this recipe from castagna in portland, or, was requested in the la times' culinary sos column by a fan who described it as "ambrosia". it certainly has all the right stuff. "this striking dish is perfect for summer entertaining, and half of the recipe can be made in advance. the rich fish broth is delicately flavored with leek and fennel, complemented with bright notes from lemon and pernod, and rounded out with just a hint of chile and tomato for added depth. serve each bowl with a generous helping of steamed and sautéed fish and shellfish, crostini and creamy anchovy aioli or rouille." substitute any firm fleshed white ocean fish & vary the shellfish according to your locale & season.
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this is an old recipe i saw demonstrated on tv. i made it and it's really delicious. may want to cover the edges of the pan with foil at the end of baking, so the noodles don't get crisp.
this soup has a wonderful combination of apples, bacon (i use a bacon substitute) and leeks. not too sweet, with a nice "bite." sweet-tart apples and smokey bacon play off one another nicely. good fall soup, or thanksgiving side dish which was when i m
another method to get the same tasting bbq sauce we all love
a recipe from 'fatty's big bbq book'. i suspect gail stanton who compiled the recipes may have had more input that paul (fatty) vaugtin - an australian rugby player. preparation time does not include 4 hours to marinate.
when i was growing up, my mom made this every christmas. the smell of it lingering through the house would be sure to wake us all up, and run for the kitchen.
i got the idea from watching iron chef america. someone made a bacon ice cream but i never heard any details about it. so i started thinking about how to make it and make it great. i figured that bacon is the candy of the meat world, so why not candy the
from local newspaper submitted by dave kling of anchorage alaska
i finally wrote down the exact amounts i used to get some great tasting jerky! the cayenne pepper is optional as it does spice it up a bit. the kids love it and its better than feeding them twinkees.
this was a recipe found in quick cooking magazine posted by linda jo wahlgren. this is a great picnic take-along.
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