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5-Step Downside Up Saffron Basmati Rice with Crispy Potatoes

Fragrant saffron basmati rice is the simplest recipe in only 5 steps : Soak • Wash • Boil • Cook • Bake. This recipe calls for 3 cups of rice, refrigerates well and is very versatile. You can use the extra cooked rice in salads, in stuffed vegetables, in Paella, with grilled vegetables, with eggs, or Get Creative! It also reheats beautifully in the microwave.

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Homeira's Cornbread

My husband and I love corn in every form… on the cob, soufflé, chowder, muffins, salad and more. Corn bread was another story. We were never into corn bread as it tends to be dry, somewhat bland boring texture and weak in flavor. As I typically approach every matter with a creative attitude, I decide to make over the top corn bread as part of my Thanksgiving spread. The trick was to add moisture, texture and artSAVOR 50 to add deep flavor. Then a touch of honey and ghee takes this bread to new heights.

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Simple Roast Cauliflower with Bacon & Parmesan

This dish is magical! artSAVOR 60 transforms ordinary cauliflower, with a touch of bacon, parmesan and panko bread crumbs into a sublimely delicious dish. High in protein and potassium, cauliflower shines with this simple preparation. Crunchy, nutty, meaty and delicious, this is a perfect fall and holiday side dish.

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Roasted Cherry Tomatoes

These little roasted tomatoes are epic umami flavor bombs to be added to pastas and many a savory dish. Roasting concentrates the tomato’s natural sugars boosting their sweetness, especially when tossed with artSAVOR 75. Now you know one of my many secrets to elevate a dish from delicious to sublime with explosive flavor and stunning visual appeal.

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Simple Roasted Potatoes

With their nutty flavor and silky texture, potatoes make a delicious side for steak, poultry and fish. As usual, I don’t stop creating new recipes with artSAVORs alone. They can be a building blocks to which you add other herbs for extra and deeper flavor. artSAVOR 75 is a perfect example of a foundation flavor profile to build upon.

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Sautéed Green Beans

My experience with my family and friends for Thanksgiving feast is that no matter what great salad or any green sides I make, nobody eats them.  everyone is focused on the bird and other meat that I usually serve like prime rib, pork or lamb, plus the sweet and nutty sides.  Thus, I typically try to work in my greens in the sides rather than do a separate green side.  Except for my Haricot Verts with artSAVOR 75.  They are always the favorite and simple to make.  You can never go wrong with this crunchy tender, tasty side.  My guests just pick them up with their hands and eat them like snacks.

 

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Baked Sweet Potato with Walnut Sage Topping

Sweet potatoes are a Thanksgiving and holiday table tradition. Their sweet and nutty notes when served with savory turkey are a flavorful symphony, especially with the addition of walnuts or pecans. My son, Joshua, loves sweet potatoes however I prepare them. His first question, “Are you making sweet potatoes?” Naturally this follows, “Please make pumpkin cheesecake, but with raw, organic cream cheese, please?” What can I say, kids keep you on your toes!

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Roasted Root Vegetables - Carrots & Beets

While carrots are crunchy, they tend to be blend and don’t absorb flavor even when they are fully cooked. Not a big fan of carrots myself as side, I often see guests leaving them on their plate at dinner events or restaurants. Creating this recipe was a testimonial to being creative in your kitchen studio. Combining carrots, beets and cranberries, adding my artSavor 50 to vinegars, citric acid, and fresh herbs created a magic of flavors that nobody wanted to leave them on their plate. Great for your holiday side.

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Potato Gratin

This elegant and decadently sinful, yet simple side dish is a guaranteed win for your holiday dinner or any festive celebration. The simple combination of the heavy cream, potatoes and cheese is a match made in Paradise. Adding a touch of artSavor 75 takes it to 7th Heaven. Be warned however, this dish is a double threat, all that butter fat contributes to the addictive deliciousness and also makes it very high in calories.

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BASICS | 5-Step Downside Up Saffron Basmati Rice with Crispy Potatoes

Fragrant saffron basmati rice is the simplest recipe in only 5 steps : Soak • Wash • Boil • Cook • Bake. This recipe calls for 3 cups of rice, refrigerates well and is very versatile. You can use the extra cooked rice in salads, in stuffed vegetables, in Paella, with grilled vegetables, with eggs, or Get Creative! It also reheats beautifully in the microwave.

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