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Winter | Festive Holiday Menu A&A with TMP Winter | Festive Holiday Menu A&A with TMP

Potato Dauphinoise

Imagine taking a bath in a milky creamy mixture infused with thyme and garlic! Well that’s what we do to these potatoes. This traditional gratin come for the region of Dauphine, France and is simple to prepare and just so darn good! This dish is the perfect accompaniment to almost any roasted meat. The potatoes absorb all the creamy goodness and are irresistible to me. Honestly, I could eat the whole dish myself!

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Tri-Color Blue Cheese Coleslaw

This is going to be your go to summer salad! If you like coleslaw, but don’t like ones that are heavy on the mayo, then this is for you. The crunchy, shredded, red and green cabbage and sweet grated carrots are tossed together with a tangy, but light, creamy dressing. Then there is the explosion of bleu cheese that sneaks in there hidden in all the slaw-y goodness, finally topped with the crunch of toasted walnuts. It’s a party in your mouth! It is a stunning accompaniment to other grilled items like burgers, ribs, and all things summer.

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Couscous with Apricots & Pine Nuts

Did you know that couscous isn’t a grain? It’s a pasta! It is just the perfect canvas that you can almost add anything to it. In this recipe, we are cooking it by leaving it out in a baking dish and then covering it with boiling water and plastic wrap. This seals in the steam, which cooks the couscous into little soft puffs of goodness. Apricots, golden raisins, and toasted pine nuts add color, crunch, and sweetness, providing a nice contrast to the spiciness of the meat and the tanginess of the sauce. Couscous is so versatile that it can be an elegant side or elevated to a hearty main dish.

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Summer | Provencal Summer Menu A&A with TMP Summer | Provencal Summer Menu A&A with TMP

Ratatouille

Ratatouille is a French Provencal Vegetable dish that is usually made in the summer with onions, eggplant, peppers, zucchini, and herbs. It’s a great way to use that abundance of veggies you may have in your garden, or that you bought at the farmer’s market. It takes a little while for it to cook, but you will be so rewarded! It’s a dish that is good the day it is made but only improves with time, giving all the flavors have a chance to mellow. It is so versatile because of the many ways you can serve it. It’s the perfect side dish served warm alongside grilled meats and fish. Or, you can serve it cold as a salad or add it to a sandwich. You can top a crostini with it and you have a quick appetizer. I love it so much that I double the recipe! I put some in my freezer for later in the season and have a container of it in my fridge all summer long. 

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