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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Sauteed Zucchini with Bacon and Onions
Local zucchini is just coming into the farmer’s markets now so I’m pondering all the ways I can prepare it. In the beginning of summer I’ll enjoy it in whole form, grilled or sautéed. As the summer goes on I’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged sauteed zucchini, side dish, summer side dish, vegetable, zucchini
6 Comments
Summer Tomato Salad
Here is the salad we’ve been waiting for all summer. You just can’t make a tomato salad out of season. Our patience has been rewarded with heirloom perfection! 1 lb. ripe heirloom tomatoes- this was done with mostly cherry tomatoes, … Continue reading
Posted in Italian, Vegetarian
Tagged basil, heirloom tomatoes, salad, side dish, summer, tomato salad, tomatoes, vegan, Vegetarian, viniagrette
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Weighted Chicken: My new favorite method
I love to roast a whole chicken. There is something so homey and comforting about it. Unfortunately I have yet to master the art. It’s undercooked, it’s overcooked, the skin isn’t crisp, the breast is dry. I have great luck … Continue reading
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Tagged brick chicken, chicken under a brick, roasted chicken, weighted chicken
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Ginger Molasses Cookies
I can’t call these gingersnaps because they are not crispy or crunchy. They are soft, a bit chewy, and full of melt-in-your-mouth gingery yumminess. Is that a word? Makes 2 dozen 1 1/2 sticks of salted butter, softened 1 C. … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert, Holidays and Special Occasions
Tagged baking, cookies, ginersnaps, ginger, ginger cookies, molasses, molasses cookies, sugar
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Butter Roasted Cod with Lemon Relish
I adapted this dish from an old Everyday Food magazine I found while cleaning my house. The cover photo featured this unusual lemon relish, and I had to try it. The relish is sweet, sour, and nutty. A perfect pairing … Continue reading
Posted in Quick Dinners, Seafood
Tagged cod, Cooking, fish, lemon butter, lemon pesto, lemon relish, roasted cod, Seafood, true cod
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Stone Fruit Sangria
This recipe comes from my friend Carrah. It’s the perfect crowd-pleasing cocktail for a backyard party. Thanks Carrah! Serves 12 2 (750-ml) bottles white Spanish wine, such as Albarino (Galacia), Viura (Rioja), Verdejo (Rueda), or Sauvignon Blanc 1/2 cup Spanish … Continue reading
Posted in Drinks and Cocktails
Tagged cocktail, party, sangria, spanish, white sangria, wine
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Espresso Rubbed Pork Tenderloin
A spice rub is a great way to impart big flavor into any roasted or grilled meat. This one uses instant espresso powder and chili powder to give it some kick. 2 T. chili powder 1 T. instant espresso powder … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged coffee, coffee spice rub, espresso spice rub, grilled meat, instant espresso, pork tenderloin, roasted meat, spice rub
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Chicken Marsala
This is one of those dishes I make regularly, and most of the time I have everything on hand to make it without going to the store. It’s quick and easy if you get your ingredients ready to go before … Continue reading
Posted in Italian, Quick Dinners
Tagged chicken, chicken breast, chicken marsala, Cooking, gravy, italian food, marsala, pan sauce
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