I am planning barbequed Cornish game hens for this Sunday, Mother’s Day. The question remained how should I season the birds? The whole world does chicken, so how do I narrow the field to make a choice?
Tag Archives: Middle Eastern cuisine
Karl’s Tabouleh Stuffed Mini Bell Peppers
I was shopping with Jan and she saw these mini bell peppers. She wanted them stuffed for her Mother’s Day meal. I decided that I would fill them with taboulah.
Filed under Salads, Side Dishes, Vegan, Vegetables, Vegetarian
Roasted Artichokes
My family really likes artichokes. Normally, I steam and serve them with a dill sauce. Cook’s Illustrated this month had a baked artichoke recipe that would go nicely with the Middle Eastern Feast I am making for Mother’s Day. It is so simple and hands-off; it is perfect for finishing off in the oven while I am concentrating on the barbequing the game hens. For once, I actually followed someone’s instructions.
Filed under Side Dishes, Vegan, Vegetables, Vegetarian
Karl’s Za’atar Crackers with Harissa Humus
Earlier this week I made some raspberry crackers. This led Jan to thinking about: What other unexpected things you could you add to crackers? Her answer was the spice blend za’atar. She asked me to make these crackers for Sunday’s dinner.
Filed under bread, Side Dishes, Vegetarian



