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In the kitchen

Thanksgiving Leftovers - Rancho Gordo

Thanksgiving Leftovers

Every year it seems like Turkey Curry is the featured after-Thanksgiving recipe in most of the newspapers. I suspect most of us just pick at the turkey until it's finished....

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Video Lesson in Coooking Beans

A lot of times at the farmers market, I'll explain how to cook the beans to a new customer. This is followed up with printed instructions. This followed up with...

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Yellow Eye Beans - Rancho Gordo

Yellow Eye Beans

I have to confess that I'm not in love with ordinary Navy or Great Northern beans. They have a blandness and "comfort food" quality that puts me to sleep. Navy...

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Appetizer Peppers - Rancho Gordo

Appetizer Peppers

Here in the Bay Area, small European-bred peppers have been all the rage for a couple of years. The most famous is the Padron, popularized by Happy Quail Farms and...

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Tomatillo Salsa Step by Step - Rancho Gordo

Tomatillo Salsa Step by Step

I think should explain the salsa I described previously a little more in depth. Take these ingredients and place them on a medium high comal or skillet: 2 slices of...

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Tomatillos Milperos - Rancho Gordo

Tomatillos Milperos

If you grow tomatillos (tomates verdes, Physalis ixocarpa) once, you'll probably have them for life. If only one of the fruits falls to the ground, your future will most likely...

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Bean spread - Rancho Gordo

Bean spread

Snack-a-licious! This is leftover pureed Royal Coronas with some smoked bittersweet Spanish paprika, topped with some lump crab, drizzled with Bariani olive oil and then finished with endive from California...

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Sardines and avocado - Rancho Gordo

Sardines and avocado

I had a similar plate of this in Mexico City this last Spring but Paula Wolfert has a similar version in her book The Slow Mediterranean Kitchen. It works as...

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Purslane - Rancho Gordo

Purslane

I first encountered purslane in the books of Diana Kennedy. In Spanish, it's known as verdolagas and often teamed with pork and tomatillos for what must be a tangy stew...

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