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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Pumpkin Molasses Bread
Go ahead and bookmark this one for autumn. Or go to your pantry and find that can of pumpkin puree that’s been hiding out there since October. This bread is perfect for a stormy spring morning, as long as the … Continue reading
Asparagus Balls
These work great as tapas or a first course or snack. Dip them in hot marinara, melted cheese or spicy sour cream. I pan fried them with great success but for authentic they are technically deep fried. The recipe is … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Food, Italian, Recipes, Sides, vegetarian
Tagged asparagus, deep-fried, fried
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Sunday Suppers: Signs of Spring
We’re waiting with bated breath for our farmers markets to get in full swing. In the meantime, we can dream of meals like this. Grilled Rack of Lamb Two Ways and Polenta Asparagus with Mint and Chili Fresh Strawberry Tart
Posted in Dessert, Dinner, Food, Grilling/Smoking, Italian
Tagged fruit, grill, lamb, seasonal, side dishes
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Sauerkraut Dumplings
The dumpling dough can be filled with an assortment of different fillings, sweet or savory. They can be topped with a multitude of sauces and resemble Italian Ravioli just much thicker. For this recipe I made a simple buttermilk-yogurt sauce … Continue reading
Twice Baked Potatoes with Romano
Sometimes we think: ‘What can we possibly do with potatoes that we haven’t done before?’ The answer usually involves cheese. Twice-Baked Potatoes with Romano 4 medium Russet potatoes (about a pound) 4 tbsp butter 1/4 cup grated romano about a … Continue reading
Rum Swizzle
Ever noticed how most drinks with rum call for a few different kinds? This is no exception. The recipe below is in parts not ounces since it works best made in a large batch as punch. Add a dash of … Continue reading
Dark Chocolate Souffle
This is just a big, smooth, creamy, airy chocolate orgasm. Pardon my French. Use any two-quart straight sided 7-8″ dish, although a souffle dish does work the best. Good quality dark chocolate is not negotiable. Dark Chocolate Souffle 8 oz … Continue reading
Smoky Black Beans
Our love of red beans and rice inspired this recipe. We love cooking beans down and down and down until they become super creamy and rich. This generally takes about three hours and involves a good overnight soak. Serve these … Continue reading