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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Lamb Chops with Mint Yogurt Sauce
One of my favorite meats is lamb. The grass-fed lamb from New Zealand has a sweet, wild taste that sets it apart from it’s grain-fed cousins. The difference in taste and texture could be compared to the difference between, … Continue reading
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged cilantro, cooking, food, lamb, mint, recipes, sauce, yogurt
15 Comments
Tacos Carnitas with Salsa and Guacamole
Mexican pork carnitas are very easy to make. It’s just a matter of boiling pieces of pork until the water has evaporated, and then browning the pieces in the fat that has been rendered by the boiling. “Nickel”! as they … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Mexican
Tagged carnitas, cooking, food, guacamole, Mexican, pork, salsa
3 Comments
BBQ Chicken with Bacon, Corn, Hominy and Tomato Salad
Two day heat wave today and tomorrow, 97 degrees. Why is it, when it’s so hot outside, we decide to increase the heat by lighting a fire to cook our food? It’s a mystery. The bacon, corn, hominy and … Continue reading
Peach Melba Sunday
I think it was in the 60s-70s when peach melba was the epitome of dessert elegance, along with crepes suzette. We seemed to be experiencing a mini-love affair with the French. Jacques Brel English remakes were on the radio and … Continue reading
Catfish Salad Meli-Melo
I’ve discovered, you’ll like this Dave, the French equivalent of catfish; pangasius. I spotted these fillets in the fish bins of Carrefour and didn’t know what they were, but they looked good and were on sale. The Wikipedia says: “Pangasius is … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, fish, Food and Wine, French, Recipes, Salad
Tagged catfish, cooking, Fish, food, recipes, remoulade, salad, zucchini ribbons
6 Comments
Foie de Veau aux Peches
You guessed it, liver again. The French sounds so much more elegant and I can trap the liver haters into looking. Gotcha 🙂 Calf’s Liver with Peaches. This is soooo good people. Shallots and ham strips are sauteed in … Continue reading
Mushroom Ragout
Chores today(I hate that). Also I need to start preparing for our trip to the U.S. to see my darlin’ sworn in as the first USAID Mission Director for Southern Sudan. So proud! Still, one must eat. I’m going … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes, side dish
Tagged cooking, food, French, mushroom, ragout, recipes
4 Comments
Double “Egg” Benedict with Tomato Pesto
Once in Niger, we hosted a small brunch for friends. The brunch included Eggs Benedict on top of breaded eggplant rounds(English muffins were not available) with hollandaise and tomato pesto sauces, homemade breakfast sausage links, fruit salad and mimosas. … Continue reading
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged Benedict, breakfast, brunch, cooking, eggplant, Eggs, food, ham, hollandaise, pesto, recipes
4 Comments
Pork Chops and Traditional Ratatouille
I was discussing ratatouille the other day with a neighbor and she definitely had her ideas about what ratatouille was and wasn’t. Sort of like me with potato salad. Interested, I betook myself to my French cookbooks and google.fr. … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes, side dish, Vegetables
Tagged cooking, food, French, pork chops, Provence, ratatouille, recipes, Vegetables
5 Comments
Steak and Kidney Salad
Jade has been mentioning the steak and kidney pies I made in March: http://atomic-temporary-17826715.wpcomstaging.com/2011/03/14/steak-and-kidney-pie/, not because she wanted the pies again but she really liked the taste of the steak and kidney fried, before I put it into the sauce. So … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, English, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Salad
Tagged balsamic, cooking, food, Kidneys, rognons, salad, steak, vinaigrette
2 Comments