Posts by Hail Mary Food of Grace
Scallop and shrimp ceviche
Ceviche is a blend of white fish, shrimp and scallops and it is cooked with lime and lemon juice. It is bold, flavorful and a fresh change from the cheesy…
Read MoreStuffed chile relleno
Chili rellenos are my weakness, no seriously. They are hot spicy and unbelievably delicious. This recipe is vegetarian if you can believe it, but even the biggest meat eater will…
Read MoreMole sauce with halibut
There are a few different types of Mole sauces: red mole and earthy red mole sauce, green mole made with tomatilos and black mole made with chocolate powder. This delicious…
Read MoreStrawberry glazed ham on thyme biscuit
Thank you for your interest in this recipe (we LOVE the strawberry glaze on the burratta) and with great pleasure we are going to send you to the Traditional Home…
Read MorePea and mushroom fritatta with a baby green and heirloom carrot salad
Spring should mean brunch and this Pea and mushroom frittata with a baby green and heirloom carrot salad recipe is wonderful. The frittata is creamy like a quiche without the heavy…
Read MoreCarrot-Orange cocktail
Ts Carrot-Orange cocktail is made with a secret ingredient that was handpicked by Stephen Exel, a delicious Cynar liquor. Cynar is an aperitif to help cleanse the palette for before…
Read MoreRaspberry shortcake
Raspberry shortcake should always be in season, but alas Raspberries are best in spring and summer. This recipe was so fun to create. There were a few challenges with creating…
Read MoreClassic wedge with green goddess dressing
This delicious wedge with green goddess dressing is tantalizing. The acidity of the dressing paired with the freshness of the herbs is so fantastic I am still dreaming about it!…
Read MoreHow to: Brunch
Los Angeles, Ca – Brunch is always a good time filled with good food and drinks filled with fruit, vegetables and bubbles. This month’s Traditional Home Magazine I worked with Krissa…
Read MoreEating Eggs and Egg Tips!
Eggs Scrambled, poached, fried benedict? It doesn’t matter which way, I love them all. When I was a child I could conceive of cooking many things but eggs were not…
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