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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Tomato Tart
The women in my family have been making a wonderful tomato tart for as long as I can remember. It has a biscuit crust, a fragrant tomato-basil filling, and a creamy, tangy cheesy topping. This is my updated version which … Continue reading
Posted in Vegetarian
Tagged fresh tomato tart, puff pastry, tomato casserole, tomato tart, tomatoes
8 Comments
Making Chicken Stock
For those of you that do a lot of cooking, this might seem like a no-brainer. Don’t worry, I am not a Soup Nazi. I do not always use homemade stock for recipes. If you’ve been reading my blog you’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays and Special Occasions, Uncategorized
Tagged chicken broth, chicken stock, homemade stock, soup base, soup nazi
3 Comments
Pork Tenderloin with Apples and Bacon
I love roasting apples, and I love the apple and pork combination. This dish couldn’t be faster or easier to throw together. Roast two tenderloins and make sandwiches the next day. 2 pork tenderloins salt and pepper 1 large apple … Continue reading
Posted in Quick Dinners
Tagged apples, bacon, dinner, easy, pork tenderloin, roasted apples and bacon
6 Comments
Pumpkin Bread
Fall is in the air, and that means time for pumpkin bread. The aroma that fills your house when this bread is in the oven is enough reason to bake it. It tastes pretty good too. 2 C. sugar 1 … Continue reading
Cream of Fresh Tomato Soup
This is my adaptation of Ina Garten’s tomato soup recipe. It’s simple, quick, and a must when the garden is overflowing with ripe tomatoes. 2 T. olive oil 1 C. white onion, chopped 1 C. peeled chopped carrots 2 cloves … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cream of tomato, fresh tomato soup, garned tomato, Ina Garten, soup, tomato soup
3 Comments
Salted Caramel Puddings
Here is a beautiful, creamy, caramel pudding with a salty caramel syrup on top. This is a terrific dessert for entertaining. You can make them the day before and they are already individually portioned, so there is no last minute cutting and serving. … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert
Tagged caramel sauce, Dessert, homemade, pudding, salted caramel, salted caramel pudding
6 Comments
Risotto with Yak Italian Sausage and Peas
I used yak sausage for this recipe. I know, it sounds strange. I have really made a committment to buying only local meat. I have been for about a year now. What this means is my selection is limited, so when … Continue reading
Posted in Italian
Tagged eating yak, farmers market, italian sausage, local meat, risotto, yak sausage
2 Comments
Udon Soup with Fresh Clams
We picked up some fresh clams at the farmer’s market yesterday and came up with this family-pleasing soup. Be sure to put the Sriracha on the table for the grownups. 4 C. chicken broth (I used Better Than Bullion) 1 … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Quick Dinners, Seafood
Tagged asian, clams, japanese, noodles, seafood soup, udon, udon soup with clams
1 Comment
Making Cheese
This is my first attempt at making cheese, and I think I’m hooked. My friend Brennan gave me a little cheese making kit as a gift. Turns out making cheese is pretty simple! 1 half-gallon whole milk, not ultra pasteurized … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cheese, citric adid, homemade cheese, how to make cheese, making cheese, mozarella
10 Comments