Monday, November 29, 2010
Pecan Pie Tartlets
These are the favorite thing I make for both my mother AND my mother-in-law, so I made them each a batch for Thanksgiving
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Sunday, November 14, 2010
"Pumpkin stuffed with everything good"
I heard about this receipe on NPR last week and then tracked it down online.
First: open up a pumpkin
Empty it out, then mix up the stuffing and start stuffing it. Stuffing: stale bread, cheese, crumbled bacon, scallions, garlic, thyme
Then, mix some nutmeg into some cream and pour it in:
Put the top back on and pop it in the over for around 2 hours (take the top back off for the last 20 minutes)
It comes out like this:
You can try slicing it up, but I went with option B which was "stick a spoon in there and mix it all up". Then serve with bread. It looks like vomit but it tasted pretty good.
At the end you get the saddest pumpkin:
I probably wouldn't make this again but I'm glad I tried it. If anything, I think I would take it one step further and blend it into some chicken broth to make a soup. It had all the flavor of a rich soup but the texture was a challenge. But hey, now I've cooked a pumpkin!
First: open up a pumpkin
Empty it out, then mix up the stuffing and start stuffing it. Stuffing: stale bread, cheese, crumbled bacon, scallions, garlic, thyme
Then, mix some nutmeg into some cream and pour it in:
Put the top back on and pop it in the over for around 2 hours (take the top back off for the last 20 minutes)
It comes out like this:
You can try slicing it up, but I went with option B which was "stick a spoon in there and mix it all up". Then serve with bread. It looks like vomit but it tasted pretty good.
At the end you get the saddest pumpkin:
I probably wouldn't make this again but I'm glad I tried it. If anything, I think I would take it one step further and blend it into some chicken broth to make a soup. It had all the flavor of a rich soup but the texture was a challenge. But hey, now I've cooked a pumpkin!
Monday, November 8, 2010
Sunday, October 31, 2010
lazy sunday
I was in a cooking mood today, and it was also grocery day, so that worked out nicely. Here are three things I made: ham and cheese crescent rolls, green bean casserole (from scratch - campbell's had nothing to do with this), and monkey bread (decidedly not from scratch - it uses prefab biscuit dough). I also made a chocolate pudding pie, which was also decidedly not from scratch, but will definitely be delicious.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Hello, fall food!
Lemon-rosemary grilled chicken, mashed butternut squash, sauteed brussels sprouts, and the classic roll from a blue tube.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Here we go again
Just as I got started cooking again I got really sick for awhile and didn't feel like doing squat. But that's finally over, so here's the tamale pie I made tonight:
Saturday, September 18, 2010
back online... for one day
We're all moved in to our new house, which means I'm cooking again. Here's two dinners from this week, followed by a bonus shot of the sampler appetizer platter at Thai Awesome. Oh, and I'll be out of town for a week starting tomorrow, so we'll be back on hiatus until then.
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