I think of food to be a little more than just eating something tasty and giving nourishment, it’s a powerful tool, an opportunity to create relationships and memories at every stage of the process. From growing and harvesting ingredients, cooking, and eating together at the table, there’s an opportunity to connect and learn. That’s why I’m so excited about this special recipe and post, I have for you today. A couple of weeks ago, I announced over on Instagram that I would be participating as one of the three community leaders at Pure Green Magazine‘s website along with the very talented Jessie of Faring Well and Sophie of Wholehearted Eats. Over at Pure Green Magazine, we’re sharing our thoughts on food and sustainability and we’re also cooking up a few recipes that are incorporate some of the fresh flavors of spring that we love. Pure Green Magazine’s website and print issues are both full of fun and useful information on maintaining a healthy yet fun lifestyle through
But there’s also something else that’s fun, the folks at Pure Green Magazine are working on a cookbook that will focus on seasonal ingredients and flavors and you can be a part of that (more details on cookbook submissions are available at their site)! The editors are accepting submissions for their new cookbook and you can submit your favorite recipes at their site. In addition, you can follow them on Instagram and hashtag your spring recipes and photos with #PGMinseason for the chance to get featured on their Instagram feed. T
As part of this year’s spring series by Pure Green Magazine, I’m sharing a recipe for this Indian-inspired, spring themed Coriander Roasted Fingerling Potato Salad that’s tossed with fresh avocados. Seriously, coriander is one of the best ways to spice things up! Head over to their site to read the interview I did with them and a chance to be a part of their new cookbook!
coriander roasted fingerling potatoes with avocado yields: 2 servings ingredients 1.5lbs fingerling potatoes, scrubbed,washed and wiped dry 1 teaspoon whole coriander seeds, coarsely ground 1 teaspoon kosher sea salt 1/2 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground 4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 1/2 cup scallions, thinly sliced 2 large avocados, diced 1 Serrano chili pepper 3 tablespoons lemon juice, freshly squeezed 1 teaspoon fresh dill leaves, coarsely chopped Method: Note: If you like this salad a little hotter besides leaving the chili pepper seeds in, I recommend substituting the lemon with lime. Lime can bring out the heat in chili peppers and amplify it wonderfully. Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
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