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Chef Andrew Cohen
This Orange Basil Cream Dressing combines the citrusy brightness of fresh orange juice with the delicate sweetness of cream and the fragrant lift of fresh basil. Light, silky, and refreshing, it pairs beautifully with tender greens, berries, and mild cheeses like mozzarella—but it’s just as lovely drizzled over cold shrimp, chicken, or a crisp slaw....
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This light, summery salad balances creamy, sweet, and herbal notes in every bite. Tender butter lettuce forms the perfect base for juicy blueberries, toasted nuts, and soft mozzarella, all brought together with a fragrant Orange-Basil Cream dressing. It’s delicate yet layered—fresh citrus and basil highlight the fruit’s brightness, while the nuts add just enough crunch...
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This Persian-inspired lamb dish layers rich, aromatic flavors—succulent lamb seared to perfection, sweet-tart pomegranate syrup, and a cooling finish of fresh mint. The sauce, made with reduced cream and pomegranate, creates a luxurious glaze that coats each tender bite. Bright, bold, and beautifully balanced, it’s a quick yet impressive dish to serve over rice, pilaf,...
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Elegant and earthy, this Pan-Seared Sturgeon with Silky Carrot Sauce celebrates local, sustainably farmed sturgeon from the Sacramento River. The meaty, buttery texture of the fish pairs beautifully with a fragrant carrot sauce infused with warm spices or fresh thyme. The sauce’s natural sweetness and vivid color elevate the dish into something both simple and...
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Inspired by the classic American succotash, this version takes a bright, modern turn with the bold, sun-kissed flavors of the Southwest. Instead of simmering, Chef Andrew Cohen gives the vegetables a quick sauté, preserving their freshness, crunch, and natural sweetness. Snap beans stand in for traditional limas, and layers of onion, bell pepper, corn, and...
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This lively, aromatic stir-fry is Chef Andrew Cohen’s take on the classic Sichuan dish known for its bold heat, deep flavor, and slightly blistered beans. Traditionally made with Chinese yardlong beans that are oil-blanched before stir-frying, this version uses a clever high-heat roasting method inspired by Barbara Kafka’s Vegetable Love—a faster, cleaner technique that produces...
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Bright, tangy, and deeply savory, Chef Andrew Cohen’s version of ponzu captures the essence of Japanese simplicity—where citrus, soy, and umami come together in perfect harmony. Freshly squeezed lemon and orange juices balance the saltiness of soy sauce, while a touch of sweetness rounds out the sharp edges. The result is a versatile, refreshing sauce...
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I love hearty vegetable braises where the vegetables are treated like meat—browned first to develop flavor, then gently simmered in just enough liquid to bring everything together. This rustic summer stew is a perfect example: tender potatoes, golden zucchini, and ripe tomatoes mingle in a light, savory broth infused with garlic, herbs, and soffrito. You...
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Tender, flat Romano beans—sometimes called Italian pole beans—are one of summer’s most underrated treasures. Slowly braised with soffritto, garlic, and a splash of white wine or water, they transform into something rich and comforting while keeping their garden-fresh flavor. This simple dish is equally at home beside grilled meats or served with crusty bread as...
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Bright, tangy, and irresistibly fresh, this Creamy Cilantro Dressing is the perfect way to wake up salads, roasted vegetables, or grilled meats. The cilantro stems bring bold herbal flavor, while yogurt and olive oil create a smooth, velvety texture. A hint of white balsamic adds brightness, and a touch of agave balances it all. Quick...
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