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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks: October 2011
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks. Monday, October 31, 2011. Kale is one of my favorite vegetables, it's unbelievably tasty and at the same time you get to feel great about eating it. I'll admit, for a long time I was stuck in a leafy green rut. I felt like I had two options: spring green salads or sautéed kale/chard/collard greens. But then, someone shocked me with a new culinary delight! A raw kale salad. Raw kale? You can DO that? 2 small bunches of kale, stems removed, washed and coarsely cut. My go...
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks: Three Mushroom and Paprika Soup
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks. Sunday, January 22, 2012. Three Mushroom and Paprika Soup. I had a fantastic time catching up with Lisa, talking about books, nerdery, cutlery and how ridiculously delicious and perfectly carbonated La Croix Coconut sparkling water is. Don't believe me? Just try it. It is the perfect way to use fresh summer flavors to get rid of the mid-winter blahs. (Delicious plain, but also one heck of a drink mixer! 1 medium onion, minced. 3 cloves garlic, diced. 1/4 cup red wine.
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks: December 2011
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks. Monday, December 12, 2011. I know, I know. this is already (! A bit of a divergence from my vegetable side dish fest. But I swear to you there is a reason! You see, winter is also pomegranate season, and despite the massive amount of work required and propensity to staining your favorite sweater (or your sister's. sorry Elizabeth! 1 cup couscous, cooked and fluffed. 1 Tbsp olive oil. Juice of 1/2 lemon. Salt and pepper to taste. Seeds from 1 pomegranate. Poor carrots, ...
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks: Broccoli Romanesco Risotto with Shrimp
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks. Monday, February 27, 2012. Broccoli Romanesco Risotto with Shrimp. Have you ever found yourself walking through a store and all of a sudden you spot something so crazy and fabulous that you just have to buy it and bring it home? I brought this lovely head of half cauliflower/half broccoli home and contemplated what to do with it. Eat it raw? Meh, not good enough. Roast it like cauliflower with some curry? Have you had enough of my Broccoli Romanesco glamour shots yet?
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks: January 2012
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks. Sunday, January 22, 2012. Three Mushroom and Paprika Soup. I had a fantastic time catching up with Lisa, talking about books, nerdery, cutlery and how ridiculously delicious and perfectly carbonated La Croix Coconut sparkling water is. Don't believe me? Just try it. It is the perfect way to use fresh summer flavors to get rid of the mid-winter blahs. (Delicious plain, but also one heck of a drink mixer! 1 medium onion, minced. 3 cloves garlic, diced. 1/4 cup red wine.
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks: Chicken Saltimbocca
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks. Saturday, January 14, 2012. I'm not ready to admit that winter is here. Granted, this year it has been a long time coming. Summer held on long past its expiration date, and then the mild far weather lasted far longer than I had any right to expect it to. I mean, 50 degrees in January? But now it is snowing, and we've gone from record setting high temperatures back to somewhere in the single digits. sigh. 2 chicken breasts, boneless and skinless. Extra virgin olive oil.
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks: February 2012
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks. Monday, February 27, 2012. Broccoli Romanesco Risotto with Shrimp. Have you ever found yourself walking through a store and all of a sudden you spot something so crazy and fabulous that you just have to buy it and bring it home? I brought this lovely head of half cauliflower/half broccoli home and contemplated what to do with it. Eat it raw? Meh, not good enough. Roast it like cauliflower with some curry? Have you had enough of my Broccoli Romanesco glamour shots yet?
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks: Salad with Prosciutto and Gorgonzola
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks. Thursday, January 19, 2012. Salad with Prosciutto and Gorgonzola. I should add more, shouldn't I? Or "pass the gorgonzola, I'll just add the rest of the container. I wasn't going to do anything with the leftovers anyway.". So as you're putting this together in your own kitchen, keep that in mind, and remember that you can add as much (or as little, but where's the fun in that? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Three Mushroom and Paprika Soup.
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks: Maple Cayenne Glazed Carrots
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Colloquial Cuisine: Food for Folks. Sunday, December 11, 2011. Maple Cayenne Glazed Carrots. Poor carrots, often written off as unwelcome at the dinner table due to their prevalence in sub-par steamed vegetable mixes. Their only other appearances are as a part of veggie trays served up with ranch dip. Ish. We can do so much better! Here is a spin on the classic sweet glazed carrots that Christopher and I put together for Thanksgiving dinner this year. We were craving sweet and spicy, and this delivers.