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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Fritto Misto
This is a very simple way of preparing calamari and vegetables. If you want to you could toss in a couple of shrimp or scallops too since they also have a very quick cooking time. The veggies are interchangeable, so … Continue reading
Posted in Italian, Quick Dinners, Seafood
Tagged calamari, feast of the seven fishes, fried calamari, fritto misto, italian food, Scott Conant, Seafood
4 Comments
Spiced Cabbage Soup
On our honeymoon in 2002, my husband and I visited Darina Allen’s farm and cooking school called Ballymaloe in Ireland. We had a memorable lunch that included this soup. It’s a soup I make regularly and it always hits the … Continue reading
Posted in Quick Dinners, Vegetarian
Tagged Ballmaloe, ballymaloe, cabbage soup, darina allen, ireland, irish, pureed soup, soup, Vegetarian
2 Comments
Potato Leek Soup with Black Olive Tapenade
Here is one of my favorite soups from a post I wrote a year ago. It is so rich and delicious. You will not be sorry! We visited a restaurant in Carlton called Cana’s Feast in October and had this … Continue reading
Posted in Quick Dinners
Tagged blender, cana's feast, immersion, leek, olive, potato, potatoes, puree, recipe, soup, tapenade
3 Comments
Herb Garden Stuffing
I used all the herbs I have still growing in the garden for this stuffing. You can vary yours with whatever herbs you have on hand. Dried herbs are usually more concentrated in flavor, so cut the amount down if … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays and Special Occasions, Uncategorized
Tagged dressing, herb stuffing, side dish, stuffing, thanksgiving, turkey
2 Comments
Simple Cranberry Orange Sauce
This is so easy and quick. Once you’ve tried it you’ll never go back to canned. 12 oz. fresh cranberries 1 C. sugar 1 C. orange juice zest of 1 orange 1/4 t. fresh grated nutmeg In a heavy bottomed … Continue reading
Classic Pumpkin Pie
I’ve never made a pumpkin pie with a real pumpkin before now. I’ve made several with canned pumpkin of course, but the real thing has always seemed a little elusive. I guess I thought it would be too hard. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert, Holidays and Special Occasions
Tagged classic pumpkin pie, Dessert, fresh pumpkin, pie, pumpkin pie, real pumpkin pie, thanksgiving
5 Comments
Chocolate Cake with Salted Caramel (or another bleeping Martha cake)
I saw this cake in the November Martha and knew it was destined to be my birthday cake. I have made my own birthday cake for the last several years – baking a cake is pretty rare in my house, … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert
Tagged baking, birthday cake, cake, chocolate cake, chocolate cake with salted caramel, martha stewart, salted caramel
14 Comments