Once again I’ve turned to my favorite cookbook “The Silver Spoon” for today’s lunch. The sweetness that comes with cooked garlic and endive is a perfect match for salmon. I joke that Sandy is not a huge fan of salmon, so I try and hide it. She loved it! So once again, I’ve managed to … Continue reading
Shrimp and Grits
We bought this bag of Palmetto Farms Stone Ground Grits while we were in Savannah, and this afternoon I decided to give them a try. If you’ve read any of my other recipes, the one thing I value second behind a knock-out flavor, is the ease with which the dish is created. This meets all two of … Continue reading
Orecchiette With Sweet Sausage And Escarole
So much flavor! This recipe from Food and Wine magazine takes some time and dedication in the kitchen, but the pay-off is huge. The only bit of advice I’ll offer is to make sure you rinse the escarole completely. Cut the ends off the heads and rinse. After chopping into pieces, put in a bowl … Continue reading
Chilled Corn Soup with Seared Scallops and Crisp Onions
Sandy outdid herself yesterday with this recipe, which comes from Sunset Magazine. She made the soup one day prior and put it in the fridge to chill, then right before the meal, made the crispy onions and seared scallops. The soup, which is well balanced with the addition of the vinegar, has a sweetness that compliments … Continue reading
Rib Eye Steaks With Grilled Onion Jam
This recipe comes from the August edition of Food and Wine magazine. My rib eyes were not as thick as the one’s they featured in the publication, so when it came time to throw them back on the grill after applying the butter/herb mix, I shortened that time to 30 seconds per side. They charred beautifully. The … Continue reading
Shrimp Curry Noodle Bowl
This recipe comes from the May 2016 Better Homes and Gardens magazine, and it’s such an outstanding and easy dinner, I make it once a month! There are two things I changed: I do not put the lime zest in, but I do squeeze in the juice from the lime, and I do not put in the fish … Continue reading
