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Smoking a Rib Roast in a Weber Kettle
Posted: Antti April 30th, 2006 in categories BBQ, Finland, Meat, Recipes, Sauces and dips, USAI’ve been busy at work lately, and have had difficulties to find stamina to cook after hours. This weekend is a long one however because on Monday we celebrate the 1st of May, and it is a public holiday. It’s also pretty safe to say that the outside temperature will finally stay above freezing point [...]
The Bonfire of the Vanities
Posted: Anna April 18th, 2006 in categories New York, Recipes, Salads, United KingdomAfter the calorie-laden Easter festivities, this piece of advertising from the wall of one of the huge warehouses along the Riverside Viaduct seems particularly appropriate. I want lighter fare - I want salad. I also want something that is really tasty.
Proust was transported back to his youth when he dipped a madeleine into a cup [...]
Chipotles & Albóndigas
Posted: Anna April 4th, 2006 in categories Meat, Mexico, Recipes, Sauces and dipsThis year we spent the week around Reyes (Epiphany) in Central Mexico. Of all the marvellous sights, tastes, and smells, those of Puebla are lodged deepest in my limbic system. The city is terribly pretty, full of Spanish colonial buildings, but somehow more ornate and painted even brighter than others in similar colonial cities you [...]
What is Left of Little Hungary?
Posted: Anna April 1st, 2006 in categories Hungary, Meat, New York, Pasta, Pastries, RecipesI’ve been drooling over the pictures of the Hungarian food blog Chili & Vanilia for months, so when I discovered the story about what Hungarian goulash is and what it is not there (in English, no less), I re-remembered pörkölt and naturally had to try the recipe over the weekend. I’m all about edible [...]
Multipurpose Balsamic Vinegar - Around the World on a Meme
Posted: Anna March 30th, 2006 in categories Desserts, Italy, New York, Recipes, Salads, SeafoodThe region of Modena in Emilia Romagna is home to the alchemists who make gold out of musty grapes. I have been to Modena exactly once, spitted out from a slow commuter train, missing a vital connection back to the unlovely student summer apartment I shared with two Czech biznes student girls in a mildly [...]
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