meyer’s 51% Rule
Many of us read Danny Meyer's book, Setting the Table, some years ago when we featured it in MG Book Club and discussed it at meetings around that time. He and Union Square Hospitality Group (or "USHG," his company), continue to be a source for best practices, habits,...
Counting Your Macros
“Counting macros” appears to have become the latest and greatest diet trend everyone is talking about. When I first heard “counting macros” I assumed it was some complicated mathematical formula; turns out this formula is basic nutrition 101. Macros are an abbreviated...
Health Doesn’t Have a Size
Recently my young son asked me “do people get fat from eating French fries?” innocently reiterating our society’s simplistic notion that we are overweight from eating too much food. Even as a healthcare professional, I was taught that being overweight is a simple...
Lean in on being human
In our business, it's not enough to prepare and serve fabulous food. Hospitality is about how we make people feel while they are enjoying the fabulous food. It's about the whole experience. In other words, our soft skills must be equal to our technical skills: "as...
From our Kitchen to Yours
Chilled Blueberry Soup
May 2021
Asparagus & Mushroom Tarts
April 2021
Pimiento Cheese Grits
March 2021
Kale & Butternut Chopped Salad
February 2021
Cider Glazed Salmon
January 2021
Baked Mashed Potatoes & Yams with Parmesan, Rosemary & Garlic
December 2020
November recipe: Curried Pumpkin Mousse
Curried Pumpkin Mousse
Makes 3 cups
1/4c – minced shallot
2T – unsalted butter
2 1/2t – curry powder
2t – chopped fresh thyme
2c – canned solid-pack pumpkin
8oz – local goat cheese, softened
3 – heads belgian endive
1/2c – walnuts or pepetitas, lightly…
Pumpkin hermits recipe
October 3, 2012
Sherri Meyer, MG Registered Dietitian,
Ahh, fall is upon us & I couldn’t be happier to welcome my favorite season. While I enjoyed all of the fresh summer produce, my taste buds are now ready for crisp apples, fresh sautéed…
October recipe: Sweet Potato Ham Biscuits
Sweet Potato Ham Biscuits
Makes 18 biscuits
2c – cooked sweet potatoes
2 1/4c – biscuit mix
1/4lb – brown sugar
2-3T – water
3T – softened butter
1lb – shaved virginia ham or turkey
3T – or more fig jam or fig confit
Preheat oven to 350°
Mash potato…
September recipe: “Adult” Pimento Cheese
"Adult" Pimento Cheese
Makes 3 cups
1 – large clove garlic, crushed 2oz diced pimientos
2c – coarsely grated sharp white cheddar
1c – coarsely grated sharp yellow cheddar
1/3c – good mayo
sea salt, black pepper, cayenne pepper
Combine garli…
Gazpacho – Cool soup for a hot day
July 11, 2012
Sherri Meyer, MG Registered Dietitian,
The past few weeks have not provided much inspiration for a food blog given the major power outage and 100-degree heat that followed. Though I wished for power, my mind was far from thoughts of…
August recipe: Zucchini Carpaccio
Zucchini Carpaccio
Serves 8
4 small zucchini (about 1 lb total)
2T extra virgin olive oil
2t fresh lemon juice
1/4t fine sea salt
1/8t black pepper
1/4c pine nuts
6oz parmigiano-reggiano, grated or shaved
1/3c loosely packed fresh mint leaves
crostini
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