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Cook the Book: The Southern Italian Table
pasta with tomato sauce
Cook the Book: 'The Craft of Baking'
ice cream sundae with all kinds of fresh berries that i had in France. it was looking beautiful and tasted wonderful.
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Recommendations for sour dough making/bread baking books?
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Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
i don't eat a lot of olives, but i love olive oil. I use it a lot.
Cook the Book: The Southern Italian Table
pasta with tomato sauce
Cook the Book: 'The Craft of Baking'
ice cream sundae with all kinds of fresh berries that i had in France. it was looking beautiful and tasted wonderful.
Cook the Book: 'Gourmet Today'
my first cookbook was some kind of baking book full of pictures of sweet stuff. I used to look at them for hours wishing to eat them all.
New York City Wine and Food Festival: Ticket Giveaway, 'Pairing Like A Pro'
red wine
i know too little about wine or steak to anwer the question.
Cook the Book: 'Modern Spice'
Thai, middle eastern, italian..
i'd also like to cook tibetan noodle dishes.
Cook the Book: 'Rustic Fruit Desserts'
sorbet and gelato
i like the ones at il laboratorio del gelato-- green fig, concord grape, raspberry, mango, etc. etc.
Cook the Book: Eugenia Bone's 'Well-Preserved'
pickles, fruit preserves, anchovies and sardines!
Win Tickets to Taste of Tribeca
I'd like to try bouley. i've only been to their bakery, but it was really good.
Cook the Book: 'Urban Italian'
spaghetti with raw nut pesto
Cook the Book: 'Kneadlessly Simple'
no-knead multi-grain sourdough bread with raisins and walnuts
Cook the Book: 'Almost Meatless'
falafel sandwich with a lot of salad
Cook the Book: The Essence of Chocolate
brownies from a deli that's no longer there in NYC
it was huge, cheap and delicious
Cook the Book: 'Baking Unplugged'
when i was baking something sweet, i added too much salt when only needed a pinch..
Cook the Book: 'The New Mediterranean Diet Cookbook'
seafood dishes like calamari, octopus, etc etc
Weekend Book Giveaway: 'American Cheeses'
sharp cheddar cheese
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
I actually don't love olives: I like tapenades and things, but am not a huge fan of eating olives by themselves.
...but I sure do love olive oil :)
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
Yum! Warm mixed olives with fennel, orange zest and Anaheim chile. My favorite olive is the gaeta.
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
My olive of the moment is garlic-stuffed green. Yum!
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
I have never meet an olive I didn't love. Since I am just back from Madrid, I will say arbequina olives with a nice red wine at an outdoor tapas bar.
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
Not really a huge fan of olives but olive oil is a wonderful thing.
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
I still remember the first time I had a kalamata olive. I was 13 years old, and my family had decided to picnic with some friends along a river. One person had brought along a bunch of kalamatas and was raving about them. I was eager to try one, but when I did, I thought they were awful. But after eating them at random intervals over the years, I've grown to love them; they're now my favorite :)
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
been craving saltiness lately and it's been satiated with the kalamata olives. :)
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
the little spanish arbequina olives, hands down.
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
I love olives! My favorite depends on my mood - sometimes cerignola, sometimes arbequina, sometimes picholines, sometimes nicoise, sometimes picual, sometimes manzanilla - give them all to me.
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
Oh, I love olives so very much. It's a toss-up between a buttery cerignola or the always delicious kalamatas...
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
Never met an olive I didn't love. My current favorite is picholine. It will be something else next week...
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
Yes, I'm boring, but I'll pop kalamata after kalamata in my mouth just like candy (but picholines are nice too, and Gaetas... )
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
young, fat, green cerignolas. and sadly those gross pimento stuffed ones in the grocery store
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
I love kalamatas with pasta and manzanillas plain or chopped in soups
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
feta-stuffed green olives. or black oil cured ones. I love the oil most of all- I practically drink it if it's good enough.
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
I love the ones that have been pressed into oil. :)
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
Picholine...or a big green one stuffed with a smoked almond. yum.
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
I love any kind of cured black or purple olives, but Gaeta and Alfonso are my favorites.
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
picholine with a little lemon zest and red pepper....mmmmm, too good
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
Kalamata are my favorite!
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
Definitely Kalamata, or ones stuffed with parmesan cheese...mmmm
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
Olive oil with pepper flakes
Weekend Giveaway: Nudo Olive Tree Adoption
Nicoise olives to eat out of hand.
A hand stuffed blue cheese green olive for my martini.
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i don't eat a lot of olives, but i love olive oil. I use it a lot.