Wednesday, November 08, 2006

BLACK & WHITE RECIPE ~ THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
~ You can never eat enough omega-3 fatty acids!
(Tainted with contaminents ~ dioxin, PCBs, toxaphene, dieldrin, etc. ...)
Don't concern yourself with health risks ...
forget polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
from charred smoke ~
THE BENEFITS OUTWEIGH HEALTH RISKS ...
GO FOR IT ~ ENJOY!
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SIMPLE GRILLED SALMON
1 huge 3 pound slab of Costco FRESH FARMED ATLANTIC SALMON
(product of Chili~ color added through feed - an additional quandary to make you wonder ... hum)
3 Tbsp. Dijon mustard
3 Tbsp. soy sauce
3 Tbsp. olive oil
3 cloves minced garlic
1 heaping tsp. dried thyme
1 heaping tsp. dried rosemary
juice of 1 fresh lemon plus the zest
Combine the above and slather over salmon for 30 minutes or until ready to grill it. Plunk the salmon on a hot covered grill for at least 8 minutes or longer, depending on thickness. Don't overcook. Though slightly red in center, it keeps cooking as it sets. You can always put it back on the grill ...
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SIMPLE STEAMED CARROTS AND SWEET PLUMP SUGAR SNAP PEAS
( carrots rich in antiocidants & Beta-carotene -- snap peas (Vit. A)
If not organically grown, peel carrots. Diagonally slice 2- 3 per person. Place in pot filled with 2-3 inches water. Sprinkle with a dash of sugar to enhance flavor.
Bring to boil and simmer 8 minutes. Add a handful sugar snap peas per person. Simmer 5 minutes until cooked yet crisp. Drain. Season with a few tablespoons of butter, cracked pepper and coarse salt to taste.
~Forget the 'Day's Dilemmas' ... grab a bottle of RED (2003 Red Wine - Sonoma County- St. Francis Winery ~ "a succulent blend of Cabernet Savignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Syrah. It is a full-bodied wine packed with lucious ripe flavors and spicy aromas. A great versitle red to compliment any occasion.")

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