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Siri Chand Khalsa MD MS's avatar

What a great treasure of seasonal flavors. I get hungry just looking at the food pics too 👏🏻👏🏻. I love the salad choices this time of year too.

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Michelle Seguin MD's avatar

Thank you, Siri Chand! There’s something so refreshing about seasonal salads this time of year—they bring so much color and vibrancy to the table :)

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Cynthia Hodges's avatar

As I mentioned when I saw you in the library, I am tempted to buy this cookbook to add to my collection. I did some googling and found some more of her writing here https://www.sheelaprakash.com/writing

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Michelle Seguin MD's avatar

Hi Cynthia! It was so great to see you at the seed swap! I agree—such a beautiful addition to any collection. Everything we’ve tried has been delicious! Thanks for sharing the link! I can’t wait to dive into more of her writing.

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Jennifer's avatar

This is such a beautiful and inspiring cookbook. I wanted to bring a salad to our book club and so many recipes jumped off the page. I photographed a bunch of ingredient lists and headed to the store, still uncertain about which I would make.

Based on my time available and ease of preparation, not to mention my tastebuds, I made the Cacio e Pepe Shaved Brussels Sprouts. It’s delicious and I will definitely make it again.

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Michelle Seguin MD's avatar

Hi Jennifer! That sounds wonderful! The Cacio e Pepe Shaved Brussels Sprouts must have been such a delicious choice. I love that you took the time to explore different options before deciding. So glad it was a hit—hope your book club enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing :)

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Ellen Kornmehl MD's avatar

Fennel is an undersung vegetable...wonderful as an accompaniment to fish. Many ways to celebrate veg in simple salads here

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Michelle Seguin MD's avatar

Thank you, Ellen. Absolutely! Fennel adds such a unique, bright flavor—especially with fish. I love how it brings both crunch and a hint of sweetness to simple salads, too!

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