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pick from Leo's regular menu or from our
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248-615-2102
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October 13 - 2011
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are already in the thick
of fall activities, with
summer's laidback days
behind us. Farmers-market stalls are
in the final throes of the
harvest, groaning with gifts
from the fields. We're still in
the middle of Sukkot this
week, with plenty of oppor-
tunity to think, "Bounty,
bounty, bounty"
Happy shoppers are
still picking up bushels of
tomatoes, good for saucing,
pickling or serving with
thick slices of fresh moz-
zarella for Caprese salad,
made even more delicious
with a generous splash of
good-quality olive oil.
With all the harvest produce avail-
able, you'll want to find new ways to
serve it. Invite over family and friends,
and cook up a storm. On today's menu
is a vegetarian feast.
Start the meal with a miscellany of
pickup nibbles: olives, nuts, tiny cor-
nichons (pickled gherkin cucumbers),
sun-dried tomatoes in olive
oil, grapes and a wedge of
really good blue cheese with
a crisp-crusted baguette.
I'd add foods that are
simple, yet special. Kebabs
brushed with a sticky citrus
and ginger glaze are so easy
(you can even use the glaze
on any grilled meat, fish or
chicken dish). Cheesy and
fruity stuffed pasta shells
with zucca — pumpkin —
are light, yet hearty. Top off
the meal simply with peach
compote scented with rose-
mary and served atop ice cream or
pound cake.
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ORANGE AND LIME
GINGER-GLAZED
VEGGIE KEBABS
of vegetable)
3 Tbsp. olive oil
kosher salt and pepper to taste
Glaze:
3 /4 cup orange marmalade
2 Tbsp. fresh lime juice
1 Tbsp. minced fresh ginger
Grated peel from 1 lime
2 tsp. minced fresh garlic
1 tsp. hot pepper sauce, such as
Tabasco
Combine glaze ingredients in a
small saucepan, and heat over medi-
um heat until melted. Keep warm.
Combine vegetable ingredients
in a medium bowl, and toss well.
Thread on 6 to 8 skewers (if using
bamboo skewers, soak them first for
1 hour in water).
Heat grill to high. Grill the skewers
for 6-8 minutes, brushing with glaze
during grilling. Serve hot, warm or at
room temperature.
Makes 6 servings.
Vegetables:
36 vegetable chunks (bell pep-
pers, zucchini, summer squash,
mushrooms, etc. Mix and match,
or make each kebab all one type