{Nourish} Turbot with Roasted Grapes + Tips for Buying Fish
Dinner in 15 minutes? It can be done and I would know because it has become a personal goal to see how quickly I can get a nourishing meal on the table. And while I am sure many of you have banned your oven for the summer, this quick and simple fish recipe is reason enough to turn it on. You don’t even have to pre-heat because you simply broil the fish for 10 minutes and dinner is ready. Did I mention we are roasting grapes? Fancy right? And simple. Plus, it all goes into the pan at once so there is little to no clean up when you finish eating.
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Okay, I am obsessed with this Arugula Salad with Roasted Delicata, Pistachios, Grapes and Pomegranates. It is my go-to salad for entertaining and isn’t it beautiful? It’s a hearty, filling salad that is piled high with in-season goodies like Roasted Delicata Squash, Pistachios, Grapes and Pomegranate and while it looks all fancy and complicated I revel is the fact that it’s actual quite simple to create – but you knew it would be because I don’t do complicated. Are you ready to be the hero of the holiday table? Make this Arugula Salad with Roasted Delicata, Pistachios, Grapes and Pomegranates your friends and family will thank you. 
It’s been a while. I know. I have broken so many blogger rules by simply peacing out but hey, I am 
at grapes are one of the oldest foods cultivated, dating back as far as 6000 B.C.? Or that a grape is technically a berry? This versatile grape is grown on almost every continent and comes in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Grapes can be eaten raw or can be seen in some of our favorite products like wine, jam, jelly, juice, raisins, vinegar, and grape seed oil. 
planning ambitious New Year’s resolutions or just looking to start 2014 off right, we could all use a good luck meal. Cultures around the world and even within the United States rely on traditional foods to guarantee good luck in the year ahead. My family did not have any special New Year’s traditions, so I love to learn and adopt ones from a variety of cultures. 