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Category Archives: cooking
My first homebaked pie
Just made an apple, strawberry pie, homemade crust and all. Yummm.
Blood, Bones and Butter: Time well spent
I just got back from a short reprieve where I spent 4 lovely days on the island of Ponza, a small fishing island. The island is famous for Ulysses’s time spent with Circe, the witch that turned his men into … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, bones and butter, chef, gabrielle hamilton, nyc, prune
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The eggplant is a wonderful thing
Call it what you want, melanzane, aubergine, melongene, or Solanum molengena, eggplant is one of my favorite foods. I cooked the classic Fanzo recipe of eggplant parmigiana last weekend for some friends. Although not my best attempt to date, it … Continue reading
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Tagged aurbergine, delicious, eggplant, melanzane
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cooking a spectator sport
Just read this Michael Pollan NYT Magazine article about how we have stopped interacting in our kitchens and instead watch others interact in their kitchens, on TV. I think it is just laziness…
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11 hard to get in nairobi foods you should be eating
NY Times posted the “11 best foods you aren’t eating” back in the summer and it was actually one of the most viewed stories of 2008. Wow. I am impressed that people take such an interest in food. Here are … Continue reading
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Snacks and glints
Two interesting NYT articles about the basics of scientific cooking and what to keep or throw out in kitchen by Bittman. I love the dash of science article – because cooking is all one big experiment. The bittman piece is … Continue reading
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