We’re off to Sonoma! See you on Tuesday. admin April 27, 2007 Add Comment Blog News, Breakfast, Weekend Filler Edit My wife and I are off to Sonoma for a few days (see previous Dry Creek Valley post for details), so you won’t see any new posts until Tuesd... Read More
Pork Confit - Part 2: The Quintessential Charcuterie Experience admin April 26, 2007 Add Comment French Cuisine, Pork Edit In Part 1 of this recipe, as I hope you saw, we made a classic brine and soaked our pork for 48 hours to impart flavor and moisture. In par... Read More
Pork Confit - Part 1: A Fine Brine for Swine admin April 25, 2007 Add Comment French Cuisine, Pork Edit Well, as you may have read in another post a few days ago, I’m getting ready to leave for Sonoma for the Dry Creek Valley “Passport” event.... Read More
Spicy Thai-style Steak and Rice Noodle Salad – Hot and Cold, Sweet and Sour, Soft and Crisp; an adventure in culinary contrasts! admin April 24, 2007 Add Comment Appetizer, Asian Cuisine, Beef, Dressings, Pasta, Sauces, Spicy, Vegetables Edit This is my favorite Asian-style noodle salad. There are so many different flavors, temperatures and textures mingling together. I love almos... Read More
Saffron Rice with Currants and Almonds – Is this a Pilaf? Who cares? admin April 23, 2007 Add Comment Mediterranean Cuisine, Rice Edit On this busy Monday morning, I didn’t have the time or energy to go surfing around the web gathering extensive info on what makes a rice dis... Read More
Mmm..mmmm…mmmm, Rachael Ray admin April 21, 2007 Add Comment Weekend Filler Edit I like Rachael Ray. There, I said it. It’s not her cooking, or her bubbly on-air personality, or her ubiquitous EVOO, or her 30-minutes meal... Read More
Exotic Pomegranate Chicken – Hey, Nice Legs! admin April 20, 2007 Add Comment Chicken, Mediterranean Cuisine Edit Pomegranate juice makes an excellent marinade for chicken. It’s sweet, tart flavor works really well, especially with the middle-eastern spi... Read More