BethNH's Profile

From: , NH USA

Joined: December 16th, 2010

About me: I've been cooking and baking since I was a child and collecting cookbooks almost that long. Years ago, I lost my entire collection in a flood and I've been slowly building it back up. I cook for my husband and three sons who are not very adventurous eaters. We're on the go a lot with sports and school schedules. I love to bake and my boys and their friends appreciate all manner of baked goods.

Favorite cookbook: King Arthur Flour Cookie Companion


Latest review:

April 1st, 2017

Ginger Pork Meatballs with Cilantro and Fish Sauce from Dinner: Changing the Game

These meatballs and the dipping sauce were to die for delicious. Although there was a lot of chopping the recipe was easy to follow. Everyone loved it and we will definitely make this again. read more >


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Lucky Peach Presents 101 Easy Asian Recipes

By Peter Meehan, the editors of Lucky Peach
Clarkson Potter - 2015

30th September 2016

Kung Pao Shrimp : page 238

This dish has a very typical sauce made with soy sauce, black vinegar, rice wine and a few other ingredients poured over stir fried shrimp, peppers and celery.

The entire recipe was super simple to pull together and cook. If I were to cook it again I'd stream line things by changing the order in which things were cooked. It really wouldn't be necessary to cook and then remove things from the wok if the order was changed somewhat. The dish itself was quite good though I'd amp up the spice next time.

My son requested that we try it with chicken next time and I think that would be even bet

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30th September 2016

Sichuan Pork Ragu : page 136

I cooked this on at night after a longish day at work when I didn't particularly care to cook dinner. It was very simple to pull together and was very quick. There was a lot of flavor and a good amount of heat that snuck up on you.

The recipe reminded me of the Dan Dan noodles fro the Chinese Takeout Cookbook but was easier.

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