Thursday, March 14, 2013
Stovetop Roasted Root Vegetables
Roasting is a dry method that surrounds the food with heat for even cooking. The results of roasting are a beautifully caramelized surface with a tender interior. An oven is the ideal place for all this to occur, but sometimes my oven is otherwise occupied and I have to look elsewhere to provide similar outcomes.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Meatballs from Heaven
Wouldn’t it be great if each time it rained, it rained meatballs from Heaven? I know the song lyrics say “pennies”, but pennies would hurt! These meatballs are soft puffs of melt in your mouth goodness. Way better than pennies!
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Pizza Dough Southside Style
I don’t like having a utensil or appliance in my kitchen that doesn’t pull its own weight. Any time I can find a use for something that doesn’t lessen the quality of the finished product I go ahead and make it work for me. My bread machine is a perfect example of this multitasking. Not only does it produce a decent loaf of bread, it can be a time and effort saver when I kneed an extra pair of hands in the kitchen (Pun intended).
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Essential Red Sauce with Meat
Really, lots of meat... no seriously, I mean a whole lot of meat! The foundation for this recipe came from one of the best ever Italian cooks, my Polish mother-in-law!
My own version is seriously heavy on the meat and cooks for hours with the intention that it be used for a variety of Italian favorites. Make this sauce early in the week and have some that night with spaghetti and a few of the simmered meatballs. Don’t fret about running out of sauce – this recipe makes enough to feed your family with the aforementioned spaghetti plus at least three more killer dishes which I will be posting shortly.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Our New Look
I hope you like our new look! Our goal was to make A Guy Who Loves To Cook! more user friendly by making the blog easier to read and more visually appealing. The layout has changed a bit, but we think the most important difference is the clean look and pleasing colors that will highlight the photos of my great recipes that I hope you will try. We are in the process of tweaking the details so bear with us!
I would appreciate any constructive feedback and if there are any questions or comments, I would love to hear them!
Happy Cooking and Eating!
Ted
I would appreciate any constructive feedback and if there are any questions or comments, I would love to hear them!
Happy Cooking and Eating!
Ted
Macadamia Crusted Mahimahi
Mahimahi is the Hawaiian name by which this mild, sweet fish is most commonly known. Before air travel to the islands became affordable for the average Joe, the version of this seafood delight we would have experienced stateside would have been called saltwater Dorado. Although most of the eastern United States still gets fresh Coryphaena hippurus from South American waters, we now call it by its more “romantic” Hawaiian name.
Friday, February 22, 2013
Roasted Artichokes with Red Pepper Aioli
Artichokes have been bestowed with a wrapping of elegance for far too long. Even Julia Child, in 1995, referred to the Artichoke as a “luxury” (The Way To Cook by Julia Child). But now Artichokes are readily available at almost any time of the year and it’s time for them to shed that mantle of uppity-ness and assume their rightful position as the king... of finger food! Let’s face it; there are no utensils better designed than your fingers with which to eat an Artichoke.
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