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Beet Hummus

A vibrantly pink, slightly sweet and deliciously healthy beet hummus, very easily made by placing all ingredients in the bowl of a food processor.This roasted beet hummus recipe is officially the first recipe I’m ever sharing on my new blog! YAYA!!!! Seems apropos as apparently I found my visual voice and it’s very, very, very, purple. And this dish is basically me in hummus form.Why this Recipe WorksThe addition of a roasted beet adds a touch of sweet earthiness and a fun twist to classic hummus. The vibrantly awesome pink color. Period. Using almost equal parts ...

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Pouring cream into a cup of coffee with a cup of matcha next to it.

Best Coffee Shops in Mexico City for Digital Nomads

Mexico city has a vibrant, artisanal, open all day into the late night coffee shop culture. For all my fellow digital nomads out there, I’ve compiled a list of the best places to bring your laptop and work away, all day long! Note – what I look for: tables big enough that I can comfortably…

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Amaretto & Mascarpone Cheesecake

A delectably lush and creamy and very easy-to-make amaretto mascarpone cheesecake that’s topped with the very best of the season’s fresh fruit bounty! Please meet my newest sweet treat creation: this wonderfully tart, sweet and boozy Amaretto & Mascarpone Cheesecake. Using a mix of both mascarpone and cream cheese makes this cheesecake taste exceptionally light,…

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Blood Orange and fennel salad with chicories, pistachios, shredded cheese, mint and shallots on a black plate with a fork.

Blood Orange & Fennel Salad

It’s a marvelously magenta blood orange and fresh fennel salad with a complex range of bitter, sweet, salty and tangy flavors that can brighten up even the greyest of winter days! Why this Recipes Works The sweetness and tartness of the blood oranges is balanced by the bitterness of the chicories, the saltiness of the…

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Citrus & Fresh Herb Roasted Salmon

A colorfully decorative slow- and low-roasted salmon dish that’s perfectly moist and celebrates easy cooking and food as art. I like to call this Herb Roasted Salmon dish salmon art. I mean….just look at it!!! It’s a let’s-have-fun-playing-around-with-all-sorts-of-seasonal-toppings-and-types-and-colors-of-citrus kinda dish. If it’s a citrus it can go in this salmon dish! The sky’s the…

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