23 Tuesday Mar 2021
Posted in chicken & turkey, gluten free, healthy choices, international, love to cook, sauces
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coconut aminos, coconut milk, dried basil, egg, garlic, ginger, ground chicken, honey, panko bread crumbs, peanut butter, peanuts, sesame oil, turmeric
Chicken Satay Meatballs were my sister Sarah’s call. In fact Sarah had several suggestions for March Meatball Madness. Let’s just say she has a vivid imagination and extreme creativity when it comes to food and I love her for it!!!
Continue reading »28 Thursday Jan 2021
Posted in gluten free, international, love to cook, low-carb, lunch bowls, side dishes, vegetarian
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broccoli, carrots, coconut milk, fresh thyme, onion, scallions, scotch bonnet, summer squash, tomatoes, zucchini
Jamaican Vegetable Rundown is a savory veggie stew simmered in luscious coconut milk.
It was the perfect side dish for our Jamaican themed dinner.
16 Thursday Jul 2020
Posted in gluten free, international, love to cook, seafood, side dishes
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carrots, coconut aminos, coconut milk, eggs, rice, scallions, sesame oil, shrimp, young coconuts
Coconut lovers unite! This Coconut Shrimp Fried Rice is bursting with fresh coconut flavor (and all the other reasons we love fried rice). This also happens to be the first NEW recipe published on Lemony Thyme in a really long time. It took spotting these young coconuts at a local farmers market to bring me back!
Continue reading »15 Tuesday Oct 2019
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chicken, chicken broth, cilantro, coconut milk, fish sauce, garlic, ginger, lemon grass, serrano pepper
I’m a bit smitten with everything about this soup. From the glorious broth, to the tender chicken, right through the lovely aromatics, Thai Coconut Chicken Soup is perfectly balanced.
Continue reading »19 Friday Jun 2015
Posted in international, love to cook, seafood, soups, stews, chili
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baby red potatoes, coconut milk, ginger, mussels, red curry paste, scallops, serrano pepper, white fish
Mussels simmered in white wine, garlic and butter, in my opinion, rank right up there with Scallops Wrapped in Bacon. So why would I mess with an absolutely delicious recipe? Rhetorical.
Because Thai Seafood Chowder not only sounds like winning, but the addition of coconut milk, red curry paste and Serrano peppers took comfort to a new level.
Continue reading »30 Saturday May 2015
Posted in international, love to cook, seafood, side dishes
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coconut milk, ginger, honey, risotto, soy, Thai red curry paste, tuna
I’m not sure how it happened. Ahi Tuna on sale for $6.99 a pound. Text message…go there. Do not pass go, do not collect $200 dollars…just bring home Tuna. I have to say, I was a bit skeptical. This was not Sushi grade tuna, for which we will pay up for. But it was fresh and thick and begging for a swim in marinade.
Seared Ahi Tuna {with Thai Risotto}.
Continue reading »11 Saturday Oct 2014
Posted in love to cook, side dishes, vegetarian
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coconut milk, garlic, red kidney beans, rice, scallion, thyme
We needed a side dish to go with one of our most favorite grilling recipes, Jamaican Jerk Marinated Turkey Breast. I was pleasantly surprised to learn how easily this Jamaican Red Beans & Rice {aka Rice & Peas} Recipe, courtesy of Jamaica Travel and Culture.com, came together.
Continue reading »24 Saturday May 2014
Posted in cocktails & coffees, love to cook
Just a little Memorial Day message to all of our service men and women, past and present. You Rock!! The sacrifices you and your families have made to protect our freedom is beyond measure and will not be forgotten. Thank you. Continue reading »
21 Wednesday May 2014
Posted in appetizers, chicken & turkey, international, love to cook
With Grillin’ & Chillin’ weather upon us, I for one am looking for super easy recipes to throw on the grill (or in the cocktail shaker). These Coconut Curry Chicken Skewers couldn’t be much easier to prepare and who doesn’t love food on a stick!
Continue reading »01 Tuesday Apr 2014
Posted in international, love to cook, seafood
We recently attended a wedding where we were treated to a most spectacular buffet of Thai food. The appetizer spread alone captivated our attention without end (check out my collage below). And when the dinner dishes were set out we approached them with the same enthusiasm. That’s fancy talk for multiple trips through the buffet line. While I was oh so happy with everything served, the Green Curry was still lingering in my mind three weeks later.
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