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Tag Archives: barbecue sauce
Topinambour with Braised Flanken Ribs
Topinambour or Jerusalem artichokes or sun chokes are a delicious alternative to potatoes. I poached this recipe idea from Jamie Oliver, although I did increase the simmering time. I purchased these beauties from an actual farmer at one of the … Continue reading →
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes, Vegetables
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Tagged American, barbecue sauce, beef ribs, braised, cooking, food, food photography, Jerusalem artichokes, recipe
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BBQ Sauced Salmon with Okra
I guess okra is not very popular in my neck of the woods because I rarely find it. But I got lucky at Wegmans’ the other day and the okra didn’t look as if it had been allowed to over mature … Continue reading →
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes
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Tagged barbecue sauce, cooking, easy, food, okra, quick, salmon
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Spareribs with German Barbecue Sauce and Market Cherry Tomatoes
Now this is what I like to see! Room service delivered up some succulent spareribs with a not too sweet barbecue sauce that included whole green peppercorns. I’ve never had that before! I’ll have to try adding peppercorns to my … Continue reading →
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes
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Tagged barbecue sauce, food, food photography, German, hotel, spareribs, Stuttgart
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Oven Barbecued Chicken with Tagliatelle Carbonara
This started out with me wanting to make some American barbecue sauce for Jacques and turned into lunch with a Jamie-like carbonara. What are you going to do? Last week, I saw a recipe on a French site that was inspired … Continue reading →
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes
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Tagged barbecue sauce, carbonara, Chicken, cooking, food, recipes, tagliatelle
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Char Sui: Chinese Barbecued Pork
One of my favorite things to prepare is Char Sui pork. Slightly charred on the outside, juicy and succulent on the inside, it can be prepared in a barbecue, smoker or an oven. My favorite is the oven method … Continue reading →
Posted in Chinese, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Sandwich
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Tagged baguette, banh mi, barbecue, barbecue sauce, Char Sui, chinese, garlic mayonnaise, pork
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8 Comments