Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Archive for July, 2008

Olives of Grace

When Francis and I were in Gainesville, Florida this May, our family friend Wade discovered Francis had never had real barbeque.  Being the generous soul that he is, he promptly invited us over for a sampling of old-school Southern slow-cooked ribs and pork loin.  (Which was delicious, by the way.  At one point in the [...]

Read Full Post »

Looking for things to do with sage.

Our herb window box is going nuts and the sage is especially lush.  I’d like to cook with it more, but am rather stuck for ideas that don’t involve carbs/fat.  (I can think of tons of things that involve potatoes or pasta!)
I know it goes nicely with pork, but we don’t eat much pork.  Francis’s [...]

Read Full Post »

My mother said these are better than ice cream, and who am I to argue with my own mother?
Ingredients:
- 3 big or 6 small potatoes (I’ve tried different kinds, and truly, they’ve all turned out good)
- biiiiig glug olive oil
- at least 1 tablespoon fresh ground black pepper
- cayenne and salt to taste (they’re best [...]

Read Full Post »

Kick-Ass Sangria

It’s a bit warmer out than it has been in a while, and I was just wishing I had some of this to sip in the sun.  It’s delicious and summery and perfect for warm weather and Mexican food or barbeques.
Ingredients:
- 2 bottles of red wine (I like a nice Rioja, but anything red and [...]

Read Full Post »

Simple Black Bean Soup

In honour of the English “summer”, I’ve decided to post the recipe for my basic black soup, a big bowl of which I will heat up as soon as I’m done writing this.  And will consume sitting underneath a blanket, on the couch, wearing wool socks and a sweater [jumper].
Ingredients:
- glug of olive oil
- 1 [...]

Read Full Post »

Mark Twain once said that “Cauliflower is nothing more than cabbage with an education.”  Anyway, I haven’t tried this yet, but I completely trust Sam’s culinary sensibilities, so here you go.
Ingredients:
- 1 head of cauliflower
- 30 ounces chicken broth (veg [...]

Read Full Post »

Recently we watched a show hosted by Antonio Carluccio in which he whipped up some lentil stew that had us drooling.  Francis decided to get the ingredients post-haste, and that very evening we dined on Italian lentil goodness.
(I call it à la Francis and not à la Antonio because Francis used the show’s recipe only [...]

Read Full Post »

Please share your recipes!  Email me at adrianindu at gmail dot com and I’ll post it for you.

Read Full Post »