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Tag Archives: barbecue
Real Beef American Ribs
What concerns me most about the beef mixed with horse meat controversy is not that people were eating horse meat, the French do it all the time and it’s expensive! It’s the mislabeling of the products, taking away the public’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbecue, beef ribs, celeriac, cooking, food, food photography, parsnips, recipes
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Japanese BBQ Turkey Thighs with Stir-Fried Turnips
My husband came home the other day with some French turkey thighs that he says he found at the American commissary. Because he’s such a good husband and usually eats as he’s told (unless it’s l.i.v.e.r.) and it was apparent … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbecue, cooking, food, food photography, Japanese, recipes, stir fry, turkey legs, turnips
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Laid Back Sunday
My husband loves breakfast. He loves it so much that, like his Dad, he always wants to make weekend breakfast for the family. I remember, after our marriage, visiting his folks for the first time on the weekend. On Saturday … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbecue, beef ribs, cooking, food, oven roasted, potato salad, recipes
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Lamb Barbecue Chez Parret
You know how we have our big celebrations; Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s? Those are the times that we Americans really celebrate, enjoying the food, wine and company. But the French, at least my friends in Sens, every time they … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbecue, cooking, food, food photography, France, lamb, recipes
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Barbecued Beef Ribs from America
Well yes, I brought the ribs back in my suitcase after freezing them in the tiny refrigerator freezer in the hotel. My husband did give me a strange look but I remembered a woman who refused to eat any of … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbecue, beef ribs, cooking, eggplant, food, recipes, vinaigrette
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Beef Ribs, Macaroni and Cheese, Memorial Day/Pentecost
This weekend Memorial Day is celebrated in the U.S. and Pentecost in France. Three day weekend and time for barbecues. Of course I went to the deep country in Villiers-Louis where my Weber grill has taken up semi-permanent residence. In … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbecue, beef ribs, cooking, food, macaroni and cheese, Memorial Day, Pentecost, recipes
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Villiers-Louis: Deep Country
What a nice Mother’s Day! Even though Jade and I were the only ones celebrating Mother’s Day today, we joined our friends Alain and Sophie of Villiers-Louis in a celebration barbecue for Sundays, beautiful weather and open spaces. I call … Continue reading →
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Posted in African, Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes
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Tagged barbecue, Chicken, cooking, food, French, grilling, recipes, Senegalese
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Oven Barbecued Chicken with Cauliflower Gratin
As I’ve mentioned before, I’m waiting for my husband to come home to “Spring-ize” my grills. Word has it that it might be next month. Until then it’s oven, stove top smoking or broiler. A girl has got to … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbecue, cauliflower, Chicken, cooking, food, gratin, recipes
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Texas Ribs and Potato Salad
One of my boys came to see me this weekend, Master Sergeant John Alen, U.S. Marine Corps with his bride of 5 months, Natalie Alen. John was commanding gunnery sergeant (Gunny) for the Marine corps detachment tasked with guarding the … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbecue, cooking, food, potato salad, recipes, ribs, Texas
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Char Sui Pork Tenderloin
There are just some days when you can’t be bothered but you still want something good to eat. Normally when I make char sui pork, I like to hang it from oven racks with “S” hooks but I couldn’t be … Continue reading →
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Tagged asian, barbecue, Char Sui, cooking, food, pork, recipes
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