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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Carrot Top Pesto
Normally I use carrot fronds in stocks but this is a really tasty way to use them as well. Use only the leaves for this and make sure the fronds are really fresh, like out of your garden or from … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Food, Garden, Italian, Recipes, vegetarian
Tagged condiment, dips, spreads
4 Comments
Duck and Apple Crepes
So maybe there is some left over seared duck breasts in the refrigerator and maybe the sage plant is producing giant leaves like crazy. Time for breakfast, or dinner. Go here for the crepe batter and how to make them. … Continue reading
Mint Julep
Bourbon has been on super sale at one of our favorite liquor stores and our mint plants are already beginning to take off. We think this might be our drink of the summer. But no we don’t plan to buy … Continue reading
Duck Breasts in Orange Sauce
Here is a really quick and fancy way to serve wild or farm raised duck. Juice the oranges, do not buy orange juice. Seared Duck Breasts with Orange 8 wild duck breasts or 4 farm raised some fat trimmed off … Continue reading
Salmon and Red Pepper Quiche
The sweetness of the roasted red bell peppers and the smoky salmon really elevate this quiche. As does the cream and cheese. Salmon and Red Bell Pepper Quiche 1 pie crust 8 oz smoked salmon chopped fine 1 red bell … Continue reading
Scofflaw
Here is another great way to enjoy bourbon. For those who do not know simple syrup is 1 part water and 1 part sugar brought to a boil and then cooled. Scofflaw 2 oz bourbon 1 oz dry vermouth 1/4 … Continue reading
Grit Cakes with Spicy Cheese Sauce
Here is another way to use grits. Any sauce can be poured over the cakes and they work as well as polenta with most meats. Of course a heavy cheese sauce is always a good way to go. Grit Cakes … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Breakfast, Food, Recipes, Sides, vegetarian
Tagged country, sauce, southern
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Stout Marinated Venison
Here is another way to cook venison shoulder. This marinade could also be used for a tougher cut of beef. Serve this with rice or bulgur pilaf. Use Guinness extra stout for this or any recipe. That is the version … Continue reading
Strawberry Pecan Pancakes
Strawberry season is getting close. Here is a good way to use some berries that may have been bought before they should have. For those who want a lighter cake use all white flour. Strawberry Pecan Pancakes 3/4 cup whole … Continue reading
Sunday Suppers: Easter Brunch
We thought about going out to a fancy brunch since so many restaurants in town have Easter specials, but we called for reservations to late. Instead of eating brunch on the mezzanine we’ll be eating on the patio. Now what … Continue reading
Posted in Breakfast, Food, Spirits
Tagged baking, breakfast cocktails, brunch, entertaining, holidays, roundups
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