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Espresso Cakes reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009)Makes 10 small cakes - hazelnut/coffee-flavoured cakes topped with a chocolate glaze (which can also be used as a rich chocolate sauce with other desserts).
Recipe... | |
Cauliflower in the Polish style reviewed by westerFrom: Jane Grigson's Vegetable Book (reviewed 22nd October 2009)A nice different way of cooking cauliflower, adding some crispness without becoming overly complicated. | |
Master Recipe for Home Fries reviewed by andrewFrom: The Best Vegetable Recipes (Best Recipe Classics) (reviewed 22nd October 2009)Simple, straightforward recipe that works, like many Cooks Illustrated basics/classics. I think the definition of what a home fry is varies, as I'd always... | |
Stuffed cabbage in the Trôo style reviewed by westerFrom: Jane Grigson's Vegetable Book (reviewed 22nd October 2009)Peasant cooking. Plain, simple, delicious. It does need two hours in the oven. | |
Triple-Choc Lamingtons reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009) | |
Red Wine Sauce reviewed by friederikeFrom: The Essential Christmas Cookbook (reviewed 20th October 2009)2 tbsp gravy wasn’t enough to produce a smooth mixture with the flour, and 560ml of broth was far too much liquid to add (of wine there can never be... | |
Minted Peas reviewed by friederikeFrom: The Essential Christmas Cookbook (reviewed 20th October 2009)Easy and quick side dish you could serve any time of the year. | |
Braised Fennel reviewed by friederikeFrom: The Essential Christmas Cookbook (reviewed 20th October 2009)Easy and delicious side dish you could serve any time of the year. | |
Crusted Lamb and Mint Salad reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009) | |
Carrot Muffins reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009) | |
Carrot Cake with Lemon Icing reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009)Moist cake made with grated carrot and (canned) crushed pineapple. | |
Asparagus with Lemon Thyme Butter reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 19th October 2009) | |
Salmon Slices with Walnut or Hazelnut Vinaigrette reviewed by westerFrom: Great Food Without Fuss: Simple Recipes from the Best Cooks (reviewed 20th October 2009)Delicious, different, and very quick.
I served it with Skillet Scallions from the same cookbook, as suggested, and plain rice.
Do make sure the salmon... | |
Layered Spinach Salad reviewed by JeanetteFrom: Fare for Friends: A Lovingly Compiled Treasury of Sumptuous Recipes (reviewed 19th October 2009)Old favourite recipe which is worth repeating.
Reduce the amount of red onion for the family | |
Broccoli Salad reviewed by JeanetteFrom: Fare for Friends: A Lovingly Compiled Treasury of Sumptuous Recipes (reviewed 19th October 2009)Great make ahead salad. Good to take along to luncheon party etc. | |
French Bread reviewed by andrewFrom: The Bread Baker's Apprentice: Mastering the Art of Extraordinary Bread (reviewed 19th October 2009)This makes a very credible loaf of French bread. The use of pre-fermented dough gives it extra complexity and deeper caramelization, and if you're careful... | |
Amaretto Chicken reviewed by andrewFrom: Fare for Friends (reviewed 19th October 2009)This is a family classic. Before my second child was born my folks helped make something like a dozen portions of this to freeze for those days we were... | |
Orange Cornmeal Cake reviewed by andrewFrom: Everyday Food (reviewed 24th October 2009)This is a simple, quick and very satisfying cake. The olive oil gives it a subtle fruitiness that goes well with the orange. A little sugar on top before... | |
Chocolate Chip Cookies reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Sydney Food: Commemorative Edition (reviewed 25th October 2009)Sweet and slightly chewy cookies. To add some 'body' and improve the chewy texture I may add some shredded coconut or rolled oats next time. Chopped nuts... | |
Sablés Viennois reviewed by friederikeFrom: The Cook's Book: Techniques and Tips from the World's Master Chefs (reviewed 25th October 2009)Very elegant cookies to be served with tea. If I remember well, though, they don’t retain their crispness very long, so don’t let them lie around for... | |
Glazed Sautéed Carrots reviewed by friederikeFrom: The Cook's Book: Techniques and Tips from the World's Master Chefs (reviewed 25th October 2009)Delicious and easy. Nowadays one of our standard side dishes.
If you like your carrots soft, I would recommend to parboil them. If you prefer them relatively... | |
Chick-pea Salad with Garlic-Cumin Vinaigrette (nohut salatasi) reviewed by westerFrom: Classical Turkish Cooking: Traditional Turkish Food for the American Kitchen (reviewed 1st November 2009)Strong flavors but well-balanced. | |
Frittata reviewed by CarolKFrom: The New Enchanted Broccoli Forest (Mollie Katzen's Classic Cooking) (reviewed 1st November 2009)This recipe is easy to make and even easier to customize - I've replaced the peppers with shredded carrot for a pepper allergic friend and it's just as... | |
Bean and Tomato Casserole reviewed by andrewFrom: How to Cook Everything: 2,000 Simple Recipes for Great Food (reviewed 29th October 2009)A recipe deceptive in its simplicity. Although it only has a few ingredients: beans, tomatoes, onions, cheese and oregano, somehow they all combine to... | |
Lentil Shepherd's Pie reviewed by andrewFrom: Fresh: Seasonal Recipes Made with Local Ingredients (reviewed 29th October 2009)There are lots of vegetarian shepherd's pie recipes out there, usually with some form of the same ingredients to make up for the ground or leftover meat... | |
Dark Chocolate and Orange Muffins reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 1st November 2009)Makes 8 extra-large or 12 medium-sized muffins. Reduce the cooking time to 25 minutes for the smaller muffins. Increase the amount of sugar if using a... | |
Shirley’s Au Gratin Potatoes reviewed by janepriceestradaFrom: River Road Recipes II (reviewed 2nd November 2009)A very good basic recipe for potatoes au gratin – easy to make and quick preparation. | |
Crawfish Etouffee reviewed by janepriceestradaFrom: River Road Recipes II (reviewed 2nd November 2009)Excellent – same as my mom’s recipe. | |
Broiled Shrimp reviewed by janepriceestradaFrom: River Road Recipes II (reviewed 2nd November 2009)One of my favorite shrimp recipes. You can also cook it on the stovetop. | |
German-Style Turkey Sausage Skillet reviewed by janepriceestradaFrom: Anyone Can Cook (Better Homes & Gardens) (reviewed 2nd November 2009)This has become a favorite in our house. I’ve used a variety of sausages and always omit the sauerkraut. | |
The Basics of Risotto reviewed by janepriceestradaFrom: How To Cook Everything: Simple Recipes for Great Food (reviewed 2nd November 2009)Worked out perfectly for me. There were several good ingredient ideas. | |
Basic Wild Rice reviewed by janepriceestradaFrom: How To Cook Everything: Simple Recipes for Great Food (reviewed 2nd November 2009)I made it with brown rice. A very good side dish, especially with lots of butter. | |
Basic Pesto reviewed by janepriceestradaFrom: How To Cook Everything: Simple Recipes for Great Food (reviewed 2nd November 2009)I have made the Basic Pesto, Cilantro Pesto, and Parsley Pesto – all very good basic recipes. | |
Cheese Spaetzle / Käsespätzle reviewed by friederikeFrom: Culinaria Germany (reviewed 2nd November 2009)Very delicious! I rather liked that the proportions of ingredients could were easily re-scalable (think 1 egg per 100g flour etc) but I'd rather add a... | |
Taglierini Alla Chitarra reviewed by andrewFrom: Italy the Beautiful Cookbook (reviewed 2nd November 2009)Very simple, very tasty - if you use good ingredients, that is. Classic Italian cooking relies on the primacy of good ingredients and simple cooking techniques... | |
Lentils and Rice with Caramelized Onions reviewed by andrewFrom: How to Cook Everything: 2,000 Simple Recipes for Great Food (reviewed 4th November 2009)A very satisfying vegetarian main course. As the title suggests, it's primarily lentils and rice, spiced with cumin, cooked in stock. It is quite similar... | |
Barley and Mushroom Pilaf reviewed by ChickadeeFrom: The New Lighthearted Cookbook (reviewed 4th November 2009)This recipe has become a regular at our house. When I'm rushed, I just add about 1 Tablespoon of olive oil to barley and broth, microwave for 3 minutes... | |
Chicken in Wine reviewed by ChickadeeFrom: The best of the best and more: Recipes from the The best of bridge series (reviewed 5th November 2009)We love this recipe and it is now a tried and true one. I always use only chicken breasts and just one layer in a baking dish. Even with my largest baking... | |
Sheperd's pie with spiced parsnip mash reviewed by westerFrom: Real Cooking (reviewed 5th November 2009)Warming winter food with a nice twist - the spiced mash really adds something extra to this.
It does take a long time, over an hour. Start with the... | |
Pork Tenderloin with Roasted Potatoes reviewed by ChickadeeFrom: Great Food Fast: Dietitians of Canada (reviewed 5th November 2009)I usually do 2 tenderloins and bake on a rack in baking dish lined with foil omitting the potatoes. Very nice with fresh rosemary. Quick to prepare | |
A really good, simple chicken supper reviewed by westerFrom: Real Food (reviewed 6th November 2009)Chicken, wine, garlic and parsley. How can that go wrong? It doesn't, it's delicious.
The chicken could use a slightly longer cooking time, though. | |
Pork Steaks with Cashew Nut Salsa reviewed by digifish_booksFrom: Feed Me Now (reviewed 8th November 2009)I replaced the cashews with peanuts and reduced the amount of lime juice and the result was very nice.
(Last made on Oct 4, 2009) | |
Sweet Chilli Beef Stir-fry reviewed by friederikeFrom: Good Housekeeping: Step-by-step Cookbook: Over 650 Easy-to-follow Techniques and Triple-tested Recipes (Good Housekeeping) (reviewed 9th November 2009)Loved this, too. Not that different from the Pork and Noodle Stir-fry in the same book, after all. I wonder why they provided two stir-fry recipes instead... | |
Roast Chicken with Bacon and Sage Stuffing reviewed by friederikeFrom: The Essential Christmas Cookbook (reviewed 9th November 2009)Proportions didn’t work properly here. You could easily double the amount of stuffing (after all, that’s what a roasted bird is all about, isn’t... | |
Finnish Meatballs with Allspice, Sour Cream and Lingonberries reviewed by friederikeFrom: Falling Cloudberries: A World of Family Recipes (reviewed 9th November 2009)The first time I made these, the meatballs completely fell apart. I think the recipe uses too much milk (though I never let the bread soak for very long,... | |
Roast Chicken Wings with Lemon and Cracked Pepper reviewed by friederikeFrom: The Kitchen Diaries: A Year in the Kitchen (reviewed 9th November 2009)Delicious, just the right thing for an evening in front of the TV. We had to turn on the grill to make them really crispy though. According to the recipe,... | |
Gooseberry-Elderflower-Sorbet reviewed by friederikeFrom: Ice Cream: The Perfect Weekend Treat (reviewed 9th November 2009)Delicious! Very sophisticated taste... | |
Celery salad with anchovy dressing (insalata di puntarelle) reviewed by westerFrom: Trattoria (reviewed 13th November 2009)More of a starter salad than a side dish salad. Strong flavors - you'll reek of garlic for a week, but it does taste good.
The fancy flower cuts are... | |
Pork Chops reviewed by annkingmanFrom: How To Cook Everything: Simple Recipes for Great Food (reviewed 13th November 2009)This is our go-to recipe for boneless porkchops, and it's never failed. I usually use wine, but have also had good success with chicken stock. | |
Whole Wheat Hearth Bread reviewed by andrewFrom: Peter Reinhart's Whole Grain Breads: New Techniques, Extraordinary Flavor (reviewed 13th November 2009)A good, solid recipe for a very decent loaf of whole grain bread. It uses two techniques that Peter highlights in this book - a soaker and use of a pre-ferment,... | |
Cinnamon Apple Baked Pancake reviewed by hipcookFrom: Treasury Of Country Heritage M (reviewed 14th November 2009)Don't let the title fool you - this "pancake" is practically a souffle. Don't let the word "souffle" scare you - it's easy enough to make in the morning... | |
Rainbow Peanut Noodles reviewed by bookwomanFrom: Asian Noodles: Deliciously Simple Dishes To Twirl, Slurp, And Savor (reviewed 14th November 2009)This is my go-to recipe for pot lucks and picnics. Can be made with chicken or shrimp or you could leave meat out entirely and just enjoy the veggies... | |
Chicken in Garlic and Shallots reviewed by hipcookFrom: I'm Just Here for the Food: Food + Heat = Cooking (reviewed 14th November 2009)A delicious dish of very slow-fried chicken (almost like a confit) with garlic, shallots, and herbs. One of those great recipes where a small amount of... | |
Rheinländischer Sauerbraten reviewed by friederikeFrom: Culinaria Germany (reviewed 14th November 2009)I suppose that it was like it was meant to be (after all, Sauerbraten literally means sour roast, although the meat is braised rather than roasted), but... | |
Individual Cheesecakes reviewed by friederikeFrom: Delicious (reviewed 14th November 2009)Dessert? Check. Finger food? Check. Delicious? Double check. In other words, this is the perfect dessert for any fingerfoodish occasion – buffet, picnic,... | |
Shallot Mashed Potatoes with Garlic reviewed by hipcookFrom: Cookwise: The Secrets of Cooking Revealed (reviewed 14th November 2009)A good example of the double-cooking method of mashing potatoes. It's never let me down, and it's easy enough to mess with the recipe if you want to. | |
Get Breakfast reviewed by hipcookFrom: I'm Just Here for the Food: Food + Heat = Cooking (reviewed 14th November 2009)Any recipe which starts with "1 pound 12 ounce package frozen hash browns" looks like trash cuisine. But it's a fun take on breakfast casserole meets the... | |
Muffins with Goat Cheese and Tarragon Eggs reviewed by hipcookFrom: Mary Gwynn's 30-Minute Vegetarian Recipes (reviewed 14th November 2009)A terrific, simple breakfast course. Kind of an upscale egg mcmuffin, with goat cheese standing in for the saltiness of bacon. My wife hates olives, so... | |
Creamy Coleslaw reviewed by helenclareFrom: The Southern Living Cookbook: From the Foods Staff of Southern Living Magazine (reviewed 15th November 2009)The sauce in this recipe is very good. I mixed my own cabbage and vegetables I wanted instead of theirs. It was a big hit. Everyone commented on the flavor. | |
Fettuccine Alfredo reviewed by helenclareFrom: The Southern Living Cookbook: From the Foods Staff of Southern Living Magazine (reviewed 15th November 2009)Very good! Use fresh parmesan or the sauce will be grainy. | |
Scalloped Potatoes reviewed by helenclareFrom: The Southern Living Cookbook: From the Foods Staff of Southern Living Magazine (reviewed 15th November 2009)Very good. I used Half-N-Half instead of milk for creaminess and left out the pimento because I didn't have any in the pantry. I've also made it with... | |
Bright Lights Chard Gratin reviewed by moxonsawyerFrom: Local Flavors: Cooking and Eating from America's Farmers' Markets (reviewed 15th November 2009)A creamy, lovely side dish making great use of Bright Lights (Rainbow) Chard or regular Swiss Chard! Lovely colors and flavors. A vegetarian main dish... | |
Armenian Hand-Rolled Sausages (Luleh Kabob) reviewed by hipcookFrom: The Frugal Gourmet on Our Immigrant Ancestors (reviewed 15th November 2009)I think of this as a fun recipe for mini-meatloafs - "sausage" really gives me different ideas. Easy and fun to make, and an ideal size if you like "meatloaf"... | |
Shallow-fried fish cakes reviewed by tamsinFrom: Charmaine Solomon's Thai Cookbook (reviewed 15th November 2009)Make these tasty fish cakes a bit smaller than the recipe suggests and you'll get enough for easy starters for a small group. I add finely chopped lime... | |
Very spicy, delicious chick peas reviewed by tamsinFrom: Eastern Vegetarian Cooking (reviewed 15th November 2009)Not mis-named! These chick peas are very, very more-ish. Really well worth going to the trouble of using the whole range of fresh spices, and roasting... | |
French crepe batter reviewed by tamsinFrom: The Crepe and Pancake Cook Book (reviewed 15th November 2009)Amongst 24 different batter recipes, this book contains the ultimate combination for perfect french crepes, My partner argues that the American batter... | |
Rich chocolate cake reviewed by tamsinFrom: Party Food (Australian Gourmet Traveller) (reviewed 15th November 2009)An excellent "brownie-like" rich, moist chocolate cake, using ground almonds and buttermilk and lots of eggs. Simply cut into squares and serve with raspberries... | |
Pasta tubes with tuna and anchovies reviewed by tamsinFrom: Pasta Italian Style (Sainsbury Cookbook Series) (reviewed 16th November 2009)Of the very many dishes in this handy book that I cook on a regular basis, the supper dish I cook most often when I cannot think about doing anythiing... | |
Steamed buns with barbecued pork filling reviewed by JustJimFrom: Singapore Food (reviewed 16th November 2009)Three or four per person as a large single course or one each as an appetiser. | |
Maple-Glazed Brussels Sprouts reviewed by annkingmanFrom: Cook's Country (reviewed 16th November 2009)Brussels sprouts were universally despised by all members of my family until we found this recipe. Armed with fresh from the farmer's market brussels sprouts,... | |
Piedmontese peppers reviewed by westerFrom: Roast Chicken and Other Stories (Ebury Paperback Cookery) (reviewed 16th November 2009)So I had this recipe in two cookbooks already (It came from Elizabeth Davids Italian Food, but I used the recipe in this book. I don't even have Delia's... | |
Peperoni alla piemontese (piedmontese pimentos) reviewed by westerFrom: Italian Food (Penguin Cookery Library) (reviewed 16th November 2009)So I had this recipe in two cookbooks already (It came from this book, but Simon Hopkinson gives another version in Roast Chicken), but I had to see a... | |
Chak-chouka (Baked eggs in spiced pepper and tomato stew) reviewed by westerFrom: Sophie Grigson's Sunshine Food (reviewed 17th November 2009)Very tasty, easy, cheap, vegetarian. It's one of those dishes I've got several recipes of, but this one has a nice depth of flavor as it's got a slightly... | |
Thai Vegetable Curry reviewed by friederikeFrom: Good Housekeeping: Step-by-step Cookbook: Over 650 Easy-to-follow Techniques and Triple-tested Recipes (Good Housekeeping) (reviewed 17th November 2009)This is hot, really. And very delicious, with coconut milk and lime and coriander.
I used Vindaloo Curry Paste instead of Thai Red Curry Paste, but I... | |
Fortune Cookies reviewed by friederikeFrom: The Essential Baking Cookbook (Essential Cookbooks Series) (reviewed 17th November 2009)They were easy and (relatively) tasty, though you will have to work quickly as soon as you take them out of the oven and have your bits of papers prepared... | |
Crème Anglaise / Englische Creme (Echte Vanillesauce) reviewed by friederikeFrom: Ich helf dir kochen: das erfolgreiche Universalkochbuch mit großem Backteil (reviewed 17th November 2009)A classic recipe, worked well when we made it. | |
Flambéed Apples / Flambierte Äpfel reviewed by friederikeFrom: Ich helf dir kochen: das erfolgreiche Universalkochbuch mit großem Backteil (reviewed 17th November 2009)Easy, quick and healthy dessert; also, you can flambé any other fruit as well. I once made flambéed halved grapes, which ended up looking like contact... | |
Bavarian Cabbage / Bayrisch Kraut reviewed by friederikeFrom: Ich helf dir kochen: das erfolgreiche Universalkochbuch mit großem Backteil (reviewed 17th November 2009)Perfect accompaniment for braised meat or Schupfnudeln.
You can easily halve both the cooking liquid and the amount of cabbage (who will eat 1kg of cabbage... | |
Tarragon Chicken with Cider reviewed by friederikeFrom: Slow Cooker Cookbook: Over 220 No-fuss Delicious One-pot Recipes for Relaxed Preparation (reviewed 17th November 2009)MAJOR fail. My cooking, that is, not the recipe. I made this with my brand new Colombian black clay pot slow cooker. Apparently, this clay pot allows quite... | |
Baked Ham & Cheese Bread Pudding reviewed by maritaFrom: Apples for Jam: A Colorful Cookbook (reviewed 17th November 2009)I've made this three times so far and it's great for a warm, easy lunch that both my toddler and preschooler will eat. I'm sure it will fall into heavy... | |
Chunky Lentil Soup reviewed by maritaFrom: Super Natural Cooking: Five Delicious Ways to Incorporate Whole and Natural Foods into Your Cooking (reviewed 17th November 2009)A light tasting, but very delicious lentil stew. It's sweet and filling. I didn't bother with the big list of garnishes and used fresh tomatoes instead... | |
Corn Pudding reviewed by dottie44From: Autumn from the Heart of the Home (reviewed 18th November 2009)Scalloped corn was a frequent Thanksgiving and fall dish when I was growing up but I never mastered it to my satisfaction so when I ran across this, I... | |
Peanut Butter Cookies reviewed by andrewFrom: Joy of Cooking: 75th Anniversary Edition - 2006 (reviewed 19th November 2009)SqueakyChu is right - the idea that this recipe makes 60 cookies is crazy. Even back when this recipe would have been first made, in the days when cookies... | |
Spanish Rice reviewed by andrewFrom: Joy of Cooking: 75th Anniversary Edition - 2006 (reviewed 19th November 2009)Nice and simple, easy to make and just throw in the oven. Very much comfort food. We had this with some tortillas with refried beans and cheese, and it... | |
Soy Mirin Tofu with Snow Peas and Peanut Sauce reviewed by LeekaFrom: Vegan Yum Yum: Decadent (But Doable) Animal-Free Recipes for Entertaining and Everyday (reviewed 19th November 2009)This was a few more steps than I normally like for a fast dinner but apart from the snow peas, the ingredients are all staples in our house. it was very... | |
Cajun Crab Stuffed Pepperoncini reviewed by lorettaFrom: The Food Network (reviewed 30th January 2010)The filling is easy to make, but preparing the pepperoncini and pipping the mixture into each one is tedious. They are worth the trouble, but only if you... | |
Lamb Sausage in Puff Pastry reviewed by lorettaFrom: The Barefoot Contessa Cookbook (reviewed 30th January 2010)A gourmet version of "pigs in a blanket". You can use any kind of thin fresh sausage and store bought puff pastry and it would be delicious. | |
Pot Roast with Roasted Vegetables reviewed by southerncookerFrom: Down Home with the Neelys: A Southern Family Cookbook (reviewed 30th January 2010)I made this one without the roasted vegetables and in the slow cooker as suggested by Gina's quick and easy way. We thought it was very good. | |
Winter Vegetables with Mustard Sauce reviewed by hipcookFrom: Treasury Of Country Heritage M (reviewed 20th November 2009)A staple of our holiday table. Not that it's anything that special - just potatoes, carrots, and Brussels sprouts, boiled and served in a butter-mustard... | |
Weekend Pancakes Made Easy reviewed by LeekaFrom: Vegan Yum Yum: Decadent (But Doable) Animal-Free Recipes for Entertaining and Everyday (reviewed 21st November 2009)Easy to whip up in the blender the night before. Thin, fairly light pancakes a little on the sweet side perhaps because I used sweetened soy milk for... | |
Spicy Tomato Chickpea Soup reviewed by LeekaFrom: Vegan Yum Yum: Decadent (But Doable) Animal-Free Recipes for Entertaining and Everyday (reviewed 21st November 2009)Tangy, spicy goodness and very easy to prepare. Next time I will double the recipe because it made less than expected and I like to have soup ready to... | |
Brioche Loaves reviewed by aj12754From: Barefoot in Paris: Easy French Food You Can Make at Home (reviewed 22nd November 2009)Very nice brioche and, as always, Ina's directions are very clear. Result is a bread with a lovely texture and flavor. Shortly after making this, I made... | |
Courgette, Chilli and Mint Pizzas reviewed by friederikeFrom: BBC Olive (reviewed 22nd November 2009)Very sophisticated ten minute (ehm, okay, 15 minute) pizzas. I absolutely loved the taste, it was fresh, varied, and it definitely showed that you can... | |
Roast Summer Vegetables and Chickpeas reviewed by friederikeFrom: BBC Good Food (reviewed 22nd November 2009)Nice dish, works both as a vegetarian main and as a side dish.
Edited to add:
The recipe is available online here. You can also review it here. | |
Tater Tot and Blue Cheese Casserole reviewed by hipcookFrom: Alton Brown's Gear For Your Kitchen (reviewed 22nd November 2009)Tater tots, bacon, blue cheese, cream of mushroom soup and meat. It seems ridiculous, but everyone I've served it to enjoyed it. And what's not to like?... | |
Neiman Marcus apple Pie reviewed by bookwomanFrom: Cold-Weather Cooking (reviewed 22nd November 2009)This is an unusual apple pie recipe - recommended to be served the following day. When I make it I use the cardamom. Only negative is that I have never... | |
Roasted Pears with Blue Cheese reviewed by aj12754From: Barefoot Contessa Back to Basics: Fabulous Flavor from Simple Ingredients (reviewed 22nd November 2009)A lovely fall salad, wonderful what roasting adds to the classic pear and blue cheese pairing. | |
Jersey Shore Tuna Sub reviewed by aj12754From: The Summer Shack Cookbook: The Complete Guide to Shore Food (reviewed 22nd November 2009)Really tasty and very filling. I omitted the pickled hot cherry peppers since I didn't have any and wasn't in the mood for a grocery store run. They... | |
Collards with Double Garlic reviewed by janepriceestradaFrom: How To Cook Everything: Simple Recipes for Great Food (reviewed 23rd November 2009)A very delicious side. It was very spicy which is nice with some nice mild, creamy or lemony dishes. | |
Broccoli Almond Sweet and Sour Tofu reviewed by LeekaFrom: Vegan Yum Yum: Decadent (But Doable) Animal-Free Recipes for Entertaining and Everyday (reviewed 23rd November 2009)I was missing a few ingredients to make the tofu crispy and simply pan fried it but since I had everything for the sauce I am confident the next I make... |


