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We Don’t Need No Souse Vide

Today I attended a cooking class at a well-known upscale kitchen tools store.  The class was entitled "Tough to Tender", and was billed as presenting helpful was to make the best use of cheaper cuts of meat. The instructor spent…

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Soldier’s Feast

My soldier-son is home on weekends. He spends the week in the field (which means either MREs or military chow - my son says he prefers the MREs) so I try to make sure he's well-fed when he's here.I also…

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A Rant about Bon Appetit

I subscribe to Fine Cooking and Bon Appetit.  IMHO Fine Cooking wins hands down.Why? Because Bon Appetit recipes usually seem to call for some oddball ingredient that can't be found in the local supermarket.  Either than or the recipe requires…

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Spice Rack

 After living in this house for two years I finally have a suitable spice rack.The spices have been living on a shelf in the pantry.  Which meant sequentially picking up jars one-after-another to read the labels every time I needed…

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Boeuf Bourguignon

Oh So Good. The recipe was out of Julia Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking so I won't repeat it here. The beef: oh so tender. Though it was just stew meat bought at Safeway, it was heavenly.  In…

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AZ C-CAP

"For high school juniors and seniors with crammed and jammed schedules, taking time to (again) dice another pound of carrots or potatoes demands real commitment." I want to introduce you to my friend and fellow blogger Patricia Bathurst and the…

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