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Tag Archives: Recipe
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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A recipe (of sorts) for Snow’s beans
After my previous post on the experience at Snow’s BBQ, I commented on my obsession with their beans. I was traveling so unable to try and replicate the recipe on my own. The smokey taste and perfect flavor balance was … Continue reading
Posted in Eating, Recipes, Sides
Tagged BBQ beans, beans, Kerry, Recipe, smoked beans, Snow's BBQ, Tone Chili Powder
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The glory of gazpacho
Gazpacho. It’s the salad that eats like a soup. The solution to a gardener’s late-summer tomato glut. And, when combined with sangria and Bloody Marys, a key component in the perfect liquid diet. Because the tastes and ingredients are familiar, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Something Else
Tagged cold soup, gaspacho, gazpacho, Recipe, Spain, Spanish, tomato, tomato soup
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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
Posted in Mains, Recipes, Something Else
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
Posted in Eating, Sides, Something Else
Tagged gaspacho, gazpacho, Recipe, Spain, Spanish, tomato, tomato soup
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