Great food... that's Gluten Free
In my house veal chops aren’t served often because, let’s face it, they’re expensive! But when I decide to splurge, it’s so worth it. Veal Chops with Asian Honey Mustard – Gluten Free crackles with immense flavor. Try this dish with a glass of wine to round out the indulgent experience.
One of my favorite Philadelphia restaurants that is no longer in existence (The Gourmet Restaurant in Northeast Philadelphia), served the best Mustard-Herb Crusted Rack of Lamb. It was always cooked to perfection and left me completely satiated. Although the restaurant is gone, this easy-to-make gluten free rendition satisfies my craving for their delicious and memorable rack of lamb. It puts a smile on my face knowing the recipe lives on.
Using cilantro as the base for this sauce is a welcome change to the more commonly used basil. The cumin-spice seasoning mixture adds great flavor to the salmon and perfectly complements the cilantro sauce. Generously spoon the sauce over a piece of juicy, moist salmon with perfectly crisp skin and enjoy the complexity of flavors this dish offers.
My whole family loves this chicken salad. You know a recipe is really good when everyone goes back for seconds and thirds. It starts with the chicken being shredded instead of cubed which does wonders for the consistency of the chicken salad. Then in each bite there’s a nutty crunch from the toasted pecans combined with the sweet juiciness from grapes. And the little bit of garlic powder goes a long way to give the chicken salad that extra umph! Warning…this chicken salad is addictive.
The secret ingredient in Spice-Rubbed Chicken with Lemon-Shallot Sauce is the allspice which is included in the dry rub. When the allspice is combined with a popping lemon tang from the sauce, the resulting dish presents with an exciting and fresh new flavor. If you don’t use allspice in your cooking, try it as a change to the normal spices you use. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised.