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New York Top 10. Vickys Email Hall Of Fame. Wine of the Week. Archive by category Recipes. Mustard Glaze Duck Breast. July 24, 2009. 1 onion, sliced. 1/3 cup of dijon mustard. 3 tbs of white wine vinegar. 2 tbs of extra virgin olive oil. 1 tbs of garlic powder. Preheat Oven to 400 degrees. Duck out of the oven. Mustard duck with garlicy spinach. New York Top 10. Vickys Email Hall Of Fame. Wine of the Week. Gina’s Cookie Creations. One Identity Too Many. Middot; Powered by WordPress. Middot; Log in.
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New York Top 10. Vickys Email Hall Of Fame. Wine of the Week. Archive by category Recipes. May 6, 2009. My husband isn’t one for soda so we rarely have it in the house. He does love iced tea and lemonade so I usually mix him up an Arnold Palmer using the below lemonade recipe and some San Benedetto Lemon Iced Tea. Its a fantastic mix. Enjoy! 1/4 cup Rose’s Sweetened Lime Juice. 3/4 cup of sugar. 1 dash of Fee Brothers orange or rhubarb bitters. Mason jars make everything look delicious and homemade!
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syllabub: words on food: An Egg
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Syllabub: words on food. Tuesday, March 11, 2008. We’ve cracked the code! Like a smashed egg, there’s no use in trying to pack a cracked code up again. I’m not sure if my mother was more attached to the idea of remnant royalty, or to the possibility of passing as that remnant. The woman who called herself Grand Duchess Anastasia was finally revealed to be a Polish factory worker: a posthumous DNA test betrayed the secrets of her bones. She was a peasant who tried on the crown. Green Eggs and Ham. When I ...
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syllabub: words on food: Bitter Orange
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Syllabub: words on food. Wednesday, November 07, 2007. The third thing was the tree. No-one, she asked, should ever take an axe to her orange tree. From years of discipline, of Marcel and Water Waving, of Hand Moulding and Skin Bleaching, she had saved money for a trip to Jamaica. A hope to have faced the worst before the day begins? Or is it a philosophical affection for astringency? Oh the rose of keenest thorn! One hidden summer morn. Under the rose I was born. I do not guess his name. When I was born.
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syllabub: words on food: Oysters
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Syllabub: words on food. Friday, December 01, 2006. This is a curiously cosmopolitan end for an oyster, which otherwise lives its entire life anchored to one spot in the ocean. Is it because each oyster is housed in its own, hinged suitcase that they are suggestive of the portable? Harvest of the Cold Months. The Oysters of Locmariaquer. There is a shock of freshness to it and intimations of the ages of man, some piercing intuition of the sea and all its weeds and breezes. The oyster has also sifted the ...
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syllabub: words on food: Hot Cross Buns
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Syllabub: words on food. Wednesday, April 11, 2007. Could prove so out of reach that I could be ridiculed for wanting it? I liked how happy they were to give away the goods of others, and I persuaded B and our nieces (who’d lurked around a corner while I did my importuning) to pile into the car and set off for the address deep, deep in South Philly that my neighbour-bakers had given me. And indeed, the next day I produced a spirit-lifting double batch of the soft, fragrant buns. SYLLABUS: HOT CROSS BUNS.
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syllabub: words on food: September 2006
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Syllabub: words on food. Friday, September 15, 2006. And if dinosaurs pooped them out, the association of the avocado pear with the nether regions has only continued. The English word avocado is a corruption of a Nahuatl word, ahuacatl, meaning Testicle Tree. Which is where my almost-forgotten addition of pear to avocado comes roaring back; pears in general enjoy this saucy equivalency. The Merchant’s Tale, one of Chaucer’s. Features some very impressive pear tree swyving. SYMBOLISM of the pear.
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syllabub: words on food: August 2006
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Syllabub: words on food. Tuesday, August 29, 2006. Danny Champion of the World. Was the promise that wild meat was not only plentiful, but legally his who killed it. Thus the chapter-long description in James Fenimore Cooper’s. I will shower venison steaks upon them! Than a tender moment in. Condiments are one thing, but then there was the question of the bun. A burger needs a good one. And it was within the bun that the mystical limit the point of obsession - lurked. A bun must yield to its ...But the k...
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syllabub: words on food: Fruitcake
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Syllabub: words on food. Tuesday, January 15, 2008. Clearly bored by this quest for three seconds of nomadic wisdom, no one answered. Then a young freeman, a dreadlocked girl, leaned close in to the microphone and said, flat as a penny, Cake. Surrender to the needle. And the fruitcake yielded, too, or perhaps it yielded on my behalf accepting the slow slide of the long needle without sting, without complaint. Stood gamely in for grandma, providing the other. Corpse baked it herself. 1kg total weight of d...
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syllabub: words on food: Brandy Snaps
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Syllabub: words on food. Saturday, August 02, 2008. The Brandy Snap is tubular, but if you drape the warm rounds over a mould such as a drinking glass, or even (as I once did) a can of baked beans, they make excellent baskets for filling with ice-cream. The Complete Biscuit and Gingerbread Baker’s Assistant. A charming little book furnished with an equally charming subtitle:. Theodore Francis Garrett, writing a little later in 1898 in his 12 volume. Encyclopedia of Practical Cookery. A sibyl, that had nu...