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Category Archives: Recipes
Recipe: Easy Caramel Flan
Everybody’s favorite Mexican-style flan is the same recipe found on the Eagle Brand Condensed Milk website. Just be sure to have everything ready before you start with the sugar because that’s the tricky part. 8 servings. Ingredients: 3/4 c sugar 4 … Continue reading
Recipe: Turkey Wiggle
A classic family dinner recipe that takes advantage of leftover Thanksgiving turkey or turkey on sale. Turkey Wiggle was served at my grandmother’s Christmas party every year when I was young and we never grew tired of it. Original recipe, from … Continue reading
Posted in Mains, Recipes
Tagged Chicken, Christmas, Grandmother, Thanksgiving, Turkey, Wiggle
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Recipe: Schüttelbrot (Alpine Cracker Bread)
My wife brought back this intriguing and fragrant flatbread from a trip to Bavaria. It is a traditional Alpine snack that is great with cheese and charcuterie. (The elusive taste element is fenugreek, which grows wild in the Alps and … Continue reading
Posted in Baking and Baked Goods, Recipes
Tagged Alpine, cracker bread, fenugreek, German, Schüttelbrot
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Master Recipe: Beef Jerky
This is a “master” beef jerky recipe because, with all the options available, I don’t want to be overly specific. Follow these general guidelines and you will have a delicious chewable strip of meat. Ingredients: Beef round steak, 2 lbs … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Mains, Recipes
Tagged beef, jerky, nam pla, soy sauce, Worchestershire sauce
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Recipe: Country-Style Miche
A miche (pronounced “meesh”) is a rustic loaf made with high extraction flour. It’s big and hearty and gets better as it ages over several days. Great for sandwiches or just eating with some good butter. Ingredients: For the levain: … Continue reading
Posted in Baking and Baked Goods, Cooking, Recipes
Tagged bread, country style, high-extraction, High-X, Jeffrey Hamelman, King Arthur, Martin Philip, miche, rustic
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Recipe: Carnitas
The original pulled pork, without the attitude. Amazingly easy because all you need is piggy, water, salt and time. Number of servings determined by the size of the roast; allow 1/2 pound per person measured by uncooked weight. Ingredients: 1 … Continue reading
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Tagged Carnitas, Mexican, Pulled Pork, Recipe, Tex-Mex
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Recipe: Creamy Andaluz Gazpacho
If you like chunks of fresh veggies in your soup, this is the gazpacho for you. The secret is a quick pickling which helps them stay crisp. Adapted (and dramatically simplified) from a Cooks Illustrated recipe, this is a good … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes, Sides
Tagged Andalucian, Andaluz, gaspacho, gazpacho, Recipe, Spain, Spanish, tomato, tomato soup
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Recipe: Simple Spanish Gazpacho
Use this Simple Spanish Gazpacho recipe when your tomatoes are so good, you don’t want any other flavors getting in the way. Adapted from the excellent Simple Spanish Food website. It’s meant to be drunk from a glass or cup. … Continue reading
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Tagged gaspacho, gazpacho, Recipe, Spain, Spanish, tomato, tomato soup
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Recipe: Easy Kosher Pickles
These are darn close to Guss’s Kosher pickles in my opinion. All you need is cucumbers, water, salt, garlic and patience. Ingredients: A pound or more of nice pickling cucumbers Water Kosher salt or another non-iodized salt A handful of garlic … Continue reading
Posted in Condiments, Cooking, Recipes
Tagged cucumbers, Guss', kosher pickles, pickle juice, pickles
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