The Essential New York Times Cookbook: Grilled Onion Guacamole
So the husband says, and I quote, “This is the best guacamole I’ve ever had.” And the man eats a lot of guacamole. “Obsession” would not be too strong a word for his relationship with guacamole. It is good. I love onions that have been...
Off Topic: Rainbow Chopped Salad
Do I seem a little salad-obsessed? My daughter would respond with a definitive “YES!” Personally, I don’t think you can eat too much salad. And it’s not like I’m ignoring my friends hamburger, cake and alcohol. So let’s add one more...
The Essential New York Times Cookbook: Buttermilk Roast Chicken
This is a really handy little number to have in your repertoire. The brine is started at least the night before and then the chicken just roasts, mostly unattended, for 1 hour and 15 minutes. As I was eating it, it occurred to me that this is really fried chicken...
The Essential New York Times Cookbook: Fettuccine alla Romana
It’s recipes like this that make me wonder why anyone would buy a jar of congealed hydrogenated oil, corn syrup, and stabilizers calling itself “Alfredo sauce.” This is almost as easy as opening that jar. This recipe was featured in an article by...Recent Comments
Two adults eating 1 pound of meat is wild.
They become part of the oat mixture on the cookie sheet
I only see the article, not the recipe (!)
I made these and used many of the comments to adjust several things. First I used 2-1/2 cups of flour.…
Just watched them make these on tv. I think I want to try them.