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JLP in the Kitch || Hasselback Purple Stokes





Hasselback Purple Stokes with Turmeric Tahini Dressing 
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Potatoes:
1 tablespoons vegetable oil
4 purple stokes 
2 green scallions

-Preheat the oven to 425 degrees.
-Lightly coat cast iron skillet with vegetable oil.
-Rinse and dry potatoes. 
-Make 1/8-inch slices along each potato, slicing 2/3 of the way through. Careful not to cut all the way through. 
-Place prepped potatoes in the skillet. Coat them lightly with some more oil and season with salt and pepper.
-Roast in cast iron skillet for approximately 45 min or until centers are soft.
-while the potatoes roast prepare the tumeric tahini dressing
-slice green scallions
-Once the potatoes are cooked, top with each potato with spoonful of turmeric tahini dressing and chopped scallions.

Turmeric Tahini Dressing:
1/3 cup pure tahini
1 tablespoon honey, maple syrup or agave
2 teaspoons tumeric powder
1 tablespoon olive oil
juice of 1 whole lemon

-wisp the dressing ingredients together in a bowl. 
-season with salt and pepper to taste
-add splash of water as need to get creamy consistency.

Part I Hungary + Croatia || Pecs, Hungary

Hungary has always been this faraway place that my father always told us about. He was born in Hungary, escaped communism as a teen, and eventually moved to America in the 70’s. I’ve only really known our family that also came to the U.S. We grew up hearing stories about his small farm village and all the family we never met. Finally, for my 30th birthday we were able to connect to our roots for the first time! My father, brother, husband and I packed our bags for a 2 week visit. First stop, the city of Pécs. An absolutely beautiful city filled with traditional Hungarian culture. This southern area of Hungary is considered their wine region. We stayed at the adorable hotel, Bagolyvar, a hotel, restaurant and vineyard. It was incredible waking up every morning in the vineyard with panoramic views of the city.
More from this trip coming to the blog tomorrow! Stay tuned xx, J

Pecs Cathedral