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Operation 52 update | Adventures in Eating - My love of food
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Adventures in Eating – My love of food. The importance of finding a good dining partner. Watch out Austin….Here we come! February 20, 2011. It has been a very long time since I have posted anything. Did anyone miss me? So, as soon as anyone can find my cord or if anyone finds me a cannon cord…the blogs will continue. I hope to hear for your soon. Happy Eating! This entry was posted in Uncategorized. The importance of finding a good dining partner. Watch out Austin….Here we come! Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Food Swain: Stout Shepherd's Pie
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010. Happy St. Patrick's day! I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as I did. If you'll excuse me, I have some green beer to drink. Stout Shepherd’s Pie. 2 lbs of sliced beef (I used sliced sirloin.). 2 tbsp. flour. 2 tbsp. butter. 2 tbsp. olive oil. 1 medium onion, halved and sliced. 2-3 carrots, quartered and chopped ( 1 1/2 cups). 1 stalk of celery, sliced. 8 oz package of frozen edamame. 1/2 bottle of Guinness Extra Stout. 3 tbsp. soy sauce. 3 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce. Take thi...
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Food Swain: Turkey Goulash with Egg Noodles
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Friday, August 17, 2012. Turkey Goulash with Egg Noodles. I was in college before I took a serious interest in cooking. My friends and I would get together every Thursday to cook dinner and watch Nip/Tuck. I was watching a lot of Food Network at the time. Being particularly enamored with Rachel Ray. I made her version. Of this recipe a few times before I realized that I could make this recipe much more approachable and more delicious. Turkey Goulash with Egg Noodles. 2 tbsp. olive oil. Combine the goulas...
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Food Swain: Insert Your Own Flavors Here
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Thursday, April 29, 2010. Insert Your Own Flavors Here. I think everyone has a moment when they mosey over to the fridge, open it up and still have no idea what to make for dinner. You open your vegetable drawer and find things like half an onion, celery that is starting to go soft and tomatoes you know are only going to be usable for one more day. This post is all about the technique of a dish. Once you learn the technique, you can make this recipe with a thousand different flavors. 1 lb of pasta. I cut...
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Food Swain: February 2010
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010. Fettuccine Alfredo with Tomatoes and Basil. The next recipe starring our beloved Parmigiano-Reggiano is the classic Fettuccine Alfredo. Because Parmigiano-Reggiano is one of the more guiltless of cheeses it only adds approximately 75 calories per serving to this recipe, which serves four. We can just ignore the butter and pasta, right? You won't believe how easy this recipe is, how great it tastes or how few ingredients it uses. 16 oz package of dried Fettuccini. Cook the pa...
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Food Swain: Fish Tacos
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Sunday, March 28, 2010. My cousin has requested that I find a delicious and simple way to make fish tacos. I have accepted the challenge and hope that she'll find this recipe delicious. The only place I've ever had a fish taco I enjoyed was at this restaurant. My theory is: If everything you put on a taco tastes awesome by itself, your taco is guaranteed to be delicious. Working with that strategy in mind, I thought of what was in a fish taco and made each ingredient as great as possible. Put all things ...
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Food Swain: Why would I make a pie?!
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010. Why would I make a pie? Two weekends ago I made my first pie ever. My grandfather’s wake was two Saturdays ago. One thing is certain: If you attend one of my family events, you should be prepared to have some of the best Midwestern cooking there is. If you’re ever wondering what to bring, know that a pie is always welcome. So that’s what I did. Luckily, my sister, The Impatient Baker. I finished the pie off with an egg wash of 1 egg and a tsp. of heavy cream, and sparkling s...
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Food Swain: Smoked Salmon Cake Stuffed Portobellos and Two Cheese Dressing
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Friday, March 5, 2010. Smoked Salmon Cake Stuffed Portobellos and Two Cheese Dressing. I was a guest at many weddings this past Summer and can testify that two things are always a perennial favorite among everyone: Crab cakes and stuffed mushrooms. When trying to think of a post for this week, I decided to mix the two together. A word about ingredients:. First, the Portobellos. Smoked Salmon Cake Stuffed Portobellos. Finely dice the following:. 4 Stalks of celery. Yellow bell pepper of the same size.
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Food Swain: March 2010
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Sunday, March 28, 2010. My cousin has requested that I find a delicious and simple way to make fish tacos. I have accepted the challenge and hope that she'll find this recipe delicious. The only place I've ever had a fish taco I enjoyed was at this restaurant. My theory is: If everything you put on a taco tastes awesome by itself, your taco is guaranteed to be delicious. Working with that strategy in mind, I thought of what was in a fish taco and made each ingredient as great as possible. Put all things ...
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Food Swain: January 2010
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Sunday, January 31, 2010. Roasted Green Beans with Garlic and Parmigiano - Reggiano. The first recipe in my Parmigiano - Reggiano series is a simple one. You can substitute the green beans in this recipe for broccoli, squash, asparagus, carrots, tomatoes or almost any vegetable you can think of (depending on how you slice them). Each are equally delicious and a simple side dish to impress anyone who would dare come to your table. 1 lb fresh green beans. 189; cup of grated Parmigiano - Reggiano. The only ...