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Cooking the Globe: December 2010
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From One American's (former) Kuwaiti Kitchen. Wednesday, December 29, 2010. I hope everyone had a fantastic Christmas (if thats your thing.) My gifts all had a general theme - get your ass in the kitchen - but there are no complaints from me as I now have a new covered casserole, oblong baking ramekins, recipe card index, and three beautiful, saliva-inducing cookbooks for Moroccan. Sunday, December 19, 2010. In anticipation of my arrival; we compromised with meat for lunch and vegetarian for dinner. ...
Cooking the Globe: May 2011
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From One American's (former) Kuwaiti Kitchen. Sunday, May 22, 2011. All right, after several unofficial hiatuses I will now declare an official 1-month hiatus. In addition to working again (seriously, how to people have the energy to work, enjoy life AND blog about food? Once we are settled in our new place (hopefully in a month! Cooking the Globe will be back, good as new - or maybe even better! Wednesday, May 4, 2011. Pasteles - a Taste of Puerto Rico in Austin! Location: Austin, TX, USA.
Cooking the Globe: April 2011
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From One American's (former) Kuwaiti Kitchen. Monday, April 11, 2011. Barbacoa (Beef Cheek Tacos). My first experience of barbacoa was Chipotle which, despite what Steve Ells may claim, isnt exactly authentic Mexican cuisine. But who am I to complain? Hello, one barbacoa burrito, no rice, pinto beans, corn and hot salsa, extra sour cream, cheese, lettuce, hello deliciousness! Hurry into my mouth! Followed by, I really want another burrito. I whispered to myself. And I knew I wanted to eat it. Some notes:...
Cooking the Globe: Pickled Grapes!
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From One American's (former) Kuwaiti Kitchen. Tuesday, March 13, 2012. I know it's been a while - like "one year" a while - and even before I disappeared I had trouble keeping up with regular posts. What can I say? Adjusting to life back in the States was difficult, especially the whole "working and writing a cooking blog" part. And some other parts, too, but that is for another post on another day. Today, though, is about pickles, sweet, delicious pickles. I first noticed this recipe from Smitten Kitchen.
Cooking the Globe: French Peasant Beets
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From One American's (former) Kuwaiti Kitchen. Friday, March 30, 2012. A coworker of mine recently purchased a Rebel T2i, same camera I have, but chose to get the 50mm lens rather than the standard 18-55mm, the kit lens, and I have been seething ball of jealousy since seeing his first few pictures. Such clear quality in such low light! No 50mm lens yet, but Picasa has instagram-style editing now! And Merrill Stubbs, who assisted Amanda with the ENYTC. Oh yeah, these beets . . . are delicious, ...Apparentl...
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COVERING THE GLOBE: September 2010
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Musings from a Wandering Soul. Thursday, September 23, 2010. Pledge to America: Still Empty. The Huffington Post has an interesting article. Oh, also a way to explain that cutting back on Federal spending doesn't include cutting back on the defense budget or financing a ridiculous and unwinnable land war in (southwest) Asia (over one trillion dollars since 2001. Trillion with a "T"! 100 billion dollars a year. Could we try to reign that in first? Wednesday, September 22, 2010. When Did Brawny Go Hairless?
COVERING THE GLOBE: August 2010
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Musings from a Wandering Soul. Wednesday, August 25, 2010. Over the past two months I have become so much better at regularly posting (until this past week; oops) that it has made me reassess why. I even have a blog. What. Do I want to accomplish? Am I trying to attract? In other words, where. Many italicized question words can I use? Five) I am having trouble managing my life, but I am sure I can micromanage. The hell out of it! Meaning: more than just a personal journal. I hope. Back to Basics: Definin...
COVERING THE GLOBE: August 2011
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Musings from a Wandering Soul. Monday, August 29, 2011. Okay, so I know just a few weeks ago I posted in anger. About Austinites challenging me over the weather (however, I continue to stand behind what I wrote) but I must take a few moments of your time to write about the current heat wave here in Austin. Tuesday, August 16, 2011. David Sedaris has a new article. Out in the Guardian; naturally, someone is offended. Sayings. It is unnecessary and venomous. Friday, August 12, 2011. Shut the fuck up. But I...
COVERING THE GLOBE: October 2010
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Musings from a Wandering Soul. Sunday, October 31, 2010. For those in the States, midterm elections are on Tuesday, so this is my public service announcement to all eligible and registered to vote. Or not, if you so choose. It doesn't seem right to encourage others to vote when I am no, due to technical reasons (where I am even registered at this point? Is that state voting? Saturday, October 30, 2010. Basically, I am feeling full of cliches. Look at it, written there! Seeing myself write the numerical f...
COVERING THE GLOBE: April 2012
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Musings from a Wandering Soul. Thursday, April 5, 2012. Headline appeared on my Google Reader update: "Michigan Engaging in True 'Animal Genocide'." The byline reads, "The state of Michigan is only days away from engaging in what can only be called true “animal genocide” — the mass murder of ranch animals based on the color of their hair.". Because then the whole point of the story and the issue at hand is lost with notions of, "The state of Michigan is committing genocide? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
COVERING THE GLOBE: So, Rush Limbaugh Supports the Lord's Resistance Army
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Musings from a Wandering Soul. Monday, October 17, 2011. So, Rush Limbaugh Supports the Lord's Resistance Army. In a spectacular example of supreme dicketry, Rush Limbaugh openly criticized. Maybe try Google next time, Rush, before you shit out of your mouth again. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Professional job-seeker desperately searching for a path - any path, damn it! In life. Apathetically finding her way around Austin. And still lovin' Showgirls. View my complete profile. How I Occupy My Mind.
COVERING THE GLOBE: July 2010
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Musings from a Wandering Soul. Saturday, July 31, 2010. Ogling the Poor Is Never Cool. I recently read this. Article by Jina Moore. About poverty tourism, making my post. That's actually a great project - but, willingly or unwillingly, no person should be part of a zoo. Wednesday, July 28, 2010. No, I'd be content with five. I want to look good in my skinny jeans again. I sometimes take naps at 9:30 in the morning. I seriously need a job. Sunday, July 25, 2010. Exploiting Poverty Is Awesome! You can visi...
COVERING THE GLOBE: Summer Hibernation
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Musings from a Wandering Soul. Monday, August 29, 2011. Okay, so I know just a few weeks ago I posted in anger. About Austinites challenging me over the weather (however, I continue to stand behind what I wrote) but I must take a few moments of your time to write about the current heat wave here in Austin. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Professional job-seeker desperately searching for a path - any path, damn it! In life. Apathetically finding her way around Austin. And still lovin' Showgirls.
COVERING THE GLOBE: To Austinites re: the weather
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Musings from a Wandering Soul. Friday, August 12, 2011. To Austinites re: the weather. Shut the fuck up. You, dear Austinite, do not have to give me reasons why here. Is so much worse than there. For example, me: "I lived in Kuwait before Austin, so I got used to the heat." You: "Oh . . . yeah, well, there you don't have the humidity.". I don't like it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Professional job-seeker desperately searching for a path - any path, damn it! View my complete profile. Good Intentio...
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Saving money every way I know how. Beginners Guide to Couponing. Friday, July 28, 2017. Dehydrated Cinnamon Apple Fries. Dehydrated Cinnamon Apple 'Fries'. One of the many things I like to make is Cinnamon Apple Fries a wonderfully healthy and crunchy snack made by dehydrating julienne apples tossed in cinnamon. They are quick and simple to make if you have the right tools mainly a mandolin. With a julienne blade attachment and any basic food dehydrator. Toss batches of apples with cinnamon or leave plai...
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Le blog de Shane et Rudy. Tuesday, January 4, 2011. The perfect afternoon beverage. Some might refer to this beverage as a "mocktail." I, however, would rather avoid kitchiness and go with well-balanced afternoon bubbly beverage. The association with alcohol is therefore discarded and the focus is on the balance of flavors, and of course, the bubbles. The perfect afternoon beverage. 1 can lemon-lime soda. 2-4 dashes Angostura aromatic bitters. The story of the deep fryer. If it is allowed, is it ethical?
Cooking the Farm
Friday, January 10, 2014. No More Farm to cook. So its been years since I have been to my blog. I decided for a number of reason today to start a new blog and then paused and said, why bother? You have a blog! Sunday, April 4, 2010. It has been awhile since we have posted on here. After a good month of trips, family and friends visiting and the start of spring, we are back! Papaya and Avocado Green Salad. Crab-Stuffed Fillets of Flounder with Chutney-Lime Sauce. Stir-Fried Asparagus and Snow Peas. A beau...
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Cooking the Food of Love
If you've been following this blog over the few months of its lifespan so far, you may have noticed the uncomfortable pause of the last several weeks. That would be the final installment of the Chicago Restaurant Adventure, which is proving remarkably resistant to cogent analysis. I've been thinking about how to approach the subject, and have started different versions of the essay half a dozen times, only to run out of steam and delete the effort with frustrated resignation. Thanks for your patience.
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Cooking the Globe
From One American's (former) Kuwaiti Kitchen. Friday, May 10, 2013. Strawberry Pink Lady Apple Pie. Large crowds, yet reminding myself further that I was determined to take in SXSW; Spike and I rode along. We stopped at Club DeVille and as approached the door Spike admitted, you know, I am just not feeling this. I replied, hey, want to go make some pie? And that was SXSW 2013 for me. Wednesday, April 10, 2013. Single Girl Special #2: How Deep into My Fridge Can I Go? In all honesty, the majority of these...
Cooking The Globe - Exploring the world through food
German Potato Dumplings – Kartoffelkloesse. Indian Carrot Dessert – Gajar Ka Halwa. Around The World In 50 Ingredients. 30 Recipes That Use Saffron – The World’s Most Expensive Spice. Italian Mashed Potato Pie – Gattò di Patate. Fricase De Pollo – Cuban Chicken Stew. Around The World In 50 Ingredients. 24 Brilliant Papaya Recipes That Will Satisfy Every Craving. Russian Cabbage Pie is one of the best culinary creations this country can offer. Rich and buttery crust featuring…. December 16, 2017. Full of ...
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Cooking the Haitian way
Cooking the Haitian way is a blog that has been inspired from my Youtube Channel. It's about my culture, the way we cook, the way we party, and the way we give back to society. Thursday, July 13, 2017. How to make Bouillon The Haitian Way (Goat/Cabrit). Bòy- dumplings (Flour, water, and salt). Links to this post. Wednesday, August 17, 2016. The Best "All purpose Marinade" (Epis) The Haitian Way. Links to this post. Sunday, August 14, 2016. Annie's Cupcake and Treats. Links to this post. Links to this post.
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cooking the hard way
Cooking the hard way. The Museum of Forgotten Pickles. It’s been a long, long time since I’ve posted here. Since I moved to Massachusetts I’ve discovered I love gardening every bit as much as I love cooking. Maybe even more. So I’ve decided to start fresh with a new blog. It’s called The Museum of Forgotten Pickles. And it’s going to be equal parts cooking, gardening, and pickles. I hope you will join me at forgottenpickles.com. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. January 28, 2012. Meanwhile, finely ...
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Cooking the History Books
Cooking the History Books. A culinary adventure into the dishes of yesteryear. Saturday, 16 February 2013. All day breakfast (includes porridge). I've been doing more cooking and eating than writing of late. Oh well, if I manage to steal a few minutes at the computer throughout the year, I should be organised for some Christmas posts next year! 1 rasher of bacon. 1 oz rolled oats. 1/2 tsp chopped parsley. Sunday, 23 December 2012. 50s dinner - Harlequin Blancmange. Well, we're in the dead of winter, but ...
