Ingredient: Non-dairy Margarine

Coq Au Vin
Entree, French, Poultry

Coq Au Vin

The exact translation of Coq au Vin is chicken in wine; but it is so much more. There are so many layers of flavor built up in this recipe inspired by Julia Child. The mushrooms are quartered rather than sliced; so they have a more toothsome feel in your mouth. […]

American

Pot Pie Dough

I dubbed this mixture Pot Pie Dough because it forms a firm tight seal over Pot Pies but is too dense to be used for a regular pie. It is easily and quickly made in an electric food processor. Make it in one shot if you have a large bowl. […]

Hamantaschen Dough
Dessert, Parve, Purim

Hamantaschen Dough

I only make Hamantaschen Dough once a year. I roll it out; cut it into circles and fill them with mohn (poppyseed) or a thick fruit purée. We love the traditional apricot and prune; but you can use any thick fruit flavored jam you choose. They can be iced and […]

Apricot Glazed Turkey
American, Entree, Poultry

Apricot Glazed Turkey

Don’t let anyone tell your turkey is dry and boring! Spreading the margarine and herbs under the skin covering the breast and  the outside of the whole turkey adds incredible flavor. The apricot-ginger glaze gives the skin a sticky crisp texture and mouthwatering taste. Tenting the turkey mid roasting helps […]

Ginger Snaps
American, Dessert, Parve

Ginger Snaps

Ginger Snaps is the modern word for these cookies. I used to eat them in my Grandmother’s kitchen. She called them Zuzus. They were crunchy, spicy and made your mouth feel all tingly inside. Besides being a wonderful snack, these cookies are also an integral part of the sauce for […]

Peach-Plum Galette
Dessert, French, Parve

Peach-Plum Galette

A Peach-Plum Galette is a perfect way to take advantage of Summer’s bounty! The combination of luscious peaches and plums can’t be beat. The orange peaches and the purple plums are a wonderful color combination. As their natural juices blend in the crust, you get a beautiful and delicious dessert. […]

Italian Almond Tart
Dessert, Italian, Parve

Italian Almond Tart

My husband and I ate an Italian Almond Tart for the first time in Rome years ago. We were utterly surprised when the waiters presented it with a small hammer. When we asked what we should do with the hammer, we were told to gently tap the tart to break […]