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Category Archives: Recipes
Recipe: Scrapple Croutons
These morsels marry the crunch of a crouton with the porky unctuousness of bacon—what’s not to like? Scrapple is very delicate until it reaches its final cooked state, however, so follow the instructions carefully. ½ pound of scrapple will produce … Continue reading
Recipe: Kale Caesar Salad with Creamy Dressing
Here’s a creamy Caesar dressing without eggs or mayo that can sit on the picnic table without turning into a petri dish. Toss with some sturdy kale for a salad that’s actually better if you prep it an hour or … Continue reading
Recipe: The Colonel’s KFC Three-Bean Salad
I miss the KFC three-bean salad they used to serve at the Colonel’s. Luckily, this recipe is a dead ringer. Makes enough for a tailgate party, about 16 servings. Ingredients: 15.5-oz can kidney beans 15.5-oz can green beans (cross cut … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes, Sides
Tagged Colonel Sanders, copycat, Kentucky Fried Chicken, KFC, The Colonel
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Recipe: Vietnamese Pickled Daikon (Do Chua)
This is the crunchy condiment found in bahn mi. It’s supposed to be an equal amount of carrots and radish, but carrots are hard to shred so I use just enough for color. Can also be eaten as a slaw. … Continue reading
Recipe: Baked Beans from Scratch
It isn’t hard to make a pot of classic sweet-and-sour baked beans starting from dried beans. This is a base recipe which you might make once, then fine-tune to your preferences on future renditions. Serves 8-12. Ingredients: 1 lb dried … Continue reading
Recipe: Brussels Sprouts with Vinegar
My late father-in-law loved brussels sprouts with vinegar. He’d probably consider the addition of anchovies a nutty stunt, but the flavors go very well together. Serves 4. Ingredients: 1 lb. brussels sprouts 1 T bacon fat 2 salted anchovy fillets … Continue reading
Recipe: Holiday Sourdough with Figs and Hazelnuts
This is a nice bread to serve and give around the holidays—it’s not overly sweet so you can eat it with cheese as well as with butter and jam. Adapted from the non-sourdough recipe in Hamelman’s Bread. Makes two large … Continue reading
Posted in Baking and Baked Goods, Recipes
Tagged bread, Christmas, Hamelman, holiday
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Recipe: Dark Chocolate Biscotti with Chipotle Chili
First of my 3 holiday bakes. Dark Chocolate Biscotti is adapted from davidg618’s recipe which appeared on the wonderful baker blog, The Fresh Loaf. Ingredients: 1/2 c (one stick) unsalted butter, softened 2/3 c sugar 2 eggs, lightly beaten 1/4 … Continue reading
Posted in Baking and Baked Goods, Cooking, Recipes, Sweets
Tagged biscotti, chipotle, chocolate, cocoa, The Fresh Loaf
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Recipe: Chicken with 47 Cloves of Garlic
This is kind of like stone soup: a gimmick is used to produce a solid basic dish. I prefer Martha Stewart’s approach in which the chicken is cooked at high heat throughout. Serves 4-6. Ingredients: 1 large healthy chicken 47 … Continue reading
Recipe: Pita for Jerusalem
Ottolenghi’s wonderful Jerusalem: A Cookbook contains lots of recipes for things to go with pita bread, but oddly enough there is no pita bread recipe. If you don’t have ready access to pita bread, or you just want to make … Continue reading
Posted in Baking and Baked Goods, Recipes
Tagged Jerusalem, Ottolenghi, pita, pita bread
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