Tag Archives: vegetarian
Red Soup with Mandioca – A Recipe for a Nerd Adventure
WHAT is a mandioca? I tried to ask my easily excitable verdulerera, and she babbled off an answer in heavily accented Bolivian Spanish. I can never understand her. I looked at the light brown, furry tuber and tried to understand … Continue reading
Tarta de Coliflor con Cebolla Caramelizada
You’ve heard the story before. Girl reads Smitten Kitchen. Girl finds interesting recipe and pins it to her Pinterest Board. I wanted to try Smitten Kitchen’s recipe for Cauliflower and Caramelized Onion Tart because it looked different than anything I’d … Continue reading
The Art Historian Makes Dinner
When the paintbrush fails, cooking proves itself to be a fulfilling creative outlet. Conclusively, cooking is more satisfying than painting; endless variety of media can be employed and multiple senses stimulated. A good dish contains the same essential elements … Continue reading
Empanadas de Espinaca
These empanadas are simple, and delicious. A good meatless option. Ingredients: 12 empanada pastry sheets 1 package frozen spinach 3 tablespoons of sour cream 1 large green onion, minced 3 tablespoons grated parmesan cheese salt and pepper to taste Directions: In a … Continue reading
A Natural Lunch at b-Blue
Remember that time I went for cupcakes for a coworker’s birthday? Well I should have mentioned that we all shared a lovely wholesome meal beforehand at Palermo’s lovely natural bar and deli: b-Blue. I’d walked past this place many a … Continue reading
Brunch for Dinner!
This recipe is adapted from Cooking Light Rosti Casserole recipe. Ever since I was a kid, I loved having breakfast for dinner. Since Argies aren’t big on hearty breakfasts, now breakfast for dinner is my best chance to eat brunch … Continue reading
CBC: Where This Expat Goes When She Is Hungry for TexMex
When people ask me what I miss most about the USA (friends and family aside) my answer is quick and decisive. MEXICAN FOOD. Isn’t that a little ironic? Well I don’t know…I never really understood irony. I would just love … Continue reading
Sweet Peach Pie :)
My Grandmother taught me many things. One particularly useful thing she taught me was how to bake a pie. Among many things, she was a great cook. I was thinking of my Grandmother while eying the peaches at my verduleria. They were … Continue reading
Mushroom Green Onion Quiche with Whole Wheat Crust
I purchased this organic whole wheat crust from Esquina de los Flores. It was great – chewy and wheaty. It made the perfect crust for this vegetarian quiche. Ingredients: 1 whole wheat pastry sheet, unbaked 6 eggs 1 1/2 cup mushrooms, sliced … Continue reading
Esquina de los Flores
Trying to find takeout food for lunch in Buenos Aires is sometimes challenging. Porteños like their hour-long lunch breaks. Hard working Yankee that I am, I prefer my lunch ‘to-go’. Because I have places to go and things to do. Miracle … Continue reading