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Looks so good - I'm so with you on mama's meatballs, not a super fancy sort with all sorts of non-traditional meatball ingredients. My favorite spaghetti and meatballs recipe is very similar to yours (minus the raisins and pinenuts, which you've left out anyway). I soak my breadcrumbs in whole milk (I recommend you try this next time!) and usually do half pork/half beef. Everyone's face lights up when it's spaghetti and meatball night - so homey and just happy.
Spaghetti and Meatballs
There are certain dishes everyone should know how to make; Spaghetti & Meatballs
I'm absolutely obsessed with roasting fruits this summer, just did a load of slow roasted cherries and strawberries with vanilla and can't wait to eat them with cheesecake. This is such great idea so I will be "borrowing" from you and Deanie too.
Cheesecake baked in little jars with roasted nectarines
Here's an easy, delicious and totally adorable dessert to do this weekend, fromage blanc cheesecake, baked into cute little jars. You can make it even more lovely by topping with roasted fruits, in this case I use tangy sweet nectarines scented with lemon verbena. Nothing stops you from mak...
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I've met many stages, and was once one myself. Many are so dedicated to food and do anything to work with the best chefs. They usually don't get paid and often can't afford to eat the amazing foods they help produce. I was posting on Noma last night while watching coverage on Chile and felt kind of weird gushing about my meal when so many had lost family members and homes. Sometimes my food obsessions seem so insignificant, but what's important and what makes you happy changes as your circumstances change. I think this is a great idea for the stages - as a cook losing your best knife is devastating, especially when you don't have the cash to replace it.
Lend a hand to chefs of tomorrow
Stagiaires are young, often unpaid cooks-in-training. Those working at Mugaritz lost their valuable knives in the devastating fire recently. Replacing their costly tools of the trade will be difficult for these young cooks, yet not having them is not an option. Their plight is surely insig...
Your kitty cat has refined tastes!
The one about salade aux fines herbes and the veggie thief
This was supposed to be a simple post about how to make salade aux fines herbes, the basic French salad with mixed herb dressing. It really is simple, just a basic vinaigrette with a mix of chopped parsley, chervil, chives, and tarragon - about equal amount except for a tiny bit less of the...
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Your friend and my husband. I've been trying this we should eat less meat campaign and its just makes him want more! That steak looks amazing...your sweet, smoky meat description make me want to fire up the grill right now...except it pouring rain here in London right now.
Soy-Glazed Flank Steak
Martha Stewart Living (May 2009) A couple nights ago, our friend Drew was giving us grief about our recent string of posts. "I went on there to find something to cook for dinner, and all you had was cocktails and, like, desserts. Y'all need a STEAK." We balked, but we couldn't really disagree...
These guys are lovin' what they are eatin'. I want some.
Jazz Fest Love
I'm thinking of what wonderful foods you'll have experienced! And perfect weather in California for the event!
Pebble Beach Food & Wine, see you this weekend?
I'm going to be here this weekend. See you there?
What will your cookbook be called? When is it coming out? Where can I get it? Your little wooden tongs and cookie jar is so perfect. I'll have to steal that idea for party favors when I host dinner parties!
Dark Chocolate Hazelnut Bites
I've got a soft spot in my heart for first cookbooks. It's not because my own first book is coming out later this year, ok -not just because of that- but I love the earnest and unabashed enthusiasm that every writer put into their first project. Cookbooks that come later in their career ma...
Lovely pics. Pie Ranch does such good work...any yummy pies eaten at the barn dance? I guess it is a few months to early for berry pies...
Pie Ranch barn dance
No. But I'm going to his blog now to see if I can get it. Thanks for the tip!
Chocolate-caramel shortbread sandwiches
I've been in a bit of a mad search for the perfect sablé recipe. I'm completely obsessed with the sandy French butter cookies from the north of France. The best ones I've had came from a tiny bakery called Grain de Vanille in a little town named Cancale on the rugged Brittany coast. That-l...
I have similar memories with my mother and grandmother about crabs. Your newspapers reminded me of how we ate them. My mother covered the kitchen floor with newspapers and we sat right on the floor, picking, chewing, and spitting crab wherever we pleased as soon as they came out of the pot.
Crab feast and Thai seafood sauce
It took me a good long while before I got over my silly fear and tried dungeness crabs. No, no I wasn't afraid of eating crabs. I spent every summer of my childhood in Hua Hin on a diet composed almost entirely of crabs and prawns - in fact I'm rather surprised I haven't developed an exoske...
I've just died and gone to heaven. Salted Caramel is my favorite and with choc ganache on a sable? Stop it!
You are onto something here...
My favorite form of Salted Caramel are the CBS carmels, but its to Paris for those...my second favorite form of Salted Caramel is in the ice cream form...maybe I'll smash up some sable, fold it into the ice cream and have it as the filling for a chocolate cookie IC sandwich.
Chocolate-caramel shortbread sandwiches
I've been in a bit of a mad search for the perfect sablé recipe. I'm completely obsessed with the sandy French butter cookies from the north of France. The best ones I've had came from a tiny bakery called Grain de Vanille in a little town named Cancale on the rugged Brittany coast. That-l...
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