25 Wednesday Mar 2015
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Celery, horseradish, mayonnaise, mustard, Scallions, Shallots, Spices, yogurt
I had a couple of requests for the Creole Rémoulade Sauce mentioned in the Hush Puppy post. So without further ado…. Continue reading
14 Saturday Mar 2015
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bourbon, hibiscus, honey, mustard seeds, rhubarb, Shallots, wine vinegar
This is positively the perfect sauce for lamb. Since Easter is around the corner, wouldn’t this be a great sauce to accompany some lovely slices of rare leg of lamb or lamb chops? It is spring…maybe some asparagus, too? Continue reading
09 Monday Mar 2015
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We’re killing 2 birds with one recipe today! We’re looking at the technique of pan-roasting, which is a terrific way to prepare chicken and fish, but it works for most meats, too. Pan-roasting, to put it simply is browning the meat/fish in question in a large oven-proof pan, then sliding the pan into the oven and finishing the cooking there. And in this case, we’re going to be using the Goddess Herbes de Provence blend from the tarragon post. I love it when a plan somewhat comes together, don’t you? Continue reading
08 Sunday Mar 2015
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cream, eggs, herbs, lemon juice, lemon zest, Mushrooms, pasta, Shallots, tarragon
Thomas Jefferson (or “Tee-Jay”, his lesser known rapper name), from his travels in Europe, brought the Colonies the lovely flavor of tarragon. He was a Francophile in the largest sense; if it was French, it was good…and tarragon is very good, indeed.
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30 Sunday Nov 2014
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Sauces, in case you haven’t realized it yet, are one of my go-to, always-on-my-mind solutions for almost any meal. I was going to say “protein”, but I make dessert sauces and fruit sauces, too, but today we’re going to focus on the savory. Continue reading
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