Big Batch Italian Meatballs
Aside from pizza, is there any other meal that is as sure to get an enthusiastic reception as spaghetti and meatballs?
I’m a fan myself. Five years ago, that big warehouse club bag of meatballs was omnipresent in our freezer. I’d have been as panicked to discover I’d run out of meatballs as Cheerios. However, with my new, make-it-myself way of eating, I’ve lost my taste for them. I’ve also found that- like most dishes- making it myself isn’t a big ordeal. I’ve played quite a bit and have come up with my idea of the perfect meatball to pair with spaghetti and marinara Read more
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The Miracle of Mirepoix
Posted by Jill | June 1, 2010 | Filed under: Home, Ingredients, Technique
I’m gonna teach you about something so elementary that it will seem almost silly. Being in possession of this grand culinary secret will make you feel like a gourmet insider. It may be what some of you need to leap from recipe slaves to recipe architects. Read more
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Parmesan-crusted Grouper
This dish can be made with any thin fish fillets. The key is that they need to be fairly thin or else the fish flesh won’t cook before the parmesan mixture burns. I love this dish as something easy and quick to throw together on the fly. Read more
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Veal Scallops with Lemon and Capers
Adapted from The Gourmet Cookbook, Edited by Ruth Reichl
This is a family staple. It involves almost no prep and cooks in no time. It is totally elegant in appearance and taste. My kids actually jump up and down when they find out this is for dinner. Read more