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What we ate in Oregon
We spent Memorial Day week in and around the Portland area, visiting the City of Roses along with Willamette Valley and the Oregon Coast. We ate as much seafood and drank as much wine as possible. Most of our food … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Breakfast, Dessert, Dinner, Food, Restaurants, Seafood
Tagged Oregon, Portland, travel, traveling, West Coast, Willamette Valley
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Bruschetta with Wilted Arugula and Green Tomatoes
With all the rain we have gotten some of the first tomatoes have developed black spots. Instead of just tossing them on the compost pile I thought it may be a good idea to use them. As long as they … Continue reading
Rice Salad with a Greek Twist
This is an easy salad that can be made way ahead of time. It works well as a side for barbecue or fancier fare. Rice Salad 1 cup orzo 1 cup jasmine rice 2 cups chicken stock 2 cups water … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Food, Recipes, Sides, vegetarian
Tagged cold, greek, pilaf, sald, summer
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Chicken Stuffed with Bell Pepper and Feta
Chicken is one of the easiest things to stuff. Chicken Stuffed with Bell Pepper and Feta 2 chicken breasts skinned, deboned, butterflied, and pounded out to 1/4″ 1 orange bell pepper seeded and sliced in half 3 cloves garlic 3 … Continue reading
A Pilaf of a Different Grain
Millet is one of those really good for you type foods that not many people seem to know about. It works perfectly as a stuffing for meat and vegetables and is equally good as a pilaf much like bulgur. Here … Continue reading
Roasted Carrot and Bell Pepper Soup
This soup is very quick to make and perfect as a starter course or light lunch. It is also the perfect use of fresh carrots which I have buckets full of right now from the garden. Also the greens from … Continue reading
Sunday Suppers: Meat and Potatoes Redux
Meat and potatoes are always a great combination no matter the season. We hope blueberries are in season where you are. Bison Burgers on Texas Toast Katherine’s Mustard Potato Salad Barbecue Boston Baked Beans Blueberry Fold
Bourbon Peach Butter
Some of our best desserts come right before the summer harvest, when we reach into our freezer and clear out the fruit leftover from the year before. No point in having last year’s peaches in the freezer when this year’s … Continue reading
Chocolate is Your Friend
Take two thick slices of ciabatta, slather with goat cheese, top with chopped dark chocolate (an ounce of each per slice) pop in the oven at 350 until they get all gooey, about 10 minutes and viola. If you’d like, … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert, Food, Italian, Recipes, vegetarian
Tagged cheese, chocolate, ciabatta
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Pink Gin
This is a classic drink every gin lover should embrace — not literally because then you might look slovenly. Just hold with one hand. Pink Gin 4-5 dashes Angostura bitters 1 1/2 measures gin ice water Swirl bitters in the … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Recipes, Spirits
Tagged adult beverages, beverages, cocktails, drinks, entertaining, liquor, mixed drinks
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