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Vegetable Soup with Jamon Iberico a la Marketman

October 28, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment 

I know it sounds like a bit of a joke. You make a healthy vegetable soup, but then add jamon iberico to the pot!? But many times I cook based on what I find in the groceries and markets, and sometimes tweak classic recipes just a bit hoping it will all turn out just fine. I have been under the weather lately, so I have been cranky. And cranky and hungry is not a good combination for Marketman. At first I thought it was a bout of hay fever , and after all those massive storms that hit Lu

Popular Asian chef coming to Chapman University

October 26, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment 

Mai Pham, a popular Thai and Vietnamese chef, will be at Chapman University ’s Sandhu dining hall on Tuesday. Pham will showcase some of her special recipes and sign autographs during the 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. event. Lunch items will focus on some of her classic recipes, including salad rolls, pho beef soup, and ginger sesame salad. The dining hall is open to the public. CLICK HERE for more information. Post from: Fast Food Maven

using mother starter in historic recipes

October 19, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment 

I am in charge of a 150th anniversary celebration of a church cookbook that includes several light biscuit and roll recipes using a yeast starter. The recipe for starter given in the cookbook involves hops (difficult for me to find). I'm wondering if I could use the mother starter (barm) from Peter Reinhart's BBA that I keep on hand in place of the yeast called for in the two recipes below: Light Biscuit 1 quart warm milk 3/4 c lard and butter mixed 3/4 c yeast 2 T sugar 1 t

Primavera Sauce - BigOven.com

October 16, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment 

Primavera Sauce recipe - BigOven.com6 Servings Vegetables Italian Traditional Rice, Pasta and Grains Pasta Sauces Family Recipes Cooking Basics Classic Recipes Sauces Vegetables Italian 225 grams Baby Broad Beans see Note 225 grams Sugarsnap Peas 225 grams Asparagus Spears... For the full recipe, please visit www.bigoven.com

VeganMoFo 15: My Favorite Cookbooks!

October 15, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment 

You know those questions like if you were going to be stranded on an island, and you could only bring 5 cookbooks, which cookbooks would you bring? Well, here's my attempt to answer this pressing concern. I have a LOT of cookbooks. I really like cookbooks, and I pretty much never make up recipes from scratch. I'm really good at following recipes and getting good results, but somehow I'm just not very good at making recipes myself. My infrequent attempts at recipe-creation are usually just

I am only what I am. I hope it’s enough.

October 14, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment 

My niece Rena at age 6, enjoying teuchi udon (handmade udon noodles). I am occasionally asked via email or Twitter or even in person, to post a recipe that is Asian but not Japanese. In most cases, I have to say that I have no idea how to make it. Well that wouldn’t be exactly true: I could look it up online or in cookbooks and replicate a recipe here. But then, so could you. So could anyone. Just because I am of Asian descent, does not mean I know anything about most Asian cuisines oth

I am only what I am. I hope it’s enough.

October 14, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment 

My niece Rena at age 6, enjoying teuchi udon (handmade udon noodles). I am occasionally asked via email or Twitter or even in person, to post a recipe that is Asian but not Japanese. In most cases, I have to say that I have no idea how to make it. Well that wouldn’t be exactly true: I could look it up online or in cookbooks and replicate a recipe here. But then, so could you. So could anyone. Just because I am of Asian descent, does not mean I know anything about most Asian cuisines oth

Finding Books With Pork Barbecue Recipes

October 13, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment 

Although BBQ recipes chicken can be pretty tempting and BBQ recipes steak are often mouth-watering, nothing beats pork BBQ recipes. According to the Food Network, pork remains the barbecue meat of choice, offering a variety of tastes and styles from dry-rub to wet rib. “Dry-rubbed ribs are generously rubbed with a mixture of spices, smoked and then served with sauce on the side,” the Food Network tells us. “Wet ribs are lacquered with tangy barbecue sauce before, during and after cooking.” Al

Pumpkin Recipes

October 12, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment 

Try something different such as Pumpkin Pie Cake, Pumpkin and Potato Soup with Kale, Pumpkin Gnocchi in Aceto Balsamico Cream Sauce, or one of the many other pumpkin recipes. Pumpkin Cooking Tips and Recipes … See original here: Pumpkin Recipes

Should You Find Yourself To Be In Grand Marais, MN

October 8, 2009 by Classic Recipes · Leave a Comment 

No Minnesotan’s summer is complete without a trip to Grand Marais. Compact and cool, perched at the edge of the endless blue expanse that is Lake Superior, Grand Marais offers respite from the scorching heat and sprawling busyness of Minneapolis-St. Paul. But as the days grow short and the trees reluctantly surrender their leaves, Grand Marais fades from memory, shrinking to a mere speck in the rear view mirror. But don’t count Grand Marais out for fall and winter. North House Folk School is

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