Above, an irrelevant but delicious taleggio/sundried tomato/basil/chive/black pepper knackepizza.
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Just a note: spinach salad with hard-boiled eggs, candied pecans, red onions, a tiny bit of gorgonzola and warm bacon dressing is a great great thing. How could we do a vegetarian version of this?
Oh, yes, overlooked the blue cheese. There may be some rivalry in their respective fermentations. I like Klary's idea of paprika for smokiness. I know I've used that quite successfully in salads.
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4 comments:
Miso dressing, with a dash of liquid smoke?
hey mama!
i would say yes immediately if not for the miso/blue cheese combo...? but i've never tried it. do those two like each other?
make the dressing with sundried tomatoes and smoked paprika.
Oh, yes, overlooked the blue cheese. There may be some rivalry in their respective fermentations. I like Klary's idea of paprika for smokiness. I know I've used that quite successfully in salads.
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