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American cheese All-Stars | the roots of taste
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The roots of taste. October 8, 2011. Tags: American Cheese Month. To scope out the stars of the American cheese scene, find shops or restaurants holding cheese tastings in your area this month. Here’s a case study:. At the Scardello Artisan Cheese shop. In the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, owner Rich Rogers held a 10 for $10 American Cheese Celebration today, where customers paid $10 to sample a selection of what he considers the 10 best American-produced cheeses now. What counts as best for Rich?
Pomegranates without the fuss | the roots of taste
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The roots of taste. Pomegranates without the fuss. January 8, 2012. Plucking the fleshy seeds from a pomegranate can leave you looking like you toured a slaughterhouse. Crimson juice spurts in every direction as you pry the kernels apart, surgically dismantling the fruit’s honeycomb structure. A simple dish a salad topped with persimmon slices and pomegranate seeds can turn into a forty-five minute project. This can feel like more trouble than it’s worth. A new method I just learned changed all of that.
No-name cheese | the roots of taste
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The roots of taste. October 10, 2011. Yesterday, I tasted a cheese that doesn’t yet have a name. I was visiting Dave Eagle at his Eagle Mountain Farmhouse Cheese. Shop in Granbury, TX. The cheese was one of those experiments, Dave said. He called over his son, Matt, who was washing the Dutch molds in which they make their Gouda and Trappist cheeses. Where are those basket-cheese experiments? He asked. Can you get one out? Anne Jones of Latte Da Dairy. Told us a similar story that morning as we chatted to...
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Made with Optimism: September 2010
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010. Little sis's famous hashbrowns. These are little sis's specialty. (Could you tell by the title? Good I'm proud of you). They are simple, relatively quick, and absolutely delicious. She takes hers straight, and usually about the size of a dinner plate. The rest of us like to top them with over-easy eggs and avocado (my favorite), or sour cream, salsa, barbecue sauce, or ketchup. Take this tasty platform and build to wherever your imagination takes you. While the pan is heati...
Made with Optimism: garlicky hummus and hot flatbread
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Sunday, October 9, 2011. Garlicky hummus and hot flatbread. My friend, Miz Agatha (if you understand that joke, good for you; next time my coffee machine breaks, I guess I'm calling her), is the lady of hummus. She's talented at a great many things, including making me laugh out loud, but hummus is one of her masteries. She brought this to a party and I demanded the recipe with love and awe. She informed me there wasn't one. As well as healthier). 29 oz chickpeas/garbanzo beans, drained. 1/2 C olive oil.
Made with Optimism: October 2010
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010. Bite-size pecan pies in a cream cheese crust. These pecan pies, baked in mini muffin cups, are called "tassies." Tassie. Is a Scottish word for cup, which I suppose has something to do with the size or shape of these. Pecan tassies are supposedly a French/American creation, possibly stemming from some mashing of cultures down in New Orleans, but no one's really sure. I think these were the favorite dessert at Mum's 50th. (Yes, there were three. Pastry cook by Catherine Atkinson.
Made with Optimism: December 2010
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Thursday, December 16, 2010. Named Silvia, who is the mother of a good friend of mine, taught me how to make pupusas in high school. On a sunny afternoon, we gathered in her kitchen and she taught us how to make the masa. Dough, how to pat our pupusas, how to cook them and then, at her backyard table, how to eat them piled high with curtido. Washing bites down with cool, sweet horchata. Is a savory pancake made of fine ground masa. And roasted some vegetables. 4 C masa harina. This will be in the baking ...
Made with Optimism: beet raviolis with garlic, tomatoes, and spinach
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Thursday, October 6, 2011. Beet raviolis with garlic, tomatoes, and spinach. I love beets. I've said it before. I'll surely repeat it in the future. They're awesome, you see, with their earthy flavor, affinity for goat cheese, and brilliant color that makes your cutting board look like you've murdered something on it. Ravioli are a great use for these, because the purple color shows through the dough and that's rather fun. Also, well, they're delicious. 2 cups all-purpose flour. 3 tablespoons olive oil.
Made with Optimism: January 2011
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Sunday, January 23, 2011. Eclairs with creme patisserie filling, topped with chocolate. About three people came up to me while I was making this (and one person called and asked me later) how eclairs become hollow. This confirms my suspicion that pate a choux. This is an eclair that's been bitten into. This is also my roommate's thumb nail, which has Totoro on it. Isn't that about sixteen different kinds of exciting? The pate a choux. From Catherine Atkinson's pastry cook. Some people slit the puffs open...
Made with Optimism: May 2011
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Thursday, May 19, 2011. This I made back in Christmastime, though, for Mum, who is a huge orange marmalade fan. As a child, I never liked it, but after this I think I've been converted to its golden, sticky, bittersweet ways. Marmalade comes from Greek quince jam (which was subsequently adopted by the Romans), called "marmelo." This means honey-fruit, as the quince was too bitter to be made into jam without honey. Zest and juice of one lemon. 2 C orange juice. 3 pounds plus 12 oz sugar. Put into a large ...
Made with Optimism: blueberry and cinnamon muffins
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Friday, September 30, 2011. Blueberry and cinnamon muffins. Again, this is from Alton Brown's "Old School" Muffins. It's such a lovely recipe; the muffins are soft, sweet, moist, and have a thick crumb suitable for a big breakfast muffin. Largely I think it's the yogurt's fault. These were filled with blueberries donated by my apartment-mate the Barefoot Zombie. The extra cinnamon was then added in her honor, because she is a cinnamon fiend. Adapted from Alton Brown's "Old-School Muffins". 2 1/2 C flour.
Made with Optimism: October 2011
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Sunday, October 9, 2011. Garlicky hummus and hot flatbread. My friend, Miz Agatha (if you understand that joke, good for you; next time my coffee machine breaks, I guess I'm calling her), is the lady of hummus. She's talented at a great many things, including making me laugh out loud, but hummus is one of her masteries. She brought this to a party and I demanded the recipe with love and awe. She informed me there wasn't one. As well as healthier). 29 oz chickpeas/garbanzo beans, drained. 1/2 C olive oil.
Made with Optimism: April 2011
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011. An orange marmalade recipe should be coming soon. Because it was delicious. Http:/ www.joyofbaking.com/scones.html. 2 tsp baking powder. 1/3 C cold salted butter. 1/2 C milk (I use nonfat, but you can go up to cream if you want). Mix the flour, sugar, and baking powder in a medium bowl. Slice up the cold. You can also use a pastry cutter for the above step, but I don't own one. In a small separate bowl, beat together the egg, vanilla and milk with a fork. Serve warm or cold (but ...
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The roots of taste. Pomegranates without the fuss. January 8, 2012. Plucking the fleshy seeds from a pomegranate can leave you looking like you toured a slaughterhouse. Crimson juice spurts in every direction as you pry the kernels apart, surgically dismantling the fruit’s honeycomb structure. A simple dish a salad topped with persimmon slices and pomegranate seeds can turn into a forty-five minute project. This can feel like more trouble than it’s worth. A new method I just learned changed all of that.
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