Category:
International
Real Live Honest-to-Louvre French Baguette
Making bread isn’t difficult. Making baguette with that crisp, deep golden-brown crust and chewy insides with skillions of holes—it’s a challenge. But the ingredients aren’t fancy or expensive: Yeast, flour, salt, water. You can afford some trial and error, and the end result is worth it!
- Hat Tip:
- King Arthur Flour
- Categories:
- Bread
- French
- Side Dishes
German Pancakes
Not part of a nutritious breakfast. You won’t care.
Soffritto-Style Seasoning Blend
This isn’t a soffrito, strictly speaking; soffrito is usually a mixture of onions, carrots, and celery softened with olive oil or butter. I’m calling it a soffrito because it’s based on a Trader Joe’s Soffrito seasoning blend I like but wanted to play with the blend. I like using it for hamburgers, meatloaf or other meat recipes.
- Categories:
- Ingredients
- Italian
Corned Beef & Cabbage
I love corned beef, but I’m not a fan of the mushy cabbage and veggies you get when it’s all prepared in the same slow cooker. With this recipe you’ll be cooking the beef, cabbage and other veggies and spuds separately so they’re all done just right.
Aloha Pork Chops
Pineapple and pork: A match made in heaven.
Adrienne’s Sausage Bake
Dobry apetyt!
Chili Lime Beef Jerky
Q: What wine pairs best with beef jerky?
A: Beer!
- Hat Tip:
- Jerkyholic
- Categories:
- Beef
- HORSE DOOVERS!
- Mexican
Braciole
A rustic Southern Italy comfort food with three of my favorite features: It’s easy; you have a lot of time to hang out with family while it simmers; and it makes the house smell great.
- Hat Tip:
- Carmen Berzatto, Granny
- Categories:
- Beef
- Entrées
- Italian
Toad in the Hole
The latest in a series of delicious British recipes that sound revolting.
Yellow Turmeric Rice
I love this recipe! It’s so good I occasionally make it a meal instead of a side dish.
- Categories:
- Indian
- Rice
- Side Dishes