Ingredients:
1) 1 bunch fresh Mezzuna trimmed of tough stems and
washed
2) 2 ruby red grapefruits
3) 2 tablespoons Dihon style mustard
4) 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
5) 6 tablespoons olive oil
6) Salt and pepper to taste
Preparation:
1) Place the greens in aa bowl or on a chilled platter.
2) Slice the tops and bottoms off each grapefruit
to make
a flat surface.
3) Trim the zest and pith away from the flesh of the
fruit
maintaining the roundness
of the fruit. It will still look
like a grapefruit but will
have no skin.
4) Cut between the membranes of pith removing each
section. Transfer to the
platter with the greens.
5) Put the mustard and vinegar in a mixing bowl.
6) Whisk to combine well.
7) Slowly add the oil a little at a time whisking
constantly.
8) Season with salt and pepper.
9) Dress the salad. Or chill the salad and dress just
before
serving.
10)Serve.
Preparation:
1) In a heavy bottomed saute pan put the teaspoon
of
olive oil and heat
over medium high heat.
2) When hot, add the sausages and cook browning
on
both sides.
3) Add the water and continue cooking until
the sausages
are done.
4) Remove from the heat and cool.
5) Slice the sausages on a bias and reserve.
6) Gently rinse out the grease from the saute
pan.
7) Add the olive oil and the onion.
8) Cook over medium heat until soft.
9) Add the garlic and cook another couple of
minutes.
10) Add the wine and cook until the wine has reduced
to dry.
11) Add the peppers and cook until slightly softened,
about ten minutes.
12) Add the herbs and stock. Reduce the liquid by
about half.
13) Add the cooked pasta and toss well. Bring to a
boil.
14) Add the Parmesan cheese and parsley.
15) Toss and serve piping hot.
Preparation:
1) Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
2) Trim the top and bottom off the pineapple.
3) Cut away the sides of the fruit going deep
enough to
remove the brown burrs.
4) Cut the fruit in half. Then cut each half
in half again.
5) Cut each quarter in half to leave you with
eight slices.
6) Put the slices on a cookie sheet covered
with parchment
paper, (or lightly
spray a cookie sheet.)
7) Place the pineapple slices on the sheet and
sprinkle
with brown sugar.
8) Roast the pineapple for ten to fifteen minutes
until it
is softened and the
sugar has slightly caramelized.
Watch it, do not let
it burn.
9) Meanwhile, whip the cream and when almost
stiff,
add the sugar and ginger
juice.
10) Serve with the pineapple.
11) Garnish with mint if desired.