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Strawberry gelato reviewed by westerFrom: Sorbets and Ice Creams: And Other Frozen Confections (reviewed 28th June 2010)Strawberry ice cream is always good, but this one is not much more than just good. | |
Rice pudding with orange zest and ginger reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Puddings: Over 200 Desserts, Savouries and Sweet Snacks in Under 30 Minutes (reviewed 28th June 2010)Sweeter than the other rice pudding suggestions in this book - strictly for dessert, not for breakfast or lunch. Lovely color, great taste. | |
Saffron rice pudding reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Puddings: Over 200 Desserts, Savouries and Sweet Snacks in Under 30 Minutes (reviewed 28th June 2010)Another lovely suggestion for your rice pudding. | |
Cinnamon rice reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Puddings: Over 200 Desserts, Savouries and Sweet Snacks in Under 30 Minutes (reviewed 28th June 2010)Of course, rice pudding is very nice with cinnamon, as well. I just prefer his other suggestions. | |
Orange flower water rice pudding reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Puddings: Over 200 Desserts, Savouries and Sweet Snacks in Under 30 Minutes (reviewed 28th June 2010)See Rice pudding with Rosewater, Cardamom and Pistachio. | |
Rice pudding with Rosewater, Cardamom and Pistachio reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Puddings: Over 200 Desserts, Savouries and Sweet Snacks in Under 30 Minutes (reviewed 28th June 2010)Lovely, lovely, lovely. Scented with rose water and cardamom, sweet but not too sweet, exotic but not too exotic. This is a regular in our house.
We usually... | |
The twenty-minute rice pudding reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Puddings: Over 200 Desserts, Savouries and Sweet Snacks in Under 30 Minutes (reviewed 28th June 2010)Great rice pudding, and easy. Except it's better if you cook it for 40 minutes, but then it wouldn't fit in this book.
For dessert, but also great as... | |
Lynda Brown's yoghurt custard reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Puddings: Over 200 Desserts, Savouries and Sweet Snacks in Under 30 Minutes (reviewed 28th June 2010)A lovely, slightly tangy custard. Easy to make. | |
Strawberries with basil reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Puddings: Over 200 Desserts, Savouries and Sweet Snacks in Under 30 Minutes (reviewed 28th June 2010)Very good combination. Unless the strawberries are extremely ripe, it can use some sugar as well (1-3 teaspoons). And balsamic vinegar instead of lemon... | |
Strawberries with black pepper reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Puddings: Over 200 Desserts, Savouries and Sweet Snacks in Under 30 Minutes (reviewed 28th June 2010)Not really a recipe, but certainly a very good idea. | |
Spaghetti with uncooked tomato, rocket and olive sauce reviewed by westerFrom: Jamie's Dinners (reviewed 28th June 2010)Very quick, very tasty. More robust than the recipe suggests - it was 10 minutes between tossing the pasta with the sauce and serving it, and it was still... | |
Bagels reviewed by bhnycFrom: Peter Reinhart's Artisan Breads Every Day (reviewed 28th June 2010)Another easy and delicious recipe from this book. It made eight bagels. While they are smaller than bagel shop bagels they are still fairly big. Next time... | |
Spiced Marinated Mushrooms reviewed by kaye16From: Totally Picnic Cookbook (Totally Cookbooks) (reviewed 28th June 2010)A good variation on the marinated mushroom theme. | |
Lemon Garlic Pasta reviewed by kaye16From: Totally Picnic Cookbook (Totally Cookbooks) (reviewed 28th June 2010) | |
Marinated Green Beans with Toasted Almonds reviewed by kaye16From: Totally Picnic Cookbook (Totally Cookbooks) (reviewed 28th June 2010)I liked this, but I'm thinking for a picnic it might be better to make smaller pieces of the green beans, since the long beans don't lend themselves to... | |
Couscous Salad with Roasted Peppers reviewed by kaye16From: Totally Picnic Cookbook (Totally Cookbooks) (reviewed 28th June 2010)Easy and tasty. The ingredients call for the bell peppers to be roasted. I overlooked this, so my bp's were diced uncooked. It was fine. This is quite... | |
Citrus-Marinated Game Hens reviewed by kaye16From: Totally Picnic Cookbook (Totally Cookbooks) (reviewed 28th June 2010)Easy and tasty, a nice picnic recipe. Put the birds on to marinate the night before, grill them in the morning, then pack and go. (I used a split coqulet... | |
China Moon Chicken Stock (aka Single Stock) reviewed by The Ducks GutsFrom: China Moon Cookbook (reviewed 28th June 2010)Good stock recipe. If you were wanting to make a noodle or dumplings soup, it would be best to double stock it as the author suggests.
Note to self 15... | |
Red Wine and Herb Lamb Shanks reviewed by naomijbFrom: Donna Hay Magazine (reviewed 27th June 2010)So simple, so tasty. We loved the gravy that it made and are looking forward to the leftovers from the freezer | |
Smashed Potatoes and Peas reviewed by NSaneFrom: Epicurious (reviewed 27th June 2010)Rating 4 - Pretty good, would make this again.
I was worried that this would end up being bland, but I was mistaken. The flavors are delicate and not... | |
Summer Squash Ribbons reviewed by NSaneFrom: The Kitchn (reviewed 27th June 2010)Rating 4 - Very good, will make this again.
I was pleasantly surprised by this one, although putting pine nuts and goat cheese into something already... | |
Jerry Traunfeld's Tarragon Chicken Breasts with Buttery Leeks reviewed by MollySFrom: The Splendid Table's How to Eat Supper: Recipes, Stories, and Opinions from Public Radio's Award-Winning Food Show (reviewed 27th June 2010)A really delicious recipe that is quick and easy and uses very few ingredients. We usually have it over rice, making this a very fast and simple dinner. | |
Blackberry Limeade reviewed by southerncookerFrom: Screen Doors and Sweet Tea: Recipes and Tales from a Southern Cook (reviewed 27th June 2010)I have been wanting to try this one for some time now and was finally able to pick enough blackberries to make it. We all thought it was great and very... | |
Salmon Cakes reviewed by southerncookerFrom: From the Earth to the Table: John Ash's Wine Country Cuisine (reviewed 27th June 2010)This was an appetizer recipe and makes small salmon cakes but we had them for supper and loved them. The shrimp gives them an added touch of flavor and... | |
Cinnamon Cranberry Granola reviewed by southerncookerFrom: Golden Door Cooks at Home: Favorite Recipes from the Celebrated Spa (reviewed 27th June 2010)This granola is great by itself and also delicious on the Yogurt Parfait (also from this book) I plan on trying some with milk on it as suggested in... | |
Yogurt Cream, Blueberry, and Cantaloupe Parfait reviewed by southerncookerFrom: Golden Door Cooks at Home: Favorite Recipes from the Celebrated Spa (reviewed 27th June 2010)I made these for our breakfast one morning. Sarita and Andrew spent the night, since I didn't have to work that Sat, and Sarita and I were tagging along... | |
Six-Story Salad reviewed by JustLauraFrom: Weber's Big Book of Grilling (reviewed 27th June 2010)This took some time to prepare but was tasty in the end. I would use less quinoa and less cilantro next time - but that is just my taste. I did really... | |
Cucumber Salad with Toasted Sesame Seeds reviewed by JustLauraFrom: Weber's Big Book of Grilling (reviewed 27th June 2010)Great flavor and great crunch! We loved this and will make it again and again. VERY easy to make. | |
Halibut with Grill-Roasted Lemon and Caper Dressing reviewed by JustLauraFrom: Weber's Real Grilling (reviewed 27th June 2010)We loved this. Can't say I could distinguish a big taste difference in the roasted lemon juice and unroasted lemon juice but I will definitely be making... | |
Pasta with Cherry Tomatoes reviewed by friederikeFrom: Off the Shelf: Cooking from the Pantry (reviewed 27th June 2010)Very simple and very delicious! Because all ingredients will be soft, keep a good eye on the pasta, you will definitely want some crunch in there. Also,... | |
Perfect roast potatoes reviewed by GaietyGirlFrom: Feast: Food to Celebrate Life (reviewed 27th June 2010)Sometimes you just have to ignore the large amounts of fat involved and go for it. You'll be thankful that you did - these are amazingly good. Perfectly... | |
Bread sauce reviewed by GaietyGirlFrom: Feast: Food to Celebrate Life (reviewed 27th June 2010)This is absolutely delicious and to make it even better, it can be put together in advance and refrigerated. Heats up perfectly the next day.
Even my... | |
Lemon meringue cake reviewed by GaietyGirlFrom: Feast: Food to Celebrate Life (reviewed 27th June 2010)While this involves making meringue, it's much less nervewracking than pavlova.
Turns out really well and looks impressive for dessert or tea or anytime,... | |
Old-fashioned chocolate cake reviewed by GaietyGirlFrom: Feast: Food to Celebrate Life (reviewed 27th June 2010)This is just fantastic. My mother could eat nothing else for the rest of her life. Moist, rich and delicious. I agree that the chocolate is very important... | |
Chocolate malteaser cake reviewed by GaietyGirlFrom: Feast: Food to Celebrate Life (reviewed 27th June 2010)This is a little more fiddly than the average cake, as it involves heating butter and milk together to whisk into the eggs. (Make sure you don't get it... | |
My perfect roast chicken reviewed by GaietyGirlFrom: The Naked Chef (reviewed 27th June 2010)Simple and delicious, just as it should be.
Can be a bit "fingers and thumbs" trussing the bird the first couple of times, but it gets easier. Fresh herbs... | |
Mushroom risotto with garlic, thyme and parsley reviewed by GaietyGirlFrom: The Naked Chef (reviewed 27th June 2010)A good no-panic risotto that's really worth making. A bit heavy on the celery in the recipe (half a head) so I usually reduce that to a few ribs.
I tend... | |
Basic bread recipe reviewed by GaietyGirlFrom: The Naked Chef (reviewed 27th June 2010)This has become my go-to bread recipe. Produces a great loaf which has both a tender centre and a delicious crust.
I usually split the dough leaving 2/3... | |
Basic tomato sauce reviewed by GaietyGirlFrom: The Naked Chef (reviewed 27th June 2010)A basic Italian-style tomato sauce that's absolute child's play to make and tastes wonderful. Can be altered easily. I usually end up using tabasco instead... | |
summer melon salsa reviewed by westerFrom: Moosewood Restaurant New Classics (reviewed 27th June 2010)Sweet-spicy, very fragrant. It reminds a bit of Thai food, probably because of the basil-lime-ginger combination.
The only problem is I don't really know... | |
Milk Chocolate Hazelnut Panna Cotta reviewed by aj12754From: The Craft of Baking: Cakes, Cookies, and Other Sweets with Ideas for Inventing Your Own (reviewed 27th June 2010)Could not be simpler -- a lovely pudding-like texture made with Nutella, heavy cream, gelatin, whole milk and vanilla. It has a subtle rather than in-your-face... | |
Cacao Pudding reviewed by greenpepperFrom: Ani's Raw Food Kitchen: Easy, Delectable Living Foods Recipes (reviewed 26th June 2010)I tried making this with an immersion blender since I don't have a proper blender. It would have come out smoother with a proper blender, but even chunky... | |
Sun burgers on black sesame sunglower bread with sun dried tomato catsup reviewed by greenpepperFrom: Ani's Raw Food Kitchen: Easy, Delectable Living Foods Recipes (reviewed 26th June 2010)I ate these as a wrap using collard greens since I don't have a dehydrator to make the bread. I wish I did! The burgers were yummy. I don't normally eat... | |
Lemon Bars reviewed by LeekaFrom: The Joy of Vegan Baking: The Compassionate Cooks' Traditional Treats and Sinful Sweets (reviewed 26th June 2010)This is the first dessert I've made usuing silken tofu and I was very surprised at how undetectable it was in these delicious squares. They are best... | |
Radish, orange and ponegranate salad reviewed by naomijbFrom: Moroccan Modern (reviewed 25th June 2010)Very pretty and tasty salad. Great for an autumn meal where you want some colour on the table. | |
Zulu Zaalook reviewed by naomijbFrom: Moroccan Modern (reviewed 25th June 2010)Delicious mix of eggplants, tomatoes and green olives, very tangy with vinegar and preserved lemons. | |
Garlic-Jalapeno Shrimp reviewed by JustLauraFrom: Martha Stewart (reviewed 24th June 2010)Loved this!! We did both scallops and shrimp and they were both great. We also grilled them which means we didn't have to use all of the called for olive... | |
Stuffed Zucchini reviewed by JustLauraFrom: Weber's Big Book of Grilling (reviewed 24th June 2010)These were easy and delicious. A great new way to serve zucchini. My daughter and son who are not zucchini fans both loved them too! | |
Clay Pot Chicken reviewed by naomijbFrom: Easy Vietnamese Style Cookery: Australian Women's Weekly Home Library (With measurement conversions for British and North American readers) (reviewed 24th June 2010)A simple chicken and bok choy casserole. It makes a nice fragrant broth with lemongrass and lime, good on cold nights. | |
Tomato and Egg drop soup reviewed by naomijbFrom: Easy Vietnamese Style Cookery: Australian Women's Weekly Home Library (With measurement conversions for British and North American readers) (reviewed 24th June 2010)I love this soup, it is simple and quick to make and really tasty. The lime and tomato give a really nice clean sour taste and the egg gives it body. | |
Fegatini al Balsamico - Chicken Liver Salad with Balsamic Vinegar reviewed by westerFrom: Sainsbury's Quick and Easy Classic Italian (reviewed 24th June 2010)This was OK, but somehow I felt the grapes didn't belong in here. On the plus side, it was very easy to make, cheap, and it looks good. | |
Lemon Kefir Ice Cream reviewed by westerFrom: Chocolate & Zucchini (reviewed 24th June 2010)This is a wonderful lemon ice cream. The kefir (or yoghurt, or buttermilk) takes the sharpest edge off the lemon without taking any of the freshness away.... | |
Bread salad reviewed by westerFrom: The Zuni Cafe Cookbook: A Compendium of Recipes and Cooking Lessons from San Francisco's Beloved Restaurant (reviewed 23rd June 2010)This recipe is a bit elaborate, but it did have everyone asking for more. It's not difficult though, she really takes you by the hand, she tells you when... | |
Chilled Summer Fruit in Rose Petal-Infused Syrup reviewed by westerFrom: Classical Turkish Cooking: Traditional Turkish Food for the American Kitchen (reviewed 23rd June 2010)I replaced the rose petal syrup with 1/4 cup sugar and a tablespoon rose water, and left out the nectarines. I suppose it will look even better if you... | |
Grilled Bread Salad with Basil and Cherry Tomatoes reviewed by aj12754From: Fine Cooking (reviewed 22nd June 2010)Easy and delicious. Excellent for a "do-ahead" dinner salad. Grilled ciabatta, a pint of cherry tomatoes, some scallions, and fresh basil. Toss with a... | |
Pasta with Preserved Tuna & Pine Nuts reviewed by westerFrom: The Zuni Cafe Cookbook: A Compendium of Recipes and Cooking Lessons from San Francisco's Beloved Restaurant (reviewed 22nd June 2010)Sometimes you are making something and you're quite certain you will like it, and still the end result totally blows you away. This is one of those cases.... | |
Tender braised leeks with wine and thyme reviewed by westerFrom: Jamie's Kitchen (reviewed 22nd June 2010)This is the kind of recipe you can never have too much of: simple and very tasty. It does use a lot of butter so it's a bit heavy, but apart from that:... | |
Warm Beet and Onion Salad reviewed by JustLauraFrom: Weber's Big Book of Grilling (reviewed 20th June 2010)Outstanding salad. I will definitely be making again. There was a lot of prep though - I think next time I would roast the beets and grill the onions the... | |
Chocolate Ice Cream, Philadelphia-Style reviewed by andrewFrom: The Perfect Scoop: Ice Creams, Sorbets, Granitas, and Sweet Accessories (reviewed 20th June 2010)I made this with semi-sweet chocolate, as I didn't have unsweetened. It made a very dark, very 'adult' tasting chocolate ice cream. I can only imagine... | |
Corn and Wild Rice Saute reviewed by JustLauraFrom: Great Good Food: Luscious Lower-Fat Cooking (reviewed 20th June 2010)Pretty easy to pull together. Fresh corn was definitely the way to go. I thought it had a tad bit too much of balsamic vinegar. Next time I would add only... | |
Chocolate Ice Cream, Philadelphia-Style reviewed by melaniedcFrom: The Perfect Scoop: Ice Creams, Sorbets, Granitas, and Sweet Accessories (reviewed 20th June 2010)This is absolutely the best homemade chocolate ice cream I've ever had, and is definitely one of the best chocolates I've ever had (and I've had a LOT).... | |
Blueberry Frozen Yogurt reviewed by melaniedcFrom: The Perfect Scoop: Ice Creams, Sorbets, Granitas, and Sweet Accessories (reviewed 20th June 2010)This recipe was surprisingly good. Just the right amount of sweetness, tang, and fruit flavor. I used Greek yogurt and it came out perfectly. | |
Brilliant Baked Beans reviewed by LeekaFrom: How It All Vegan! 10th Anniversary Edition: Irresistible Recipes for an Animal-Free Diet (reviewed 20th June 2010)These were tasty. I mashed them up with a fork and ate them with tortilla chips. | |
Shred, Head, Butter, and Bread reviewed by hipcookFrom: The Food Network (reviewed 19th June 2010)A terrific cabbage treatment, easy to whip together and finding the balance between bringing out the sweetness of the vegetable without turning it into... | |
Tarte Amandine à la Myrtille reviewed by kaye16From: Chocolate & Zucchini: Daily Adventures in a Parisian Kitchen (reviewed 19th June 2010)Easy and yummy. Serves 10? Those are very dainty eaters. Six, or possibly eight, but never ten!
I used a pâte sablée from the freezer rather than making... | |
Papillotes de Bar aux Asperges reviewed by kaye16From: Chocolate & Zucchini: Daily Adventures in a Parisian Kitchen (reviewed 19th June 2010)A very nice idea, easy and tasty. My only problem was that the asparagus did not get done in the allotted time, even cut in half lengthwise as she suggests.... | |
Oat Scones reviewed by crdenmomFrom: Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone (reviewed 19th June 2010)A teensy bit dry (I probably should have taken them out at 15 minutes rather than 16), but otherwise quite good. | |
Fresh Fish Fillet & Pea Shoot Soup reviewed by broadbeanFrom: A Spoonful of Ginger : Irresistible Health-Giving Recipes from Asian Kitchens (reviewed 19th June 2010)I think I must have a different palate from Nina Simonds, because here is another recipe from this book which sounds delicious but ends up curiously tasteless.... | |
Harira (Ramadan Soup of Fava Beans and Lentils) reviewed by The Ducks GutsFrom: Cooking at the Kasbah: Recipes from My Moroccan Kitchen (reviewed 18th June 2010)Really more a note to myself to try this one again, as I made a lot of sustitutions, so it is not a true review. Substituted beans with dried beancurd... | |
Strawberry-Sour Cream Ice Cream reviewed by andrewFrom: The Perfect Scoop: Ice Creams, Sorbets, Granitas, and Sweet Accessories (reviewed 18th June 2010)An excellent pairing of flavors. I never would have thought to use sour cream in ice cream, but it goes perfectly with strawberries. You chop and macerate... | |
Tuscan Bean and Pasta Stew reviewed by megaelimFrom: Mollie Katzen's Vegetable Heaven: Over 200 Recipes for Uncommon Soups, Tasty Bites, Side Dishes, and Too Many Desserts (reviewed 18th June 2010)This is good, basic recipe. It's a really easy weekend night meal with the frozen spinach and canned tomatoes and beans. I'll sometimes add a precooked... | |
Kale Crunch reviewed by megaelimFrom: Mollie Katzen's Vegetable Heaven: Over 200 Recipes for Uncommon Soups, Tasty Bites, Side Dishes, and Too Many Desserts (reviewed 18th June 2010)This is really easy to make, and tastes really, really good. The crunch is a bit surprising for kale, but really enjoyable. | |
Black Beans with Linguica Sausage and Chipotle Chili reviewed by megaelimFrom: The Food You Want to Eat: 100 Smart, Simple Recipes (reviewed 18th June 2010) | |
Classic French Bread reviewed by bhnycFrom: Peter Reinhart's Artisan Breads Every Day (reviewed 18th June 2010)This recipe was so easy- especially since the dough can be made up to four days ahead and kept in the refrigerator until you are ready to bake it. Keep... | |
Roasted Butternut Squash Pie reviewed by megaelimFrom: The Food You Want to Eat: 100 Smart, Simple Recipes (reviewed 18th June 2010)A little fussy to make, but so delicious, it's well worth the effort. | |
Strawberry Shortcakes with Balsamic Vinegar and Black Pepper Syrup reviewed by LarrianneFrom: Bon Appetit (reviewed 18th June 2010)I made this 6/12/10 and it is excellent. I daresay that it is the best shortcake recipe that I have eaten.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Strawberry-Shortcakes-with-Balsamic-and-Black-Pepper-Syrup-359412 | |
Green Beans and Zucchini and Sauce Verde reviewed by LarrianneFrom: Bon Appetit (reviewed 17th June 2010)I made this 6/12/10.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Green-Beans-and-Zucchini-with-Sauce-Verte-359389 | |
Caramelized French Toast with Cinnamon and Berries reviewed by LarrianneFrom: Bon Appetit (reviewed 17th June 2010)I made this 6/13/10
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Caramelized-French-Toast-with-Cinnamon-and-Berries-359230 | |
Southwest Rice and Corn Salad with Lemon Dressing reviewed by LarrianneFrom: Bon Appetit (reviewed 17th June 2010)I made this 6/13/10. Definitely use the poblano chili.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Southwest-Rice-and-Corn-Salad-with-Lemon-Dressing-358511 | |
Oven Crisped Pork, Peppers, & Greens with Turkish Almond Sauce reviewed by lisabFrom: The Splendid Table's How to Eat Supper: Recipes, Stories, and Opinions from Public Radio's Award-Winning Food Show (reviewed 17th June 2010)This is a great recipe! The combination of the pork, roasted vegetables with the couscous and turkish almond sauce really hits the spot.
This can be pretty... | |
Chocolate-banana shake reviewed by CooksbakesbooksFrom: Pretend Soup: And Other Real Recipes (reviewed 17th June 2010)My 5-year old son made this and it was a hit! It was frothy and had a nice banana flavor. It was sweet and refreshing, and we will make it again. | |
Curried Rice Noodles with Vegetables reviewed by kaye16From: How to Cook Everything: Simple Recipes for Great Food (reviewed 17th June 2010)I made the Curried Rice Noodles with Ground Meat variation, using ground pork. I had everything in-house, which was handy since grocery shopping isn't... | |
Fruity Couscous Salad reviewed by JustLauraFrom: All Recipes (reviewed 16th June 2010)Very good. The sweet fruit was a nice complement to the couscous. | |
Blueberry-Gorgonzola Salad reviewed by JustLauraFrom: My Recipes (reviewed 16th June 2010)An excellent and easy salad. | |
Penne with Chard and Sausage reviewed by megaelimFrom: Serving Up the Harvest: Celebrating the Goodness of Fresh Vegetables (reviewed 16th June 2010)Good, speedy dish. Could use a bit more seasoning, but a good base recipe. | |
Braised Chicken Thighs in Spicy Tomato and Ginger Sauce reviewed by westerFrom: Great Food Without Fuss: Simple Recipes from the Best Cooks (reviewed 16th June 2010)Good everyday food. | |
Beef or Lamb with Spinach reviewed by kaye16From: Madhur Jaffrey's Quick & Easy Indian Cooking (reviewed 16th June 2010)Good stuff! Having not grown up with a pressure cooker, I'm always amazed how it makes such tender meat in such a short time.
As with most recipes in... | |
Spicy black-eyed peas reviewed by westerFrom: The Best of Food & Wine: Vegetables, Salads & Grains (ILLUSTRATED) (reviewed 15th June 2010)This recipe is by Madhur Jaffrey, and it shows. The beans are seasoned three times: first by spices that are boiled along with the beans, then a tarka... | |
Beef with Guinness reviewed by bunyipFrom: The Pressure Cooker Recipe Book (reviewed 14th June 2010)I substituted 35 mins on high pressure for the suggested 25 mins on low (Gibbs seems to me to consistently underestimate cooking times and pressures, perhaps... | |
Sausage Jumble reviewed by southerncookerFrom: Taste of Home: Busy Family Cookbook: 370 Recipes for Weeknight Dinners (reviewed 14th June 2010)Hubby and I thought it was good but seemed to be missing a layer of flavor, but we couldn't decide what it was. I added some more pepper to mine. I think... | |
Saucy Eggplant and Green Tomato (Ringana Tamatar Nu Shaak) reviewed by kathleen440From: 660 Curries (reviewed 14th June 2010)Delicious. I had been looking for a different way to eat green tomatoes, and this is it. I used tiny eggplants, both globes and long skinny ones, from... | |
Stewed Cauliflower in Coconut-Cashew Sauce (Dum Gobhi) reviewed by kathleen440From: 660 Curries (reviewed 14th June 2010)So yummy! The paste gummed up my blender, so I could never get it down to a smooth consistency, but the flavor was great even with a somewhat chunky sauce.... | |
Tomato and Mint Salad reviewed by westerFrom: Real Fast Vegetarian Food (reviewed 14th June 2010)A good tomato salad. I will make this again. | |
Curry Goat reviewed by andrewFrom: The Food Network (reviewed 13th June 2010)This is the first goat curry I've tried - I tried it based on the first review here, and it was indeed very tasty. We got some goat at the local farmer's... | |
Chicken-Orzo Salad with Goat Cheese reviewed by JustLauraFrom: Cooking Light (reviewed 13th June 2010)Easy salad to throw together. Good flavor and keeps well. I will definitely make again.
I do not know the page number. | |
Microwave Tea reviewed by skdouglassFrom: CookSmart: Perfect Recipes for Every Day (reviewed 13th June 2010)As usual, Pam Anderson is dead reliable. Iced tea drinkable in under 15 minutes - tasty instant gratification. This microwave version takes just as long... | |
Iced Tea, Simply and Quickly (Stovetop Method) reviewed by skdouglassFrom: CookSmart: Perfect Recipes for Every Day (reviewed 13th June 2010)As usual, Pam Anderson is dead reliable. Iced tea drinkable in under 15 minutes - tasty instant gratification. The microwave version takes just as long,... | |
Cheese Bread reviewed by sturlingtonFrom: My Bread: The Revolutionary No-Work, No-Knead Method (reviewed 13th June 2010)This bread looks, smells and tastes just like heaven. What a way to combine two of my favorite things into one. So far, this is my favorite recipe from... | |
Spaghetti with Zucchini and Basil reviewed by crdenmomFrom: Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone (reviewed 13th June 2010)This is an easy and tasty recipe, well accepted by all members of the family. | |
Quinoa with Grilled Peppers and Oregano reviewed by bunyipFrom: Real Fast Food (reviewed 13th June 2010)This was my first encounter with quinoa, and it was not bad at all. Went very nicely with plain grilled pork chops. |

