Cook the Book: 'Mario Batali Italian Grill'
Just salt, pepper, and worcestershire sauce--works like a charm!
Just salt, pepper, and worcestershire sauce--works like a charm!
Cadbury Cream Eggs--seriously, the best candy ever.
Hawaiian pizza, garlic breadsticks, and some cold beer.
I roasted my first chicken about 1-2 years ago, and I have never been so proud of something in my life. I used an Ina Garten recipe, and it was pretty basic, but it came out BEAUTIFULLY. It was citrusy, salty, and richly meaty all at the same time. I served it with caramelized shallots and french green beans, and it was a huge hit. Hmm, maybe I'll have to try another recipe this weekend--roasted chicken sounds very comforting in this cold weather!
I love Anthony Bourdain, but I'm also a fan of Jeffrey Steingarten.
This post just made my day--as a native New Yorker who has spent her last 20+ years in Atlanta, Knoxville, and DC, I had all but given up on the simple beauty of a great black and white. Thanks for all the tips--I may have to have some shipped ASAP!
Black beans, brown rice, corn, and fresh salsa. If I need extra protein, I'll throw on some grilled chicken or salmon.
I appreciate the fact that food isn't just food anymore, and that people care about the social issues surrounding the culinary world. However, if you truly want people to be informed, don't say that "the chick fil-a founder is a religious wing nut" (your exact words, and certainly not factual in nature) and give people proof that is based on documented evidence. You say that "employees are required to [go to] church"--where did you get this information? I knew many people who worked at Chick-fil-a, and they did not have this requirement. You say that "chick fil a is open about firing gay employees"--where are the lawsuits? If they are, in fact, open about this policy, where can I find it written or stated? I know that the Cathy family is very conservative and religious, and I'm not disputing that fact or saying that everyone should agree with their beliefs (for the record, I don't). My point: we should certainly engage in discussions about the important issues surrounding food, but we should strive to do so intelligently and responsibly (rather than with vague contentions and scare tactics).
Curious indeed, bafflednyc. Curious that I, a liberal Jewish woman, frequently interacted with the Cathy family (I dated a guy who was one of Truett Cathy's Sunday school students and family friends) and never found them to be anything but kind, generous, and accepting. Curious that EVERYONE I've known who has worked at Chick-fil-a--gay or straight, male or female, Christian or not--has reported only positive things about the company and its treatment of employees. Curious that Chick-fil-a was tireless in its support of charitable organizations (not just religious ones, either) in the various communities in which I lived. And most of all, curious that you would sling juvenile insults and accusations when the poster and commenters were merely talking about how tasty the chicken is. If you want to inform readers about FACTS, go right ahead--but leave the cheap shots at the door.
Bone-in ribeye, for sure...and MAN, am I craving one right now!
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Pepper is a definate must. I love it.
Favorite grilling sauce is Veri Veri Teriyaki by Soy Vay. Good on beef, chicken...Even though it's the same sauce, it makes the proteins taste different.
I love using lemon-pepper. It works on chicken, steak and grilled veggies.
Olive oil and fresh lemon juice with zest of lemon also
Olive oil and garlic - I love garlic on everything.
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