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Category Archives: Eating
The Trader Joe’s peanut butter diet
It was the dread Dr. Ludwig who got me hooked on Trader Joe’s Peanut Butter. It’s a key component of the Ultimate Protein Smoothie (my version adds forbidden fruit in the form of a ripe banana) and he advises you to … Continue reading
Recipe: Giardiniera
Our giardiniera recipe has a perfect balance of tart/salty/a bit of sweet, so please do not change the ratios of vinegar, sugar and salt unless you want to experiment. We were inspired by some aggressive giardiniera at Palm City Wines … Continue reading
Misen knife sharpening service
Misen provides a free knife sharpening service for US customers: you pay the postage both ways (a reasonable $14 for 3-Day Priority) and they will sharpen the knife at no charge. You can send multiple knives in the same package, … Continue reading
Ugly giardiniera
David Chang’s Ugly Delicious series on Netflix was about foods from a variety of cultures that are enjoyed for taste, not looks…. a poke in the eye to the Instagram crowd. We will put our current giardiniera explorations in that … Continue reading
Recipe: Roasted Red Peppers Marinated with Artichoke Hearts
Roasted Red Peppers Marinated with Artichoke Hearts was a happy accident. We roast and marinate red peppers whenever they’re on sale; this time we had extra dressing and found a can of artichoke hearts in the pantry. The artichokes have … Continue reading
Memories in a Sierra cup
I recently ran across the Sierra cups I used to take on backpacking trips in California’s Sierra Nevada. During the 1980s, when I lived in Los Angeles, my friend Bob and I went to the mountains maybe 3 times a … Continue reading
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How to cook and eat tongue.
I was at the Honest Weight Co-op in Albany and ran into my Yelp friend Louise G. She was eager to show me the offal that had just come in… isn’t it great to have friends like that? A cute … Continue reading
Allan Benton loves his ramps.
We get to share 10 articles a month at no cost with our New York Times subscription, so please enjoy this one in which the “King of Appalachian Smoked Pork” takes a reporter into the back country where they forage … Continue reading
Back to Ethiopia and injera
We last made injera, the funky Ethiopian flatbread, about 2 years ago so it was time for a refresh. Our ersho (starter) was still functional thanks to a layer of non-chlorinated water on the top (teff flour doesn’t mix with … Continue reading
Food for thought: 2nd Easy Gourmet Cookbook
“All these recipes are useful—which cannot be said for much of what appears in print. Cookbooks are useful mainly to spur the brain, by reminding a cook that she hasn’t served veal in a long time.” You and I might … Continue reading