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SPICY SMOKED PAPRIKA CHICKEN

May 26, 2016 by Finite Foodie Leave a Comment

We love smoked paprika and are always trying to find new ways to use it. This chicken turns out very flavorful, but is surprisingly simple to make! (You can use regular or Hungarian paprika instead, but the flavor will be somewhat different.) The recipe is long, only because we’re sharing a good amount of basic…

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Filed Under: Greg's Favorites, Meat, Poultry, Fish, Richard's Favorites Tagged With: barbecue, chicken, cookouts, easy, grilled, holiday, memorial day, oven baked, smoked paprika

Miso Ginger Dressing

May 26, 2016 by Finite Foodie Leave a Comment

Turn a simple green salad into an Asian-inspired salad with this dressing. It tastes great with spring rolls, as well as our Vietnamese Spring Roll Salad.

Filed Under: Greg's Favorites, Miscellaneous Tagged With: dressing, ginger, miso

Vietnamese Spring Roll Salad

May 26, 2016 by Finite Foodie Leave a Comment

Vietnamese spring rolls are delicious and refreshing, but they can be tricky to make. No problem! We deconstructed them to create a simple salad that combines all of the ingredients, with added rice noodles instead of rice pancakes. Look for whole grain (brown rice) noodles, like Annie Chun’s. (We do not receive anything for mentioning…

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Filed Under: Greg's Favorites, Salads, Sandwiches, SPRING Tagged With: rice noodles, salad, spring roll, vietnamese

Red Potato Salad

May 26, 2016 by Finite Foodie Leave a Comment

This is an updated version of Grandma Ellson’s potato salad, made with red-skinned potatoes. Use dill or sweet pickles, whichever you prefer. This salad reminds us of summer holidays spent in Virginia enjoying cookouts in the backyard. The longer it stands in the refrigerator, the more flavorful it becomes, making it a good dish to prepare the day before. Serves 5 hungry foodies (1 cup each) or about 10 people with other sides. NOTE: Weigh potatoes in the grocery store if you don’t have a food scale at home.

Filed Under: Richard's Favorites, Salads, Sandwiches Tagged With: pickles, potato, red potato, salad

Oatmeal Molasses Cookies

May 19, 2016 by Finite Foodie 2 Comments

“My husband Richard always loved his mom’s oatmeal cookies, but I rarely made them myself… until I created a more healthful version. This recipe is designed to dirty as few dishes as possible, and it does not require the use of an electric mixer. (You can use a mixer if you prefer, by following the…

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Filed Under: Desserts, Fall Favorites, Greg's Favorites, Richard's Favorites Tagged With: cookies, currant, gluten-free, healthy, oatmeal, oats, raisin, trail mix

Black Bean Dip

May 12, 2016 by Finite Foodie Leave a Comment

Nowadays, you can find all types of hummus (see our post on What is Hummus?). Since this dip uses black beans (not chickpeas) and no tahini, we have chosen to use the very practical American term, “dip.” We freeze individual chipotle peppers in adobo sauce once we’ve opened the can, then thaw them for recipes…

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Filed Under: Appetizers, Snacks & Party Foods, Rebecca's Favorites Tagged With: appetizers, beans, black beans, dip, hummus, Mexican

Tex-Mex Casserole with Kale and Zucchini

May 9, 2016 by Finite Foodie 2 Comments

“This recipe calls for frozen chopped greens because it’s so much quicker, but make sure you buy a good brand that doesn’t include too many stem pieces. (See the Chef’s Tip below if you’d rather use fresh greens.) “When we have an open can of chipotle peppers from another recipe, we’ll add them here since…

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Filed Under: Fall Favorites, Rebecca's Favorites, Vegetarian Main Dishes Tagged With: casserole, kale, Mexican, refried beans, taco, zucchini

What are refried beans, anyway? See our recipe.

May 5, 2016 by Finite Foodie Leave a Comment

This was a question that came up the other day as our extended family was eating dinner together. We were actually discussing cooking terms that we take for granted, but shouldn’t. Bobbi grew up in Texas, and Rebecca and Greg spent many summers and holidays visiting family there. So, refried beans have been part of…

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Filed Under: Beans and Legumes Recipes, Rebecca's Favorites, Vegetable Sides Tagged With: beans, food, Mexican, refried, refrito, What are

Egg Salad

April 21, 2016 by Finite Foodie Leave a Comment

See our instructions for cooking perfect hard-boiled eggs every time. Note that the yogurt might separate over time. If you plan to make egg salad the day before you can use 3 tablespoons mayo and 1 tablespoon yogurt (or all mayo) to prevent separation. We like the lightness that a little yogurt imparts, but it’s…

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Filed Under: Bobbi's Favorites, Eggs, Salads, Sandwiches Tagged With: egg, eggs, salad, simple

Hummus (classic style)

April 21, 2016 by Finite Foodie 2 Comments

“I’ve been making hummus since the early 1980’s, long before it became such a fad (albeit a good one). Hummus comes from the Arabic word for chickpeas, and is traditionally made with chickpeas and tahini (sesame paste). Although there are many flavors of hummus that use other ingredients, this classic version is still my favorite….

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Filed Under: Appetizers, Snacks & Party Foods, Bobbi's Favorites, Rebecca's Favorites Tagged With: chickpeas, classic, dip, garbanzos, hummus, picnic, Rebecca's Favorites

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HOW TO SET UP YOUR FIRST KITCHEN (Click on photo to read more.)

KITCHEN ESSENTIALS

Our concept for the Finite Foodie® has these simple goals in mind —

1. To provide simple, clear steps for setting up your first, probably small kitchen with a minimal amount of equipment and investment.

2. To teach you cooking basics,  terminology and terms, and common conversions and equivalents.

3. To inspire you with healthful, easy recipes.

When we simmer a chicken in water (see our recipe for Slow Cooked Chicken) we end up with a pot full of rather bland chicken broth. No problem! Once we’ve removed the meat, we add the carcass back to the broth, throw in some vegetables and make a rich and complex bone broth. You can…

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