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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Hoisin Roasted Pork Steaks
Before I get to the tender, juicy hoisin roasted pork steaks, I have something to say. Wouldn’t the world be as dull as dirt if everyone looked alike, talked alike and thought alike? Vive la difference, I say. Especially … Continue reading
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged chops, cooking, food, hoisin, pork, recipes, sesame, steak
15 Comments
Citrus Glazed Duck Fillets
This glaze was created around Rose’s lemon-lime marmalade because I’ve wanted to do something with the marmalade since I discovered it at the Intermarche. The Intermarche has the best stocked foreign food section in town, including many products from Britain, … Continue reading
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged citrus, cooking, duck, food, glaze, recipes
5 Comments
Japanese Shrimp Noodle Bowl
I woke up this morning thinking about my overloaded freezer but when I looked inside, I just couldn’t think. I had two lone chicken thighs that kept calling attention to themselves and a pound of shrimp that I’ve been eyeing for … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, Japanese, Main dishes, Recipes, Soup
Tagged Chicken, cooking, food, Japanese, noodles, recipes, Shrimp, soup
19 Comments
Petit Sale with Blond Lentils
Petit sale with lentils is a typically French dish made with sausages and cured pork meat. If I had not looked it up, I would have said it’s origin was in the Alsace region of France. You know, proximity to … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged cooking, food, French, lentils, petit sale, pork, recipes, sausage
13 Comments
Roasted Pork Sandwich with “Bottom of the Pan” Relish
A photographer, Myles New, posted a recipe in this month’s Jamie magazine for roasted pork sandwiches. Looked good. I had a small(916 grams) rolled pork loin roast in the freezer that I got on sale at Carrefour for 3 … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, English, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes, Sandwich
Tagged apples, cooking, food, pork roast, recipes, sandwich
20 Comments
Foie de Veau with Mustard Cream Sauce
It’s liver time! Jade will be so pleased when she gets home from school! I decided to make a mustard sauce to go with the calf’s liver, although we would probably have been just as satisfied with some sauteed onions … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged cooking, food, French, liver, mustard sauce, recipes, veal
20 Comments
Mirliton a la Creole
Mirliton or chayote is a wonderful, mild flavored squash that I was first introduced to in Haiti. Steamed, stuffed or mixed with spicy shrimp, mirliton is a vegetable that appeals to most. Or should. Versatile, it can be eaten alone … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, Haitian, Recipes, side dish, Vegetables
Tagged cooking, food, Haitian, mirliton, recipes, squash, Vegetables, vegetarian
10 Comments
Confit de Poulet aux Fruits Secs
My inspiration for today’s dinner comes from the website, Elle a Table http://cuisine.elle.fr/Elle-a-Table/Recettes-de-cuisine/Confit-de-poulet-aux-fruits-secs-833698 and it’s a good one. With the spices and dried fruit, it has a Moroccan-like flavor. Good thing I was in tajine mode today. So easy and … Continue reading
Cooking in Sens “Unplugged”
I’m only doing this for you Frugal http://frugalfeeding.wordpress.com/. I don’t like to participate in these kinds of interviews/sharings. However, since you mentioned, I think twice, that you know nothing about me. Here goes. I was born in Texas, raised in California … Continue reading