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Cooking With Darly: December 2011
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Darly cooks, once in a while blogs about it. Traditional British breakfasts can be a little on the heavy side, a bit like a traditional American breakfast but with the addition of fried mushrooms, fried sliced tomato, and- wait for it- baked beans. However one element of an English greasy spoon that I will at times add to my weekend breadfast is fried bread. For the faint of heart, you can toast your slice slightly first, inhibiting its ability to suck up bacon fat. It will still crisp nicely. Married to...
Cooking With Darly: May 2014
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Darly cooks, once in a while blogs about it. New Summer Staple: Thai Beef Salad. I think this will be a new summer staple at chez nous. Three slices charred but still rare flank steak, seasoned with a suggestion of ginger, hot peppers and lemongrass, its beefiness heightened with a touch of fish sauce, its richness balanced by a spritz of lime juice. THAI-STYLE MARINATED FLANK STEAK AND HERB SALAD. 1/2 cup palm sugar or brown sugar. 3 tablespoons fish sauce. 1/3 cup lime juice. 1/4 cup vegetable oil.
Cooking With Darly: March 2011
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Darly cooks, once in a while blogs about it. Sardines. Spinach. Beans. Waistline. Winter. Widening. But it's all coming off. One day. Honest. Couple of spoonfuls of yogurt for breakfast. I suppose lunch was vaguely Atkins like- not that I espouse dieting except the "eat less exercise more" kind. 1 Pre-heat broiler. Open a can of sardines packed in olive oil. Drain, reserving the oil. 5 Broil until just browned, about a minute. Add a squeeze of lemon and eat your way to thin. I also baked a loaf of focacc...
Cooking With Darly: Broccoli Stems
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Darly cooks, once in a while blogs about it. Once you peel the tough outer layer, the stem is tender and offers a mild broccoli flavor. I recently shredded some peeled stems and mixed with some shredded carrot and fennel; dressed with some basic vinaigrette it made for an intruiging slaw. But you could also dice it and add it to soups. Or cook it as part of a mire-poix. What else? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
Cooking With Darly: Blah Blah Healthy Blah Blah
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Darly cooks, once in a while blogs about it. Blah Blah Healthy Blah Blah. But veggies need something other than themselves, don't they? Further rusting revealed some homemade mayonnaise, some preserved lemon, and some caramelized onions. (For the second consecutive Sunday now I've cooked down 3 large onions into a concentrated, amalgam of sweet, oniony, goodness- great on a sandwich, wonderful finely chopped and swirled into some chili. how else can I use it? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Cooking with Dail and Zack
Cooking with Dail and Zack. Nightly meals that are cooked at the end of a work day. The recipes are simple and healthy. The food has fish, chicken, beef, pork, lamb, venison and lot's of vegetables. Most meals are high in Fiber and low in fat. Tuesday, March 9, 2010. Guest Chef Kyuhee Bussod with an Asian Cooking Demonstration. Last night Kyuhee and Gilles came over to cook together and we invited some of our spinning class to share the fruits of her labor. Kyuhee Serve Chicken Korma to Charlie Rattigan.
Cooking with Dana
Sunday, April 1, 2012. Mango and Coconut Rice Pudding. It's been a while since I've updated my blog. With the encouragement of my friend Natalie I've finally returned. This isn't a original recipe, I've adapted if from a video I saw on YouTube. It's basically a cross between a rice pudding and that sticky mango rice that you get at Thai restaurants. This recipe calls for coconut milk, if you don't have any or don't like coconut milk feel free to use regular milk. You will need for 4 serving. Sunday, Augu...
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Cooking With Dan
Exploring Dan's culinary pursuits. Tuesday, August 19, 2014. Porcini and Beef Stroganoffishy. So I found a bunch. These 3 were growing together. This guy was 5 lbs. Not me the mushroom. 1 lb flat iron (I recommend flat iron because it is very tender and very flavorful). 1 lb Porcini (cubed). 2 tbsp olive oil. Can of Beef Broth (like 2 or 3 cups). Add the flour to the skillet and stir it in. Then add the beef broth and cream and let it simmer for about 5 minutes more or until thickened. 1/2 lb crab meat.
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Cooking with Kids
I like the idea of being able to put my thoughts down as my kids grow and teach me things about the world and myself. I hope this will be the vehicle to allow me to do just that. I have never been a journal keeper before, but would like to have something to show my children when they are older so they can know how much joy and love they have brought to my life. Things Heard Around the House. View my complete profile. Saturday, June 12, 2010. Things Heard Around the House. It's Toooow mater. J. J and K an...
Cooking With Darly
Darly cooks, once in a while blogs about it. Barbecue Shrimp, New Orleans Style. Curious name, as it's cooked on a stove, not outside over charcoal. But definitely one of NOLA's signature dishes, consisting of tender, sweet shrimp cooked in a richly reduced buttery sauce. I looked at several recipes, all confirming they were mostly variants of the same thing. However I made several tweaks. Next, garlic powder? Finally: Cajun seasoning is basically salt, pepper, cayenne pepper, paprika and dried herbs, so...
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Darshu's Food Corner
Never miss a Single Recipe. Cooking is my hobby and I have started blogging about it :) check out my dishes @ http:/ www. 160;If you are interested in cooking join my online community Indian Recipes. View my complete profile. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Blogger Theme by NewBloggerThemes.com.
Darshu's Food Corner
Besan Cheela Besan Dhirde. Crispy and crunchy Besan ka Cheela The classic Indian pancake made with chickpea flour is a popular breakfast in…. Kala Masala Goda Masala. Maharashtrian Kala masala / Goda Masala is a spice blend of various whole spices that gives a unique taste to…. Jowar Chakli Jowar Murukku. Chakli is a crunchy savory snack that we usually prepare during festivals. There're a lot of variations of Chaklis like…. Gul Papdi Gud Papdi. Gulab Jamun with Khoya. Baigan Masala Bharli Vangi. Gavachi...
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Cooking With Dartha
My grandmother Dartha introduced me at a very young age to the kitchen. Some fifty years later I have decided to share what I have learned since then about the satisfying pursuit of cooking good food and serving it to friends and family. Tuesday, 9 June 2015. CEDAR PLANKED AND PEACH TERIYAKI GLAZED STEELHEAD TROUT. Finally, I got my sister and her writing partner (a.k.a. Jamie Tremain. To my house for a celebratory dinner in honour of their mystery novel The Silk Shroud. Which is soon to be published.
