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Hope you saw me on Rachael Ray; here are the videos.

Monday, April 22, I was on The Rachael Ray Show talking about supermarket fraud. We talked about  what to watch out for when you go shopping so you don’t get tricked into spending more money on groceries and “rolled out” my Paper Towel Challenge. Here are links to the Shopping…

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Sunday, April 21st, is Earth Day and I'll be in Union Square.

All day Sunday, April 21st, I will be in Union Square on East 14th Street in NYC as part of the Earth Day celebration. I will be hanging out at a booth and chatting with attendees to let them know about The Subaru and Sara Moulton Locavore Challenge (the winner will…

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Look for me this Saturday, April 20, at the Green Festival in NYC.

This Saturday, April 20th, at 2 pm, I will do a demo as part of the Green Festival at New York City’s Javits Center. Look for me on Stage C; I will be making Spring Vegetable Crêpes, and giving out some signed cookbooks as well as a Chantal Copper Fusion…

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Chicken Tarragon

This is one of the “four quick chicken recipes” that I included in Sara Moulton Cooks at Home. It is a simplified version of a relatively sophisticated dish that used to comprise the whole of my brother Peter’s culinary repertoire. Whenever he confided that he was making Chicken Tarragon for…

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Pantry: What should you have in a well-stocked pantry?

I frequently get e-mails asking which items are essential when stocking your pantry. Here is my list. I am loosely defining the pantry as things you should keep on hand–not only in your cupboard (the literal pantry), but also in the fridge, the freezer, the dry vegetable bin and the…

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Chicken Piccata

Although none of us wants to devote more than 45 minutes or so to getting dinner on the table during the workweek, we still want to eat well. In Sara Moulton Cooks at Home, I included “ four quick chicken recipes” that all start with the same easy prep and…

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Moroccan Spiced Leg of Lamb with Preserved Lemon Relish

Butterflied boneless leg of lamb is a great dish for a crowd. I have used a Moroccan-style dry rub here, but you could substitute any chicken or meat marinade, wet or dry. One of my old favorites is a Jacques Pepin recipe that we ran when I was in the…

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Meringue: How to make a hard meringue pie crust.

Jane e-mailed the Kitchen Shrink for help making a hard meringue crust for her chocolate pie. She said, “As much as I whip it up, it shrinks while baking. What can I do to keep it from shrinking? If it is a dry day and you have headed all the…

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Roasted Ratatouille Crêpes with Goat Cheese

My mom made ratatouille from the New York Times Cookbook all the time when we were kids, and I just loved it. This venerable vegetable stew from the south of France with its many flavors layered together has all the complexity of a meat stew without the meat. All the…

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Two Beard Foundation Broadcast Awards nominations!

Nominations for the Annual James Beard Foundation Awards were just announced and I am a finalist in two categories.   Sara’s Weeknight Meals was nominated for Best TV Program in Studio or a Fixed Location and I was nominated for Outstanding Personality/Host. The winners will be announced on May 3 at the…

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