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Hope you visited my live chat about duck on the Maple Leaf Farms Facebook page.
Maple Leaf Farms hosted me in a live chat about cooking and grilling duck on June 24. You can find a link to the recipes I talked about at Maple Leaf.
Enter my locavore contest by June 21st! See how to win a Chantal cookware set.
Time is running out to enter my locavore contest. This Friday, June 21st, at midnight is the deadline! Subaru of America and I are proud to partner in the search for the best locavore recipe. The prize? I will come cook with you and we will video tape it. If you would like…
Smoky Fish Chowder
There are two things that my dad makes, one is scrambled eggs (especially on Christmas) and the second is fish chowder which he must have learned from his Mom, Ruth Moulton, who was a wonderful ye olde New England cook, or possibly from a guide on one of his fishing…
It's not too late to enter my locavore challenge!
The deadline is June 21st. The prize? I will come cook with you and we will video tape it. Watch this video for the details.
Tonnato-Stuffed Eggs
One of my husband Bill’s favorite dishes is Vitello Tonnato. Cold sliced veal with a tuna sauce. It is an Italian version of surf and turf. Trying to imagine another recipe on which to use this tasty sauce, I thought of eggs. I love stuffed eggs. My mom has never…
Hope you saw me on CBS on May 25; here is the video.
On May 25th I was on the CBS Morning Show talking about good dishes–from a special drink all the way to dessert–for the Memorial day weekend as well as weekends throughout the summer. To see the whole menu, go to CBS and click on The Dish.
Join me on June 2nd and 3rd for WGBY’s Two-day Asparagus Festival!
I will be in Western Massachusetts on Sunday, June 2nd, and Monday, June 3rd, to help local PBS station WGBY celebrate the region’s asparagus harvest. Sunday’s festival, a free, day-long celebration of sustainability and local agriculture featuring asparagus takes place from 10 am to 7:30 pm on the grounds of…
Stuffed Zucchini Greek Style
Throughout the Mediterranean, vegetables stuffed with various fillings, including meat, often fill the role of entrée. But when I tried to sell my meathead American husband on this recipe at any early stage in its development—the lamb then thoroughly camouflaged by bread crumbs—he squinted at it and, without venturing to…
Frosting: Why soda in caramel frosting?
I recently got an e-mail from Dean asking why some recipes for cooked Caramel Frosting (the kind without confectioners’ sugar, also called Caramel Fudge Frosting) call for baking soda and some don’t and wondering, “What is the reason for using baking soda and what is the difference in the outcome…
Mom's Meatball Stroganoff
This was one of my favorite dishes as a kid. It is a less expensive version of the classic dish created and named for a Count Stroganoff in late-19th-century Russia. Very popular in America during the sixties and seventies, the original recipe for Beef Stroganoff called for thin slices of…