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Honey Ginger Salmon with Spicy Baby Bok Choy

Have you seen Coneheads? I saw it way back in the day… I think I was about 9 or 10. Anyway, it happens to be on HBO on Demand at the moment, so I decided to take a quick trip down memory lane and watch it again. Holy cow, I swear every comedian ever is […]

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Pasta-less Summer Vegetable Lasagna

Vegetable lasagna is one of my favorite dinner meals. There’s no doubt that the vegetable version is healthier than the meaty version, but I wanted to make it even healthier and take out a ton of carbs and calories. The easy solution? Remove the pasta! Especially during the summer when eggplant and zucchini are so […]

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Chili Lime Grouper With Rainbow Salsa

I swear I had almost forgotten what a delightful fish Grouper is. Every time I make a fish dish, I tend to go straight to Salmon or Tilapia. They’re such reliable fish, and they’re almost always available at the local market. But Oh Goodness, when I happened upon fresh filets of Grouper the other day, […]

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Shrimp and Grouper Fiesta Ceviche

Ceviche, for those who are unfamiliar, is a dish consisting of seafood that has been marinated in lime juice. The seafood is put in the lime juice raw, and the acids in the citrus actually cook it! The first time I remember ever having great ceviche was in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, in a boat in […]

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Spicy Tilapia and Stuffed Avocado on Spring Greens

This is a recipe using my absolute favorite hot sauce: Tiger Sauce. If you’re in North Carolina, you can usually find this sauce at Harris Teeter with the rest of the hot sauces, although there have been a few Harris Teeters that I’ve come across without them. This is a cayenne-pepper based sauce, but it […]

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Seared Tuna and Caprese Melt

I love love LOVE fresh Caprese salad, and I’m a huge fan of seared Ahi Tuna… So why not combine the two things I love into a mouth-watering toasted sandwich? It’s even better if you can use ingredients from your own garden, or local ingredients fresh from the Farmer’s Market (one of my favorite things […]

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