Cook the Book: 'Eat Me: The Food and Philosophy of Kenny Shopsin'
I make any number of "throw togethers". All of them can never be reproduced because I harvest whatever is in season in the refrigerator or pantry.
I make any number of "throw togethers". All of them can never be reproduced because I harvest whatever is in season in the refrigerator or pantry.
Soup - that's why it's soup and sandwich for the lunch special.
Picking one wine - is it the Leonetti Merlot that I had with my wife on our anniversary, the '89 Drouhin Montrachet at dinner with Frederic Drouhin, the Barbeito Madeira that was as long-lived as me on my 50th birthday, the Valdelana Agnus in the heart of Rioja or the Billecart-Salmon Rose that rings in each New Year. In the end I would have to pick the '98 Rousseau Clos-St.-Jacques that made my wife utter "so this is what Burgundy is all about."
USA USA USA - A tour of the Carolinas, Memphis, Texas and Kansas City would be a fine start for me!
Favorite Chinese dish - Wor Shu Opp - anything duck is delicious!
My grandmother - we would hang in the kitchen and I would watch her make these cookies by the dozen. When I asked her how she made them she would say the dough was ready when "it felt right". I learned to cook food so that it looks right, smells right and sounds right. I am forever indebted. From the celeb ranks I remember the Galloping Gourmet Graham Kerr sparking my interest.
Dad couldn't and can't cook but he could always make a mean cup of instant coffee followed by a lengthy cooling process so that it would be lukewarm (yuck!) by the time he drank it.
Olive oil poached salmon steak with spicy olive salad and roasted corn in the husk
Champagne - one should have some every day! Love champagne with a wide range of foods but my absolute favorite is smoked salmon - the pinnacle of sybaritic experiences.
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I did, actually. I put sugar and all kinds of other stuff in one of my mother's nice bowls about 25 years ago. Microwaved it. It set...pretty hard. I think it was hard candy, but I had to throw the bowl away pretty quickly after that. Whoops.
I cook up whatever fresh vegetables I have (brocolli, sweet peppers, onions, and mushrooms are often in the mix) as well as pototoes cut in chunks. The micorwave is fine for that part. Then i mix them all together in a wok with a drizzle of olive oil. Season to taste. No name for it, but the family likes it.
I am a creative cook, always coming up with something different. I made a dish with Rice A Roni, hamburger, tomato sauce and mozarella cheese- I am Italian, so you must have the cheese!
well i put clams in a macaroni salad once.. :)
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I've never invented a dish.
I MODIFY.alot as i go along!
I "invent" almost every time I cook. I often change, modify, or re-arrange recipes depending on what I have available - (waste not want not). Thank you for the opportunity to win!
Well, my 'recipe' is more of a combination of things, but my DH and I find it rather yummy. It's 'name' is called (sorry folks, so not appetizing) "Fartblossoms!" LOL
I make a recipe of Manwich Bold with ground beef. Then I mix it with a couple of cans of pork and beans or baked beans, a little molasses, a little Worcestershire sauce and a little Coleman's dry mustard, some Hormel bacon bits. Cook on the stove or in a crockpot til it is nice and thick. Serve with Frito Scoops.
I originally came up with the recipe when I had leftover Manwich and leftover baked beans and I mixed them together.
This is also my much-requested Baked Bean recipe...when I carry it to potlucks or picnics, I use my antique bean pot as a serving vessel.
Yummy Yummy...It is SO good!
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