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Curious Palate: Miso-glazed salmon with lentils and broccolini [RECIPE]

January 14, 2019 //

Last week, #HaapsandBarleyXCuriousPassport brought you this tasty recipe for Avocado Egg Salad. This week, we’re taking it to the miso-marinated streets with this protein and fiber-packed clean feast.

I’m a big fan of miso-glazed salmon and lentils, so I’m excited to try this recipe that combines the two! Plus, the prep work sounds pretty manageable for a culinary newbie like me. Looking at the list of ingredients I’ll need, I could probably get them all at Sprouts and Trader Joe’s – though, does anyone know if TJ’s carries miso? If not, a trip to the nearest Asian market should do it.

Miso-Marinated Salmon by Haaps & Barley — Photo: Haaps & Barley

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Categories Curious Palate, Haaps&BarleyXCuriousPassport, Travel

Curious Palate: Mushrooms on Toast [RECIPE]

August 10, 2016 //

As someone who enjoys minimal time in the kitchen, the ingredients I turn to tend to be easy to prepare and versatile, like mushrooms. In an omelette, tossed in a salad or sautéed in pasta, mushrooms are always there for me when I need to feed the hunger pangs, and fast.

In this week’s recipes for Curious Passport, Jill of Haaps & Barley shows us how to make this earthy veggie with garlic and thyme over toast for a satisfying snack.

Enjoy!

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Curious Palate: A Better Grilled Cheese Sandwich [RECIPE]

July 11, 2016 //

Grilled cheese goes chic with Haaps & Barley’s elevated spin on an American classic. Jill’s recipe kicks up the flavor with roasted tomatoes, which “need slow, low heat, so they take a while to cook, but you can make these ahead of time,” she says.

It’s a bit of a departure from the comfort food sandwich of our youth (and if I’m being honest, those broke college days, broke young adulting days…those lazy adulting days…). Hmm, guess not much has changed. Except this:

Add garlic, cheddar and a fried egg on a few slices of good, fresh bread and you’ll have yourself one satisfying sandwich. Save me some? (See lazy adulting, above).

Enjoy!