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John Briggs starting off the buffet... Garlic Noodles, Thai Cucumber Salad, Spicy Basil Turkey, and Green Curry with Thai Eggplants.
I make a tater tot casserole in my Pyrex the other night. I was really grooving on the whole kitschy vibe.
Yummy grilled cheese (provolone cooked directly on the grill -- freeze it first!); then placed in a ramekin with garlic, olive oil, oregano, and tomatoes.
Argentine Parilla class at the Kitchen Table cooking school in Greenwood Village, Colorado.
Soak the matzah for 30 seconds or so to or until the outside is just softened. Soak less for crunchy matzah brie, longer for softer.
Turkey antipasto panini with sautéed spinach.
This is one of the easiest, tastiest sandwiches around. Dice up some sun-dried tomatoes, artichoke hearts, roasted red pepper and fresh basil. Mix it all together. Spread some fat-free mayo in a thin layer on two slices of multi-grain bread, top with the diced up mix, a couple of slices of low-fat deli turkey, a slice of low-fat provolone and some fresh spinach leaves. Then panini-fy it!
YUM-EE!
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Cooking with Jamie..
Today: The fisted chicken/cat-Matrix-Menue
(the chicken was eaten after having fun with it...)
So there's the fish, poaching itself. And over there is the can of creamed corn, warming up. Hey, I like creamed corn! You don't have to have any. So nyah.
The two vegetables used in the soup. One had a long stem and looked like spring onions, Its name sounds like "Han". The other vegetable has a large broad leaf and a long stem, its name sounds like "Guy".
Caramel Apples 2008
Inspired by the lovely photos of Riana and her recipes at this link flickr.com/photos/81951381@N00/2942426504/
... we made our first homemade caramel apples ever today.
The pumpkin seeds will brown up very quickly, so always keep them moving in the pan.
Photo: Sarah Kaiser/WFIU