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Category Archives: Recipes
Recipe: German Potato Salad (Warmer Kartoffelsalat)
The Culinary Institute of Chicago published the original version of this potato salad recipe in a book called “New World Encyclopedia of Cooking” in 1972, as well as a pamphlet of German standbys. I’ve modified it slightly for modern tastes. … Continue reading
(Pork) Belly of the Beast
I have been messing around with pork belly, which is readily available at my new local market. You can’t go wrong with this stuff. I followed David Chang’s simple method in the Momofuku Cookbook: rub it with a salt/sugar cure, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Mains, Recipes
Tagged chicarrones, David Chang, Momofuku, pork, pork belly
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Recipe: Sizzling Chicken Sisig
Sisig is a Pinoy (Filipino) bar snack made with pig parts (snout, ears etc) that are cooked on a sizzling platter, combined with peppers and onions, and eaten with beer. I ran across a quick and easy variation that uses … Continue reading
Recipe: Fried Calamari Chinese-Style
The recent hullabaloo around fake calamari made me hungry, so I resolved to work out my own make-at-home method for Chinese Salt and Pepper Squid. Here is what I came up with. Serves 4 as an appetizer, or 2 as … Continue reading
Recipe: General Tso’s Shrimp with Garlic Sauce
I wanted to reproduce the Shrimp with Garlic Sauce served at Taiwan restaurant in San Francisco’s Richmond district. This is pretty close, and probably better. Feel free to add more liquid to stretch out the delicious hot/sweet/sour gravy. Serves 3-4. … Continue reading
Recipe: Real Texas Chili
[Spoiler Alert: real Texas chili contains no beans.] Frank X. Tolbert was a columnist who worked with my father at the Dallas Morning News. Later he opened a chain of chili parlors and became a celebrity judge at chili cook-offs. … Continue reading
Recipe: Texas Schoolburgers
[UPDATE: before trying the following recipe, please check this one and see if you like it better. I used the actual preparation method from DISD and it actually works pretty well.] Along with fallout shelters and “duck and cover”, many … Continue reading
Posted in Mains, Recipes
Tagged Cold War, Dallas, DISD, duck and cover, hamburger, schoolburger
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Recipe: Magic Squares
4th of my holiday bakes, except it’s not so much a bake as an assemblage. Great to make with kids because it’s so easy. There are a couple of versions for magic squares on the EagleBrand.com website but I prefer … Continue reading
Posted in Baking and Baked Goods, Recipes, Sweets
Tagged Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, Recipe, The Fresh Loaf
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Recipe: Fennel Pollen Shortbread
Third of my 3 holiday bakes. Buttery, salty, with a complex taste from the fennel pollen. Adapted from this recipe which in turn attributes it to Kir Jensen, operator of a Portland food truck. Makes about 4 dozen shortbreads. Ingredients: 2 c … Continue reading
Posted in Baking and Baked Goods, Cooking, Recipes, Sweets
Tagged cookies, fennel, fennel pollen, sea salt, shortbread
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