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The Ten Most Recent Posts By ceforrester

From Talk

Turkey Leftovers

I am so pleased to have won a 17 pound turkey from seriouseats! This is going to be quite an adventure for me since the biggest bird I've ever roasted was about 12 pounds. We already have a turkey for the big day (heritage turkey - first time ever trying that) so I'm thinking I'll roast my seriouseats turkey on Friday and then make some mini turkey pot pies and maybe a soup out of the meat. I'll save the heritage turkey leftovers for some turkey sandwiches. What do you do with your turkey leftovers? Have any suggestions for my extra bird??

From Talk

Thanksgiving Soups

This Thanksgiving I'm in charge of the soup course, but I am feeling sooo uninspired. The only recipe that has caught my eye is one on epicurious for Creamy Fennel & Potato soup. Anyone care to share their Thanksgiving soup recipes?

From Talk

Christmas List: Cookbooks/Food Lit

I'm putting together my Christmas wish list on Amazon to share with my family. Besides a food cooking tools (new muffin pans, a 9" springform cake pan) I'm planning on adding a lot of cookbooks and food literature. On the list so far -

The Tenth Muse - Judith Jones
The Amateur Gourmet - Adam Roberts
Art of Simple Food - Alice Waters
The Lee Bros Southern Cookbook - Lee Brothers
Jamie's Dinners - Jamie Oliver

This list will keep growing but I'm curious what would be on your list.

From Talk

CSAs in NYC

I'd love to join a CSA and get a winter share. Anyone know of any that still have open registration in Manhattan - preferably east side? (live in Murray Hill). I've been googling but can't find any that are still open...Thx!

From Talk

Cooking Mags

I'm thinking about subscribing to a second food magazine but don't know which one to get. Right now I have Gourmet (which I love). I guess I should put it right out there - I don't like Cook's Illustrated. Ok! Ok! Hate on me! I know it's great but I can't deal with the no pictures thing. What magazines do you subscribe to and why do you like them?

And if anyone mentions "Everyday Cooking with Ray-Ray", seriouseats & I are no longer friends.

The Ten Most Recent Comments By ceforrester

From Talk

Philadelphia Restaurant for a 50th birthday Celebration

Amada is my all-time favorite Philly restaurant and I try to go whenever I'm there. It's not pricey at all. It's tapas and oh so good!

From Talk

Bhut Jolokia peppers

i'd probably invite my friends to a pepper eating contest

From Required Eating

Cook the Book: 'Summer on a Plate'

an ex-boyfriend essentially taught me the basics and i would consider him my mentor, because he gave me confidence in the kitchen.

From Talk

My Favorite Bagel Ever is.....

it's not the best, but my local bagel joint in murray hill makes a very very tasty (always hot & fresh) whole wheat sesame.

From Talk

Sunday brunch/lunch places in Philadelpha

i second continental! yum!

From Talk

Dinner in the Lower East Side, NYC?

go to alias tonight for their sunday supper!

From Required Eating

'Bottlemania': A Book on Our Bottled Water Obsession and Eventual Disdain

aluminum bottle on the go and at work. at home i use a glass that i can clean and reuse.

From Serious Eats: New York

Is Your Starbucks Closing? Do You Care?

i say get rid of them, but i do feel badly for all those employees - out of jobs and health insurance!

From Required Eating

Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 25: The Land of Too Much Plenty (And So Much Sharing)

congrats! something to also remember - by example you will be teaching your son how to eat in moderation, which is an invaluable skill to learn early! good job! btw - are we gonna hear about that bagel lox cream cheese ice cream? sounds insane and kinda ick.

From Talk

Dining pre-Dark Knight in Midtown, NYC

monday night i went to this restaurant, nizza, in the area. food was pretty darn good and it's well within your budget

http://www.nizzanyc.com/index.php

Responses to Comments by ceforrester

From Required Eating

Cook the Book: 'Summer on a Plate'

Actually, I am not a cook! My mother made wonderful meals, but I have never had much interest in cooking. My husband enjoys cooking and He would enjoy Anna's cookbook that is filled with elegant, no-fuss meals! My mother-in-law can put together a great meal in minutes using what is on hand. She is definitely my husband's mentor. Please enter us in your cookbook drawing. Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

From Required Eating

Cook the Book: 'Summer on a Plate'

My husband's grandmother was the best!

From Required Eating

Cook the Book: 'Summer on a Plate'

Nobody bakes better than my wife!!

From Required Eating

Cook the Book: 'Summer on a Plate'

The queen of butter, Paula Deen

From Talk

canning supplies available in NYC?

While Ball no longer sells canning supplies, www.freshpreserving.com does distribute Ball jars from the company's new owner. I've been using them all summer and they are exactly the same product, though the website does offer some jars in other shapes as well.

From Talk

Dinner in the Lower East Side, NYC?

@simon, but isn't that a regional thing? Like the difference between waiting in line or waiting on line (where I grew up I always heard waiting in line but I moved to NYC where I hear waiting on line all the time)?

From Talk

Dinner in the Lower East Side, NYC?

Not to be a jerk, but it's "dinner on the lower east side", not "in."

From Required Eating

Cook the Book: 'Summer on a Plate'

i remember watching julia child and being totally fascinated by her creativity when i was younger. and my mother was a cajun and could whip up something fantastic with the blink of an eye. now, i love ina garten--everything i make from her books or show is delicious!

From Talk

Philadelphia Restaurant for a 50th birthday Celebration

Pumpkin, any Stephen Starr and again any George Perrier place

From Required Eating

Cook the Book: 'Summer on a Plate'

My grandmother! She could cook just about anything.