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Category Archives: Main dishes
Lady Fingers
When I was in New Jersey, I bought a pork belly at the Asian Market, thinking to make Shinae Robinson’s caramelized pork belly again. And I did, but what I really wanted to make today was lady fingers/okra/gumbo. That, and to … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Cooking, Food and Wine, Japanese, Main dishes, Recipes, Vegetables
Tagged asian, caramelized pork belly, cooking, courgettes noodles, food, okra, recipes, spicy, stir fry, udon noodles
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Russians
I could never understand countries like the Soviet Union who strictly regulated or prevented their citizens’ travel to other countries. Who made travel so difficult and near impossible that when Russians were allowed to exit, it was like they … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizer, Cooking, Dessert, Food and Wine, Georgian, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged blueberries, Chicken, cooking, dessert, food, food photography, garlic, Georgian, Jews, panna cotta, recipes, Russians, smoked salmon, tajine
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Size Matters
Back in the day, before Perdue and Tysons, I was always impressed with large poultry. “Look and this big ole, juicy chicken” I would triumph to my husband in grocery stores, who frankly didn’t care until it was cooked and on … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Cooking, Food and Wine, Japanese, Main dishes, Recipes, side dish, Vegetables
Tagged bok choy, cooking, cornish game hens, food, food photography, recipe, stir fry, teriyaki, turnips
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Colonel Soupe
Our neighbor Caroline gave me one of her garden pumpkins and I immediately thought of Haitian pumpkin soup, joumou. Whenever I think of joumou, I also think of Colonel Jean Claude Paul. Colonel Paul was a corrupt military strong man, heavily … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, Haitian, Main dishes, Recipes, Soup
Tagged cooking, food, food photography, Haiti, joumou, pumpkin, recipe, soup
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Arriba! Arriba!
I follow Chica Andaluza’s blog because 1) she knows how to cook and 2) she knows how to eat. Of course these are excellent reasons. So that’s why. Her latest “drool worthy” recipe is Morrete de Setas or mushrooms and … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes, side dish, Spanish
Tagged Chicken, cooking, food, food photography, mushrooms, potatoes, recipe, Spanish, tajine, tapas
15 Comments
Fresh Borlotti Bean Blizzard Soup
According to the weathermen, we are in for an historic blizzard starting tonight. The inhabitants of Boston and New York City are freaking out :D Not us! In rural Pennsylvania, we laugh in the face of blizzards; ha, ha, ha, … Continue reading
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes, Soup
Tagged beans, blizzard, borlotti, cooking, food, food photography, recipes, soup, Vegetables
36 Comments
Twice Cooked Honey Roasted Duck Legs
I’ve found an Asian supply grocery! It’s called Laos Asian Market. Very old school with vegetables, fruits, rice and noodles scattered around the floor in boxes, multiple freezers and refrigerators, shelves bursting with condiments, flours, spices, tableware, baskets, chopsticks, etc. … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes, side dish, Vegetables
Tagged bok choy, cooking, duck, eggplant, food, food photography, honey, recipe, stir fry, Vegetables
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