Cook the Book: 'Mario Batali Italian Grill'
Can't do anything without olive oil!
Can't do anything without olive oil!
While I wouldn't turn down champagne with anything, chocolate and fruit sounds like a great combination.
Every time I've made roasted feta as an appetizer (recipe printed in 9/9/07 N.Y. Times), our guests devour it. I hardly know what it tastes like myself because they never give me a chance!
Ellen is one of the few who I would be willing to stick around past dinner and actually have dessert with! Talk show hosts tend to be rather annoying.
Vegan Chocolate Death Cake from The Grit in Athens, GA. There is nothing like it!
Cook as a couple! When my husband and I cook together, everything moves faster and meals come together in half the time. Plus, what a great way to spend time together.
Italy - no explanation required!
France - to see how my high school knowledge of French food words has held up
Thailand - to learn some new things
Peeps! (They are best a couple of days after Easter, when they are just starting to get stale...)
Law school has taught me a thing or two about stress. I invariably run for a pint of Ben & Jerry's Phish Food and a spoon. :)
My mom laid the foundation - and I learned from there once I headed off to college!
I like to use "Mrs. Dash's" garlic seasoning all over the meat.
Honey BBQ sauce and Montreal Steak Seasoning
1. sea salt. telicherry pepper
2. siricha
BBQ sauces: Butch's Pyro sauce and Bandana's (Boone, NC) sauce
Dry Ranch Dressing Powder. Put that on yer steak and eat it! Mmmmmm!
My favortie grilling condiment is coarse kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper, I mix this with granulated garlic and keep it in a small jar next to my grill. As far as BBQ sauce is concerned, I order Montgomery Inn sauce from Cinci, unlike other sauces the first ingredient is tomatoes.
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