Enjoying Summer Days B & T Style

Pebre Sauce from Community Seafood Fisherman Santa Barbara

Marinade:

• Orange juice (enough to cover the shark in a ziplock)
• juice of 1 lime
• 1 Serrano pepper
• 2 cloves garlic
• salt
• olive oil

Pebre Sauce:

• 2 tomatoes
• 1 shallot
• 1 handful cilantro
• 1/3 jalapeño
• 1 serrano
• juice of 1 lemon
• 1 Tbsp white vinegar
• 2 Tbsp olive oil
• salt
• pepper

Preparation:
Set fish aside in a bag/container with all of the chopped up marinade ingredients and let it rest in the fridge for an hour.

While you wait, make the pebre sauce as it will benefit from having some time to sit as well.  Chop the shallot, garlic, jalapeño, serrano, and cilantro and briefly sautée in a bit of olive oil.  Then put in the food processor and blend. Let it sit for an hour.

Remove fish from the marinade and pat it dry with paper towels. Warm up your grill, season the fish and lightly oil it. Grill the fish for about 5 minutes per side. Then plate it, scoop on a generous helping of pebre sauce and enjoy!

Grilling Again

(picture by Meredith Baird)

We are loving having a grill again!  

We cooked veggie pizzas and enjoyed with friends this past weekend.

Pizza 1

Zucchini 

Tomatoes

Yellow bell pepper

Daiya cheese 

Pizza 2

Mushroom 

Broccoli 

Sweet potato 

Daiya cheese 

Pizza 3

Mushroom

Pear

Arugula

Goat cheese crumbles

Yellow bell pepper 

East Coast To West Coast

 Malibu

Santa Monica

Cali Baby

Got A Bike

my desk

 James mom "Mother Mary" came to visit as did my friend Mahalia.....

From Hollywood and Vine, to the Canals of Venice, to Santa Barbara, to the farmer's markets, to the beaches of Malibu, to celebrating Bo's birthday a fun time was had by all!

Juicing

I have loved juicing this year!  What a great thing to do for yourself and health.  And breville makes some great inexpensive juicers so you can make your own.  Just be sure to consume within an hour if you aren't using a cold press juicer to get the maximum nutrition. And stay away from Jamba Juice and such like if you are trying to be healthy because their products are made from concentrate, syrups, powders -- things that aren't natural.  NATURAL is the way to go -- aka raw -- the real deal!

Loving going over to M.A.K.E for my juices, which M.A.K.E, by the way, made the top 20 list for best vegetarian restaurants in August Food and Wine magazine and was listed in the LA Daily Candy yesterday.  Go M.A.K.E.!  Matthew Kenney really gets it right!!

I'm loving learning and passing on what knowledge I've obtained to others in hopes it will be enjoyed and beneficial as it is to me.

Here are a couple of articles with some recipes and MK's thoughts re juicing and how a raw diet can improve an athletes performance.  Pretty amazing all the natural healers out there and how much we can do for ourselves.

 Me with a homemade carrot juice and kale chips one hot July day this year.

Notes:
photo taken from LA Times
Article from Food and Wine, August 2013