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Baked Brie en Croute with strawberry jam and pecans [Food]
Here is something new I haven’t tried before. I had heard about it and even tried it at parties, but this simple dish can be dressed up in a number of ways. For my first try, I topped the brie … Continue reading
Herbed Dutch Baby with Mozzarella, Prosciutto, and Arugula [Food]
. Hearty food with an excellent presentation. Much like the other recipes I make, this one is b both quick and easy. The Dutch Baby could also be dressed in a sweet form with maple syrup and butter, jam, … Continue reading
Ciabatta Bread Pizzas [Food]
I didn’t do the garlic bread base from the recipe below as I thought it was more than I needed to do. Homemade sauce, pepperoni, provolone cheese, and arugula were the toppings here. The Ciabatta bread makes an excellent, crunchy, … Continue reading
Balsamic Braised Short Ribs [Food]
Another in my expanding home cooking repertoire. These balsamic braised short ribs float off the bone, provide a great tasting sauce, and serve well over polenta (as done here), rice, or potatoes. The oven does all the work in this … Continue reading
Chicken Riggies [Food]
I had never heard of this particular Upstate New York dish, but it seemed like a good recipe to add to our family meal rotation. Rosanne server it over a bed of broccoli to add a bit more veg and … Continue reading
Making Jamie’s Crazy Simple Fish Pie [Food]
I recently took over not just the cooking of dinner each evening, but also the menu selection. This made me look for new recipes to add variety to our evening meals. I am not a big seafood fan, but after seeing this recipe … Continue reading
Pork loin Leftovers from dinner 2 nights ago with polenta this time [Food]
Recipe from “One-Hour Comfort” by America’s Test Kitchen Find more of my photos on Instagram | Flickr | PixelFed More from my Instagram Feed Related Posts: The Hofburg, Vienna, Austria [Photography] You’ve got to have fun sometimes! – End … Continue reading
Pork Loin with Apples from last night’s Dinner [Photography]
Recipe from “One-Hour Comfort” by America’s Test Kitchen Find more of my photos on Instagram | Flickr | PixelFed More from my Instagram Feed Related Posts: Turkey Dumpling Soup from homemade stock from Thanksgiving Leftovers [Photography] You’ve got to … Continue reading
Turkey Dumpling Soup from homemade stock from Thanksgiving Leftovers [Photography]
Find more of my photos on Instagram |Flickr | PixelFed More from my Instagram Feed Related Posts: Why is there a sombrero in the crypt? – Kaisercruft Scene [Photography] Vienna Architecture – Tiled Roof [Photography] Historical Cooking Books – 74 … Continue reading
Cooking curry in the garden while the kitchen gets remodeled via TikTok [Video]
@douglaswelch Cooking curry in the garden while the kitcjen gets remodeled. #cooking #outdoors #curry #garden #home #food ♬ India – Music of India & Meditation Spa Related Posts: Our Kitchen Remodel So Far via TikTok [Video] Our brandied mulled cider … Continue reading
The Best Oil to Season a Cast Iron Pan? Grapeseed Oil. Here’s Why. | Kitchn [Shared]
The Best Oil to Season a Cast Iron Pan? Grapeseed Oil. Here’s Why. | Kitchn Whether you’re new to cast iron or a longtime fan, there’s one thing everyone always wants to know: how to season these classic pans just … Continue reading
Flames under the soup pot via Instagram
Friends had an outdoors Halloween party with a big pot of stone soup in a caldron over the fire. Follow Me On Instagram From my Instagram Feed Related Posts: An oatmeal stout (on nitro), steak and stout pie for me … Continue reading
Historical Cooking Books – 115 in a series – Mrs. Seely’s Cook Book (1902)
What might you find in these old cookbooks? What special recipes have been handed down to you? Share in the Comments! Historical Cooking Books – 115 in a series – Mrs. Seely’s Cook Book (1902) Available in PDF, Text, JPG … Continue reading
Historical Cooking Books – 114 in a series – The gardener and the cook (1913) by Lucy H. Yates
What might you find in these old cookbooks? What special recipes have been handed down to you? Share in the Comments! Historical Cooking Books – 114 in a series – The gardener and the cook (1913) by Lucy H. YatesAvailable … Continue reading
Historical Cooking Books – 113 in a series – The art of pastry making, according to the French and English methods… (1893)
What might you find in these old cookbooks? What special recipes have been handed down to you? Share in the Comments! Historical Cooking Books – 113 in a series – The art of pastry making, according to the French and … Continue reading
