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August 11, 1995 - Image 118

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Publication:
The Detroit Jewish News, 1995-08-11

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SEE RED AND SAVE
A LOT OF GREEN$$

1995 MAZDA
626 ES

SENSATIONAL page 116

Preheat broiler. Place peppers
on oiled baking sheet. Drizzle
lightly with olive oil and sprin-
kle with lemon-pepper. Broil 3-
4 minutes until edges of peppers
are nicely browned. Arrange
over focaccio and sprinkle with
cheese. Broil until cheese is bub-
bly. Cool 2-3 minutes before
serving with Zesty Tomato Sal-
ad. Serves 1.

ZESTY TOMATO SALAD
(PARVE)

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Lemon vinaigrette: 1
tablespoon olive oil
2 teaspoons fresh
lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon dijon-style
mustard
1/4 teaspoon prepared minced
garlic or 1/2small clove,
minced
salt and pepper to taste
8 large arugula leaves, shredded
6 cherry tomatoes, quartered
5-6 oil-cured black olives

Prepare dressing: In small
bowl, whisk together olive oil,
lemon juice, mustard, garlic and
salt and pepper to taste. Do not
refrigerate. Best at room tem-
perature. Toss arugula, toma-
toes, and olives together. Drizzle
dressing over salad.
Serves 1.

BROILED
PORTOBELLO
MUSHROOM
AND
PROVOLONE ON
PEASANT
BREAD (DAIRY)
1 small portobello

mushroom (about 4-inches
diameter)
1 tablespoon prepared
vinaigrette dressing
1 tablespoon fresh sage leaves or
1 teaspoon dried
2-3 slices provolone cheese to fit
on top of bread
2 slices peasant bread (or crusty
whole wheat) cut 3/4-inch
thick
honey mustard

Preheat broiler. Oil a small
broiler pan or spray with non-
stick vegetable spray. Wash
mushroom well under cold run-
ning water. Shake and pat dry
with paper towels. Cut cross-
wise, into 1/2-inch thick slices.
Arrange slices in a layer on pre-
pared broiler pan and drizzle
with vinaigrette dressing.
Broil under preheated broiler
3-4 minutes, until browned and
crisp at edges. Sprinkle with
sage leaves. Place a slice of pro-
volone cheese on one slice of
peasant bread and broil 1
minute or until cheese is just
melted. Top with cooked mush-
rooms and sage and remaining
cheese. Place under broiler un-
til cheese is just melted. Dab
with honey mustard and cover
with remaining bread. Cut in
half with sharp knife before serv-
ing.
Serves 1.

c1995 Ethel G. Hofinan

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