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Shropshire blue, Humbolt Fog, a good chevre, parm-reg, Mexican quesadilla, ...   mjb.
I'm a big soup fan as well.  Tonight's dinner was soup and sandwich - grilled salami and provolone sandwiches, and something I have not done for a LONG time - a can of store bought soup.  It was Progresso's Italian...
The green beans brought back a memory.  When I was working at the U there was this little Chinese place on 1st South and one day a week they would have spicy green beans as one of the specials.  No pork, but thin strands of...
For many years in the 90s we held a Beach Party in February here in Salt Lake City.  Fun times, for sure.   Except for the one year I decided to smoke a turkey.  I knew how long it took during the summer, allowed...
Quote: Originally Posted by MaryB  Braise in pork stock or chicken stock to make a nice gravy.   You always hear about chicken stock and beef stock - rarely pork stock.  I only make it a few times a...
Tri-tip, one of my favorite cuts.   I did chicken pot pies.  They weren't bad, but they could have been better.  I topped them with a biscuit dough which turned out really light and tender, but there just wasn't...
Quote: Originally Posted by MikeLM  Never heard it; what's the date/nationality of the cookbook?     It is "Some LIke it Hotter" by Geraldine Duncan who seems to have grown up in Southern...
I'm looking at a cookbook, and it uses the term a tooth of garlic rather than clove.  I don't think I've ever seen that term before.   mjb.
Quote: Originally Posted by QUETEX  Beer works pretty good too, lol.    Back when I was brewing beer on a regular basis we made a batch of ginger beer that for some reason didn't turn out like...
Tonight was simple, easy, classic.  Put on a pot of salted water to boil, get an egg out of the fridge.  Grab a handful of bacon, dice, crisp up in skillet.  Throw some thin spaghetti in the boiling pot.  Crack the...
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