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cheap and labor-intensive food-- do you do it?
, shiitakes, etc) and pulse them in a food processor until you have slightly chunky mushroom puree. Dice some shallots and garlic and start sauteeing, add the mushroom when the onions are soft, salt, pepper and a little thyme....
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Please recommend Columbia U./Morningside Heights Area Eats
at Amsterdam and 97th for great, inexpensive Argentinian beef/meat. Well worth the wait. Don’t pass up the fries with parsley and garlic. I think this site has talked about Gabriela’s — very good Mexican at...
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Maine adventures
Come to the Bath, Brunswick area. Dinner at Back St Bistro, great wines, good wait staff also the Great Impasta with garlic knots to start. The Sea Dog across the bridge in Topsham is a great pub place. All of these in Brunswick....
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Well, how did you Thanksgiving Go?
them early and left them in to keep them warm. Just before serving I mashed w/ cream/milk, butter, roasted garlic, white pepper and salt. They were perfect. I always seem to leave something in the refrigerator and forget to serve...
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French Brunch assistance please
Leek and Potato gratin Carrot timbale Chowhound frowns on posting copyrighted recipes, but there 22 copies of this book for sale used on Amazon. As I said, it’s a great read — French cooking from the point of view of a...
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What do you serve with drinks before Thanksgiving Dinner?
and choose your toppings accordingly. 2 cans garbanzo beans drained 1 med white onion chopped 2 serrano chilies ( one for less heat) 3 large garlic cloves sliced 1 stalk celery chopped fine Saute everything in olive oil together...
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Is your Thanksgiving menu/setting formal/informal, traditional/contemporary, family/friends?
quart cold water oysters * Melt butter in large skillet. Add onion, celery, and parsley & saute until tender. Do not brown. Add salt, pepper, & poultry seasoning. * Cook over low heat, stirring for 2 minutes.Place bread cubes in...
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Favorite recipes/cookbooks - for hounds who are also maniac cooks
Agree with the Hazan assessment. A fixture at many of our meals is her totally elegant,simple chicken with lemon. And always a hit with company, too. We often serve it with a pasta w/pesto side starch. Brownie recipe in Joy of...
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No idea social was a great success
BTW, the mebrillo you brought is generally eaten with cheese. They serve it taht way at Don Chicho as well if you want to try it. Entrana is skirt steak. make sure you put chimichurri on it, which is like a pesto, oil, vinegar,...
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Reviews From Hawaii - Kauai, Poipu & Oahu, North Shore and Honolulu [Long]
Tomato Couscous Salad, Orange Sherry Vinaigrette, Lilikoi Prawn Salsa with Basil Pesto Drizzle. My Scallops were some of the best that I have had, very large, extremely fresh and flavorful. The Lemongrass and Kaffir Lime were an...
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Mar Vista Memories
The breakfast gems include the Italian Style Eggs (Scrambled Eggs with Garlic on a Toasted Pesto brushed Panini roll served with Fresh Fruit), Montenegro Style Eggs, the Banana Sauteed Pancakes. Ø Lunch items include Italian style...
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Food you eat in the privacy of your own home? (WARNING: Potentially disgusting, feel free to not open if you are squeamish)
Maybe this comes from not having a fully stocked fridge, but I like to put some butter on a tortilla, heat it in the microwave, then wrap a pickle in there and eat that... I’m also notorious for heating up cloves of garlic...
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MSP - Mid Month Update - Post a Review of places you've dined at in MARCH 2007!
at New Delhi. Garlic Naan. Jheenga Vindaloo (shrimp). Murgh Tandoori (chicken). And Palak Khumba (spinach, mushroom). Everything was well spiced and expertly prepared. So far I’m not holding up my New Year’s resolution...
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Forgotten foods.
- they have become something of a culinary favorite as far as I can see since the advent of different techniques like roasting or saute with bacon as opposed to the old boil till they stink. In terms of lost stuff, I do not see...
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Highland Kitchen ?
with diced chorizo, tomato, celery and garlic. Very good, the chorizo lending a nice smokiness to the dish and the tomatoes and celery balancing it off with some acidity and crunch. The mussels were a tad on the small size but...
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