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Category Archives: Main dishes
Ibushi Gin
Japanese cuisine fascinates me because of it’s attention to presentation as well as flavors and it’s unique style of food preparation. I’m not talking about sushi which is, and rightly so when prepared by master sushi chefs, the very expensive … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Cooking, Food and Wine, Japanese, Kitchen tools, Main dishes, side dish, Vegetables
Tagged cooking, donabe, Eggs, food, ibushi gin, Japanese, pork, smoking, Vegetables
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Well
We got back to the States on August 31st. It’s truly a shame I didn’t have time to post the last meals we had in France. I didn’t have a lot of time and felt a bit down about leaving, … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes
Tagged asian, aubergine, cooking, food, garlic, ground veal, spicy
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Portuguese Feiijoada
The Coco de Paimpol beans are out and I look for every excuse I can to cook them. Our neighbor Tonio, of Portuguese persuasion, inspired my rendition of this rich, bean stew. A while back I made a Spanish stew … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Portuguese
Tagged beans, cooking, food, food photography, Portuguese, recipe, sausages, stew
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The Spice of Life
As an adult, I’ve always looked for variety in the food I eat; bored by the “Wednesday meatloaf” of childhood, I first found interest and inspiration in the ethnic foods of the U.S. Travel broadened my food horizons in both … Continue reading
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, side dish
Tagged bouchots, Brie, Chicken, chillies, cooking, food, food photography, fresh bacon, grill, Korean, Mediterranean, mussels, pannini, quail eggs, romano beans, spinach, turkey
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Sauce African
Our neighbor Laurent had a ravenous craving for Thai cuisine. There are a few restaurants here, one run by a Thai lady, that purport to be purveyors of authentic Thai cuisine. Having eaten at 1 of these restaurants where my … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes, Thai
Tagged beef, Chicken, cooking, curry, food, food photography, fried rice, frog legs, recipe, stir fry, Thai
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Pork Cheeks with Red Coco Beans
In France, pork cheeks are classified as “les abats” or offal because they are attached to the pig’s head. The head, considered by no Frenchman ever as a thrown away item, is part of the stripped carcass. I don’t even … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes, side dish
Tagged cooking, food, food photography, French, fresh beans, olives, pork cheeks, recipe, tajine
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