In place of the harissa, I subbed in Trader Joe’s Italian Bomba Hot Pepper Sauce (Fermented Crushed, Calabrian Chili Peppers), which I had picked up on a rare store visit and was anxious to try. I initially served Spicy Tomato-Marinated Feta in individual dishes for each of the two couples we invited over for “social-distanced” drinks on our back deck. I especially liked reading Allison’s recipe introductions which played down the sometimes exotic sounding ingredients with a casual, throw together panache. I worked my way through many recipes in this book during quarantine and enjoyed them all. Now for the tough transition…this is a delicious, quick appetizer from the cookbook Nothing Fancy by Allison Roman which was gifted to me as a very special treat by my friend Nicole. Both of these pieces touched my heart and got me thinking of conversations I must have and ways I need to use my advantage to make a difference. I also wanted to share with you a Facebook entry that my friend Emily Miller shared yesterday ( this post was written by her dear friend, Dara Spearman, a fellow physician) and a blog post that I stumbled upon last night, called Dear White People by Iana Sundari Leufray. Looking for a cause that I want to donate to immediately and another to support over time. I thought about just skipping it, I mean who is in the mood for light banter? Then I thought more and figured that while food will never resolve these big issues, it has always been a connector and now more than ever we need to connect.
But as I lay awake for hours last night, replaying the images of the day and reading opinion pieces from source after source (some known and others newly discovered), it occurred to me that I forgot to share a recipe yesterday.
I had intended on skipping last Monday, Memorial Day, because history has shown me that posts released on holidays get little attention. I basically have no idea what day of the week it is on any given day and yesterday was no exception. However, no moderation system is perfect, and flagging a recipe does not ensure that it will be removed.JSpicy Tomato-Marinated Hors d'oeuvres appetizer, cheese, Dara Spearman, feta, Iana Sundari Leufray, party 1 Comment We allow users to flag recipes that may be in violation of those terms. All recipes are subject to RedCipes's Terms of Use. If you find any content that should not be here please contact us immediately.
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