The Next Book: Jerusalem: A Cookbook
Let’s put all the wild media speculation and crazy theories to rest and let me tell you how I pick cookbooks to review. Typically, I look for something relatively new (published within the last year or so), with enough inherent interest that I think many people...
Cook’s Country: Grilled Caesar Salad
Oh yeah, I have a blog! Sorry about that. Moving on… I’m not convinced that grilling romaine lettuce “adds a smoky char to a Caesar salad” but I love Caesar salad and any excuse to try a new one is fine by me. This one was pretty great and I...Meatless: Polenta with Poached Eggs and Marinated Artichokes
Let’s not mince words: this was repulsive. Not one of the components worked for me and the combination of all three was a culinary train wreck. I’m willing to take 2/3 of the blame since I can never seem to get polenta right and God knows I can’t...Cook’s Country: Crispy Fish Sticks with Tartar Sauce
I’m sure there were kids in the Midwest in the 1960s who ate all kinds of great seafood. Maybe they went “fishing” with their parents (look it up, it’s a real thing!) and ate what they caught. Or perhaps they were urban sophisticates who...Recent Comments
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.…
Not worth much if you can't print. My first post
Not worth much if you can't print.
They become part of the oat mixture on the cookie sheet