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Very helpful tips on keeping fresh herbs. We grow them in the summer, but I have yet to dry them or overwinter them (although my parsley did survive the mild winter without any help from me!).
I have also tossed a bunch of cilantro in the freezer. It's best to use it in cooked food, not as a garnish, but the flavor is still there.
Grilled Chicken Souvlaki and Tzatziki
The foundation of a great kitchen is the tools and supplies on hand. This includes knives, pots and pans, and condiments--salt, pepper, garlic, ginger, ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise--the basic ingredients you use regularly. This includes, of course, herbs and spices. ...
Looks good! I make a mean Hot-and-Sour Soup at home from a recipe I got from a library Chinese cookbook. We like it much better than the restaurant versions we've had. It's not hard, either, although I'm willing to keep tofu, dried mushrooms, and sherry on hand for it.
General Tso's Chicken -- Weight-Watchers' recipe
I've always judged a Chinese restaurant by two things: its Hot-Sour soup and its General Tso Chicken. These are, to me to two critical dishes a restaurant has to get right--to my taste buds--to get me to come back. Tough standards, but it's my money after all, and if I ...
oh yes, this is our favorite too! I made it into a recipe on my blog - I call it winter cabbage salad. My kids both love it too!
slaw! (with magic sauce)
I have been on a big slaw kick. I was so burnt out on my regular salads which are usually spinach, and needed something different and crunchier. I came late to slaws because I had such a strong aversion to mayonnaise as a child, and even now unless it's flavored, it still creeps me out. I had ...
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