This take on a tapas staple is marvelous when made with Spanish Marcona almonds, but you can also experiment with hazelnuts, cashews, walnut halves, or pistachios. If you own a smoker, smoke-roast the nuts the next time you fire it up. They’re great served with a glass of Spanish sherry.
My twist on this now-classic dish is to serve it with dukkah, a little-known nut-and-spice blend that’s Egyptian in origin but has been wildly popularized half a world away in Australia. Dukkah is wonderful on vegetables, but you can use it to make compound butter or as a sandwich spread, to add zest to a […]
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Celery, usually a wan understudy on a platter of crudités or a bit player in soups, takes on a starring role in this refreshing salad. A rather strong-flavored vegetable, it really benefits from a short soak in olive oil and lemon juice. Ingredients Zest and juice of 1 lemon (preferably Meyer) or lime 3 tablespoons […]
