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Tag Archives: sauce
Rhubarb Compote
This is a good way to use up leftover cherries and rhubarb. Rhubarb Compote 6 cups rhubarb chopped into 1/2″ pieces 3 cups cherries halved 2 tbsp grated ginger 1 1/2 cups sugar Mix everything together in a sauce pan … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert, Food, Garden, Recipes, vegetarian
Tagged fresh, fruit, sauce, topping
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Pork Chops with Cherries
The scapes have finally arrived and this is a great way to use them. The sauce cooks very fast and the end result is fancy and tasty. If there are no scapes then a combination of green onions and garlic … 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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Braised Whole Hen
This will work well with a chicken if you do not have a hen. The leftover broth is excellent in stocks and stews. Braised Hen 4 lb whole hen cleaned, giblets separated, skinned and trussed 1 large head garlic sliced … Continue reading
A Saucy Bit of Remoulade
This is an easy sauce to make and goes great over all sorts of fish — especially leftover fried catfish — with fresh tomatoes and shredded lettuce on a whole-wheat hoagie roll. (We’re not posting the recipe for a Po’ … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Food, Recipes, Seafood
Tagged condiment, creole, fish, sandwiches, sauce, southern
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Sweet and Sour Baby Eggplant
This is a great, quick and healthy way to cook baby eggplant inspired by a recipe in Curry Easy. Do not overcook or they get gummy. Sweet and Sour Baby Eggplant 5-7 baby eggplant quartered almost to the end caps … Continue reading
Cilantro Yogurt Dipping Sauce
This is a very flavorful dipping sauce perfect with naan or roti. It is also good for vegetables, meat kabobs and just about anything else you may want to dunk in it. Fresh jalapenos can be substituted for the pickled … Continue reading