This week, we are shining the culinary spotlight on the inimitable Ina Garten’s fabulous new cookbook, Modern Comfort Food. This book is full of delicious and creative recipes that are easy to make, in addition to being the perfect excuse to put your fall-season harvest to good use.
Join us as we harvest shishito peppers from our Some Like it Hot container garden – one of our warm-season garden kits, and use them to make this mouth-watering Roasted Shishito Peppers and Hollandaise Sauce recipe. It’s spicy, savory, and a great way to get out in the garden. Get cooking!
Who says comfort food has to be unhealthy?
Here at Gardenuity, we firmly believe that you can make big strides towards good health simply by adding more fresh herbs and veggies to the foods you already enjoy eating.
Besides, what’s more comforting than knowing exactly where your herbs and vegetables came from, and exactly what went into growing them?
When you use fresh produce from your garden, give yourself the comfort of this knowledge and the amazing flavor that comes along with it.
4
servings10
minutes12
minutesBy Ina Garten from Modern Comfort Food
1 pound shishito peppers
Olive oil
Salt and pepper
3 extra large egg yolks
3 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
2 pinches cayenne pepper
8 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
If you’re looking for the beverage that will perfectly complement this zippy dish, look no further than the spicy mixed drink. There’s nothing that brings out the heat of peppers like just a little bit more spice – try adding one of these fresh and spicy mixed drinks to your dinner spread; you won’t be sorry.
If you love the sound of working your way through a cookbook while using fresh ingredients grown in your garden, now is the time to start your journey of growth. This endeavor provides the chance to begin shaping your routine around good health, while also actively prioritizing your wellbeing, as well as that of your family.
Take a look at the container garden kits we have set up and ready for your green-thumb success. Get growing now, and enjoy the benefits of spending time in the garden every step of the way.
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