Sunday, July 21, 2013
Cut Green Beans without the Can
Who doesn’t remember a dish of “cut green beans” fresh from the can and heated up in their own “juice.” The color, while a pretty shade of green is more likely to be found in a box of crayons instead of in nature and I’m pretty certain that the metallic taste doesn’t come from being loaded with vitamins and minerals. Since fresh green beans are available at your grocer all the year ‘round, you should never need to buy them in a can, again.
Monday, July 15, 2013
Creamed Sweet Onion and Bacon with Sautéed Calves Liver
I figured you might actually read this post if I left the Liver off until the end of the recipe title. Did it work? Is anybody there? The only reason I can imagine that so many people dislike Liver must be that they never had it properly cooked. Come on, something routinely served with bacon and sautéed onions can only be bad if it’s just not cooked right. After all people, it’s bacon!
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Deep Dish Chicken Enchiladas Montadas
Enchiladas Montadas is a stacked variation of the popular rolled enchilada, served like a multi-layered, non-crispy tostada. My version just happens to be layered inside an individual serving size soufflé dish to keep all of the assembled ingredients bubbling together. A little bit like a pot pie.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Roasted Garlic
Roasted Garlic is definitely garlic, but its sweet nuttiness is also something much more. Use it to give a more subtle hint of garlic than a fresh clove could do or introduce garlic where no garlic has gone before.
Roasting garlic is super easy and can be done anytime you have an extra 45 minutes to spare.
Roasting garlic is super easy and can be done anytime you have an extra 45 minutes to spare.
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