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Measure For Measure
Know what makes me crazy? A lot of things do actually, but close to the top of the list is a recipe that reads, “Take the juice of one lemon…” Can you imagine the difference in flavor between a salad … Continue reading
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Tagged egg, lemon, reading recipes, recipe, recipe development, recipe writing, what makes a good recipe
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I spoke too soon…
As if to proclaim me a liar-liar-pants-on-fire, the arbor vine has decided to put on one heck of a show and gift us with a bounty of grapes. If you’ll recall, just a few weeks ago I bemoaned those dried, … Continue reading
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Tagged appetizer, arbor, blue cheese, blue cheese covered grapes, grapes, grapevine, recipe, seedless grapes
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A Gift From the Heart
Every time Himself and I visit our dear pal John Remy, I go straight for his copy of Chocolate & Zucchini, Clotilde Dusoulier’s delightful Parisian cookbook. I’m drawn to it like a cat to a fish cart. I love browsing … Continue reading
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Tagged cake, Chocolate & Zucchini, Clotilde Dusoulier, cookbook, gateau, gift, Laurie Colwin, recipe
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You say paella . . . I say jambalaya . . . let’s call the whole thing yummy!
In New Orleans last week, I took a course in Creole and Cajun cooking, and I appreciate the point our instructor, Saundra, made about what happens when populations migrate to new areas with their old recipes in tow. Essentially, they … Continue reading