Roasted pepper chicken
Laurie Colwin's famous roasted pepper chicken.
Thanks, Nick. So glad you liked this recipe!
I'm a Fresca addict, too. In fact, I posted a recipe for Fresca cake on my blog earlier this year.
I can't explain why the sauce works, but it does -- and I've tried it now with wheat pasta, on shrimp, and as a dipping sauce for nime chow. Thanks for trying my recipe.
I'd trust any of Joe's recommendations, especially for barbecue!
Great list, Adam!
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Sounds like your friend is a wonderful hostess, who thinks about what her guests (you!) would like, and serves it. I've been known to serve Chinese take-out appetizers as well as chicken satay from the local Thai restaurant. Always a big hit!
Happy birthday!
For 25 years I've been making the mushroom pate recipe from the first Moosewood Cookbook. Whenever I make it, my guests want to know what it is -- looks like liver, but tastes of mushrooms and cream cheese. This one looks interesting, too.
Great recipe! I'm always looking for new meatloaf variations, and the tamarind would add wonderful flavor here.
I love this kind of potato salad made with fresh thyme from my herb garden. And no scallions for me, either!
Hi Deb -- I love your blog and it's nice to see you writing for Serious Eats.
My grandmother's matzoh balls. The recipe she taught me was "a little this, a little that", but somehow it works where other recipes have failed. Every time I make them, I think of her.
Frappe is pronounced FRAP (no "pay"). And a cabinet, which is the specialty here in Rhode Island, is the same, with coffee syrup. Here's the recipe for a cabinet: Add two scoops of coffee ice cream and 1/4 cup coffee syrup to an 8-ounce glass of milk. Process in a blender until thick and creamy.
Laurie Colwin's famous roasted pepper chicken.
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Nick, thanks so much for featuring my recipe. It's one of my new summer favorites; I love the cold noodles and tart dressing. And your photo makes it look beautiful!