Doctor's Review: Medicine on the Move

February 11, 2012

Mains: Vegetarian

Recipes

Dolma from Baghdad (Dolma Baghdadia)

For the stuffing 1 lb. (500 g) ground meat 1-1½ c. (250-375 ml) rice a small bunch of ...

Cannelloni al Radicchio

Radicchio's signature bitterness melts away into a sweet nuttiness and its texture turns velvety when cooked. 2 Tbsp. ...

Gemelli with Fresh Herbs and Chopped Olives

You can choose your favorite mix of herbs in this sauce or even a single herb that you ...

Coconut Vegetable Curry

The velvety coconut and light spicing are a perfect background for any vegetable combination

Features

Multi-vegetable paella

Burst into spring with this colourful vegetable main

Soba noodles with eggplant and mango

A fresh fusion take on a Japanese classic from one of London's hottest restaurants

Avocado, quinoa and fava bean salad

A colourful recipe that put freshness front and center

Recipes

Seasoned Tofu (Dubu Jolim)

Great as part of a weeknight meal, this easy side dish is good enough to serve at a dinner party

Grilled Vegetable Sformato

This layered sformato is pretty and filling enough to be a main dish

Red Lentil and Sweet Potato Samosas

Big and hearty enough to be a main course, these are perfect with a tangy-sweet tomato chutney

Roman Chickpea Gnocchi Gratin

This pretty casserole of scalloped gnocchi crescents uses garbanzo flour instead of the traditional semolina, adding the nutrients and flavour of beans to a classic side dish.

Barley with nuts and dried fruit

Crunchy with almonds and pine nuts, this casserole is perfect alongside baked ham or turkey.

Provençal tomato casserole

This casserole is best in summer when the tomatoes ripen on the vine, but the herbs and balsamic vinegar perk up winter tomatoes, too. If you like, assemble it ahead of time and bake it at the last minute.

Chickpea curry with fresh dill leaves

This recipe traditionally uses a split and skinned Indian chickpea called chana dal, but canned chickpeas work just as well. Also it uses dill leaves in the typical Indian style: as a vegetable, rather than an herb.

Walnut pasta and pan-fried mushrooms

This is for anyone who prefers a sauce without cream. With walnut pesto on hand, all you need ...