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Tag Archives: cheese
Help Tsegaye! We Need Gurage Kitfo!
Having lived most of my working life in West Africa, my arrival in Ethiopia was a pleasant, educational and interesting surprise. Of course I’d heard of Hailie Selassie and his successful heroic efforts, before the U.N. and the League of … Continue reading
Posted in African, African, Cooking, Ethiopian, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged ayib, cheese, collard greens, cooking, Ethiopian, food, gomen, Gurage, kitfo, recipe
14 Comments
Mont d’Or
Mont d’or is a rich, unctuous cheese that is heated in the oven in it’s box until melted and bubbly. Like it’s cousins, fondu and raclette, it’s eaten with baguette, cornichons, charcuterie and sometimes small, boiled potatoes. If you’d like … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese, Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes
Tagged cheese, cooking, food, French, mont d'or
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Chard, Cheese and Sausage Pie
I found this great idea for my contribution to our weekly friendship Sunday breakfast at the blog called I Breathe, I’m Hungry Unfortunately, I neglected my own advice; read the recipe but think about what your results will likely be. … Continue reading
Posted in American, Cheese, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes
Tagged breakfast, brunch, cheese, cooking, food, photography, sausage, swiss chard
3 Comments
Aubergine and Paneer Curry
Disgusted with digging in the refrigerator’s freezer bottom drawer, hunting things we remember buying but can’t find but discovering freezer burned meats, poultry and fish that we don’t remember buying but obviously did, we finally bought an upright, stand alone … Continue reading
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, Indian, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged aubergine, cheese, cooking, curry, eggplant, food, food photography, ground beef, Indian, Japanese, paneer, recipe
4 Comments
Indochine
In the early nineteenth century when the French referred to Indochine or what is now known as Southeast Asia, they were referring to Asian lands historically within the cultural influence of India. It took me a long time to find … Continue reading
Posted in Cheese, Chinese, Cooking, Food and Wine, Indian, Main dishes
Tagged black bean sauce, cheese, chinese, cooking, food, Indian, paneer
10 Comments
Easy Sunday Brunch Casserole et al
Last week my husband and I, he who took a break from being un-retired in Haiti, motored down to Boston, a city I’ve never seen, to meet with a really cool medical specialist about my “pernicious anemia.” Great trip all around! … Continue reading
Posted in American, Asian, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes, Sandwich
Tagged breakfast, brunch, casserole, char sui pork, cheese, cooking, easy, Eggs, food, food photography, recipe, sandwich, sausage
17 Comments
A Visit to the German Butcher
Whenever I start a sentence “A Visit”, I always think of a short story I read back in the day, “A Visit from the Footbinder”, by Emily Prager. I really loved that story but that has nothing to do with … Continue reading
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, German, Recipes, side dish
Tagged bacon, cheese, cooking, food, food photography, mashed potatoes, ranch dressing, recipe
20 Comments
Chez Willie and Toutoune
Whenever I think of Mexican food, I think of my mother. She wasn’t Mexican, but she could have been. I’ve only had comparable or better Mexican food at old school Mexican cafes in California where nobody speaks English and there … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Mexican, Recipes
Tagged beef, cheese, cooking, corn tortillas, enchiladas, food, food photography, France, Mexican, Mexican food, recipe, tomato gravy
11 Comments
Coals to Newcastle
Our family was invited by neighbors to share some New Year’s Eve appetizers and a glass or two of sparkling wine in celebration of the coming year. Of course I wanted to bring something to share. Caroline Romano and her … Continue reading
My Breakfast Burrito
I’m not going to claim this as the breakfast burrito of all time, no. It’s just my breakfast burrito, of this morning, of my mood and of the refrigerator. Flour tortilla, refried beans, scrambled eggs, cheese, bacon, hot salsa and a … Continue reading
Posted in American, Cooking, Food and Wine, Main dishes, Recipes, Sandwich
Tagged bacon, breakfast, burrito, cheese, cooking, Eggs, food, recipe, refried beans
23 Comments