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2006Archives for February 2006

Archives for February 2006

COOKBOOKS

by Kristin 3 Comments

So, what is your favorite cookbook? I need to know. My all-time favorite resource is The Joy of Cooking. There are days when I'm so tired I have actually forgotten how long to hard boil an egg. Or the time I was 1/2 way through an artichoke and I needed to know exactly how to get the heart out in tact I went right to JOC. What does the internal temperature of a medium-well tenderloin register? Consult JOC. But, beyond an amazing ...

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Filed Under: Journal Pages, Recipe Collection Tagged With: cookbooks, Damon Lee Fowler, Ina Garten, Joy of Cooking, Mark Bittman

The Un-Risotto

by Kristin 2 Comments

Giuliano Hazan's Risotto Finto has been on my list to try for over a month now. I chose tonight simply because I had everything in the pantry. That I had everything on hand was more luck and a generally well-stocked pantry than any kind of super planning on my part. Hazan's meals are simple and keep my family happy so I return again and again to his cookbook for inspiration. Dubbed the un-risotto, the dish calls for a rice such as ...

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Filed Under: Dinner, One Pot Wonders: Crock Pot, Soup, Chili, Stew, Recipe Collection Tagged With: cookbooks, Giuliano Hazan, Risotto

Pinocchio Pie

by Kristin 7 Comments

Pinocchio Pie

Husband has been away. He'll be home for a late super tonight, so the hot pepperoni pie will be ready for his arrival. I think I've published the recipe before but here it is: Pinocchio Pie 3/4 cup pepperoni, diced 3/4 cup muenster cheese, cubed 3/4 cup flour 2 eggs 1 c milk Place ingredients in bowl in the order given. Stir with a slotted spoon until all lumps are out (except cheese and pepperoni). Pour in buttered pie ...

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Filed Under: Cafe Favorites, Dinner, One Pot Wonders: Crock Pot, Soup, Chili, Stew, Recipe Collection Tagged With: Littles Love It, Pepperoni Pie

One Hot Tamale!

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The best part about this amazing tamale is that I didn't make it! Actually, that's not true. I would love to know how to make tamales. But, after a long week, it was very nice to simply steam the tamales, toss a salad and slip into something a bit more comfortable -- my glass of red wine, of course. The beauty of this tamale, however, is actually how it landed on my plate in the first place. After a long haitus without a housekeeper, ...

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Filed Under: Dinner, Journal Pages, Recipe Collection Tagged With: tamales

MEME

by Kristin 2 Comments

I got tagged for this meme by amamgets over at life its ownself. I'm not really sure what a meme is, except that you are supposed to answer the questions. For those of you who read this, you are supposed to answer the same questions in your own blog. So, here goes.... 1.Grab the book nearest to you, turn to page 18, and find line 4: “When the sun had set and darkness had fallen, a smoking firepot with a blazing torch appeared and ...

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Filed Under: Journal Pages, On Faith Tagged With: MEME, motherhood, random information, TMI

Tito’s Vodka Sauce with Linguine

by Kristin 1 Comment

This week’s menu selection was all over the proverbial recipe map at The Schell Café. We roamed from Hawaii to Rome with a stop at El Arroyo in between. Tuesday night I made Spicy Eggplant with Chicken from the Honolulu Junior League Cookbook Another Taste of Aloha. This was a welcomed diversion from the Provence and Tuscan inspired meals I’ve fallen into the delicious habit of preparing. The Asian flavors of ginger, soy sauce and ...

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Filed Under: Dinner, Recipe Collection, Sauces, Salsas & Dressings Tagged With: Junior League Cookbook recipes, Spicy Eggplant with Chicken, Tito's Vodka

Pre Valentine Heartbreaker

by Kristin 4 Comments

Absentmindedly, I drew a heart on my son’s snack sack for school last Friday. I must have been thinking about Valentine’s Day and how much I love him. It just happened. Below his name, I made a big heart with a silly cupid’s arrow straight through the middle. A few minutes later, he saw the sack and gave me a look of sheer horror. “No, no, no, no, no, Mom,” he pleaded. “I can’t have a heart on my sack.” I immediately saw the ...

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Filed Under: Journal Pages, On Faith Tagged With: motherhood, The Littles, Valentine's Day

Mis en Place & Pistachio Butter

by Kristin 3 Comments

I learned from my query this week that my friend amamgets' quirky kitchen ritual is having everything perfectly in place, arranged like a photo shoot before she actual begins cooking. Amamgets is an amazing cook as well as a serious photographer, so her mis en place fetish is really just good time management. She can take a few photos, cook dinner and call it a day. I also learned from several uberbloggers, most notably The Amateur ...

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Filed Under: Dinner, Journal Pages, Recipe Collection, Sauces, Salsas & Dressings Tagged With: cookbooks, food photography, Junior League Cookbook recipes, pistachio butter, salmon steaks

A la Carte: Brussels Sprouts, Ratatouille & Kombucha

by Kristin 2 Comments

  Serving Up Memories. Last night DS appeared to have the stomach bug DD caught earlier this week. But after a late night of laundry for me, the morning dawned with no further symptoms for him. Only DS was super disappointed as it was the kindergarten fieldtrip day to the Inner Space Caverns. As a consolation I took us to Nau's Pharmacy for lunch. Nau's still serves up burgers like it has since 1951 and the kids just love ...

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Filed Under: Dinner, One Pot Wonders: Crock Pot, Soup, Chili, Stew, Recipe Collection Tagged With: brussels sprouts, kombucha, ratatouille, Whole Foods

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