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Our go-to on a scorching night in the country. Raw tomato sauce (tomatoes, red onion, garlic, basil, herbes des Provence, balsamic, soy, evoo.) For those who've live around here, this was stolen from the Flea Streer Cafe (Alemeda de las Pulgas, Menlo Park) in the '80s. This is a universal sauce that is also superb on grilled bread, boiled potatoes, by the spoon...
This hot/cold combo always pleases on even nights with little appetite.
Usual greens
Our go-to on a scorching night in the country. Raw tomato sauce (tomatoes, red onion, basil, herbes des Provence, balsamic, soy, evoo.) For those who've live around here, this was stolen from the Flea Streer Cafe (Alemeda de las Pulgas, Menlo Park) in the '80s. This is a universal sauce that is also superb on grilled bread, boiled potatoes, by the spoon...
This hot/cold combo always pleases on even nights with little appetite.
Usual greens
Our go-to on a scorching night dinner in the country. Raw tomato sauce (tomatoes, red onion, basil, herbes des Provence, balsamic, soy, evoo.) For those who've live around here, this was stolen from the Flea Streer Cafe (Alemeda de las Pulgas, Menlo Park) in the '80s. This is a universal sauce that is also superb on grilled bread, boiled potatoes, by the spoon...
This hot/cold combo always pleases on even nights with little appetite.
Usual greens
