A physician's kitchen · 126 recipes

Promoting Health During Ease and Dis-ease.

Wholesome, good-tasting recipes with a doctor's note on why each one is good for you — and when it helps most, in sickness and in health.

“Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.”Hippocrates

Food as medicine

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Every recipe here carries the doctor's notes on when it helps most. Pick what you need and we'll find the right dishes.

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Grains-Pasta · Salads · 6 servings

Brown Rice Salad

Nutty brown rice tossed with red pepper, green onions, walnuts and raisins in a ginger-soy dressing.

Desserts · 8–10 servings

Flan

Classic crème caramel: a cinnamon-scented egg custard baked in a water bath over a layer of caramel.

Fish · Hors d'oeuvres · 10–12 servings

Salmon Flan (Salmon Gefilte Fish)

A Passover twist on gefilte fish: ground salmon, sautéed onion and dill baked in a bundt pan water bath and served with horseradish.

Breads-Muffins · Breakfast · 12 muffins

Kale Cheddar Muffins

Savory muffins packed with sautéed Tuscan kale, garlic and sharp cheddar, best eaten straight from the oven.

Soups, first and always

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Snacks · Soups · 6–8 servings

Emerald Kale Soup

A bright green soup of curly kale, leeks, parsley and cilantro, puréed with avocado for body and garnished with avocado slices.

Snacks · Soups · 4–6 servings

Chilled Ruby Beet Soup

Baked beets simmered with onion, garlic and vegetable stock, then puréed into a ruby-red soup served cold.

Snacks · Soups · 6–8 servings

Chilled Cucumber Soup

A no-cook summer soup of English cucumber, basil, mint and scallions blended with fat-free sour cream, smooth or chunky as you like.

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