Author: The Cooking Lawyer

Salad, Side Dish, Uncategorized

Slaw & Order

This is Recipe 2 of 4 for my New Jersey State Bar Association Cooking Demonstration. There’s still time to register. It is a free program to members, and membership is open to licensed attorneys, law students, and paraprofessionals. https://tcms.njsba.com/PersonifyEbusiness/Default.aspx?TabID=1356&productId=62131131. This easy salad dish is a great make-ahead side dish for any night of the week. […]

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Cocktail, Uncategorized

Attorney-Client Privilege

This fun cocktail combines smoky bourbon with sweet almond orgeat. It is a fun cocktail to enjoy with your colleagues or while smoking a cigar with James Spader on Boston Legal. The New Jersey State Bar Association Young Lawyers Division asked me to do a virtual a cooking demonstration. This cocktail is Recipe 1 of […]

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Uncategorized

Thai Basil Chicken

This easy one-pot meal has lots of flavor. The coconut milk adds a refreshing sweetness that is perfect for a summer evening, while the red chili pepper flakes add a hint of heat. Feel free to add jalapenos if you enjoy it spicy. If you like my recipes, add your email address for notifications of […]

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Breakfast, Dessert

Blueberry Muffins

Freshly picked blueberries make a delicious breakfast treat! My daughter had her birthday today, and when she woke up she asked for blueberry muffins for breakfast. So I got to work making these simple, delicious muffins. My healthy substitutions were unsweetened applesauce for the majority of the sugar plus 3 tablespoons of honey. Instead of […]

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Dinner

Pork, Fennel, White Bean, and Rainbow Swiss Chard Pot Pie

This recipe combines the concept of escarole and white beans in a chicken pot pie vessel. Usually the escarole is combined with sausage, but I saved the calories and added the flavor of sausage by using farm-fresh fennel. I also had a bunch of rainbow Swiss Chard, so instead of using spinach or escarole, I […]

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Dessert

Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting

Classic cream cheese frosting makes everything taste great! I cut out most of the refined sugar while using natural sugar from maple syrup in the cake – and saved the refined sugar for the delicious cream cheese frosting. I also balanced the cream cheese by combining fat-free and full-fat cream cheese. My family could not […]

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