Tag Archives: balsamic
Quick Post | He’s Got Legs
…Later, I placed the legs in a large casserole, spooning the remaining sauce on top, and placed them in a preheated oven. Meanwhile, I emptied a can of black beans into a small pot, adding some liquid smoke (available in most supermarkets), worchestshire sauce, soy sauce, sriracha sauce, brown sugar, salt and pepper, stirring them on low heat while preparing white rice…. [cont.]
First Friday Spring Morning
…Most often you’ll find a sharp and/or spicy cheese accompanying roast beef; I find that it sometimes overwhelms the taste of everything else, most criminally, the beef. The brie was nice, smooth, and all “melty”, with its milder flavor, which let the red peppers and scallions showcase its natural robustness, and allowing the roast beef to be the star of the sandwich with both its flavors and texture. The only seasoning throughout was salt and fresh-cracked pepper…. [cont.]
A Self-Serving Meal
…I then threw the sausage back in and deglazed the bottom of the pan with 3/4 cup of balsamic vinegar, then poured in 3 cups of chicken broth. I tossed in some chopped tomatoes, chopped scallions, and some basil, tarragon, and rosemary, first bringing the liquid to a boil, then reducing the heat to a medium low…. [Full post]
Quick Post | Morning Glory
…So I stirred some ginger, nutmeg, and cinnamon into some pancake batter, then strained the raspberries, and lightly puréed them with some honey and lemon juice, to use a drizzle…. [cont.]
Top o’ the Fridge to Ya…!
…Quick prep work, quick cooking time, and tasty enough to go down quickly, it made for a likewise very quick post, from which I get to now go work on 5 different clients’ websites, then attend my bar/restaurant’s annual holiday party…. [cont.]
Eggs Alaric
…I fried two egg yolks (with some residual egg white still on them) sunny side up in another skillet. I placed the warmed egg yolks on top of the smoked salmon, spooned some of the truffled hollandaise on top of the egg yolks, and garnished each with a small sprig of fresh dill and the end-of-a-spoon-tipful of black lumpfish caviar…. [cont.]
Hasta La Prego!
…Which is why, despite all the fanciful ways I like to recreate/reconstruct/update dishes, I always remember to practice with the basics. And meals rarely come more “basic” than spaghetti and tomato sauce (the meatball is a whole other “basic” conceit, as I implore new cooks to just master a decent sauce before they attempt a passable meatball!)…. [cont.]
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