Posted in Poultry, Vegetables on July 28, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Roasted Chicken and red quinoa
Originally uploaded by lyricalmezzo
This was a nice dinner and really colorful so that was good. The chicken idea came from watching Emeril’s new show – Emeril Green.
Step one -
Roast one head of garlic – when it cools – make a paste from the roasted garlic -add chopped rosemary and juice of [...]
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Originally uploaded by lyricalmezzo
This was Sunday dinner this week. Salmon is always good in the summer because really no matter what you do to it, it has a nice refreshing quality. I got the raviolli from our local organic store. It was delicious.
For the Fillets:
Salt and pepper the filets – add about a tbls [...]
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Posted in Cheese, Seafood on July 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
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Originally uploaded by All Things Mimi
Birthday Crab and Shrimp Au Gratin!
Admittedly, this is not how I would prefer to use premium seafood. However, it is my sister’s birthday, and she gets to pick the menu for her dinner- and this is one of her favorites. So I made it. Or she would have beat me [...]
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Posted in Desserts on July 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
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Originally uploaded by All Things Mimi
I decided instead of making a cake for my sister’s birthday, I’d make brownies. Unfortunately, I was also making the rest of the dinner, so from scratch brownies weren’t really possible (well they could have been- but it’s freakin’ hot in that kitchen!).
Just as I was wondering how to make [...]
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Originally uploaded by All Things Mimi
I have already blogged about the impending demise of one of my favorite restaurants in Savannah- the Middle Eastern Cafe.
This is my attempt at making the hummus served there. I tried to include as many measurements as I could, but as you will see when you read the recipe, it [...]
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Tuna Steaks with Rosemary Butter and Sauteed Veggies
Originally uploaded by lyricalmezzo
Its been a while since I blogged – several reasons for this I won’t get into, one of which was that my stove quit working – but it is now fixed and this was the inagural dinner (made blueberry pancakes this morning).
2 Tuna Steak
Blend together [...]
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Baked Talapia
Originally uploaded by lyricalmezzo
It was clean out the fridge night and I had some fresh talapia so I decided to bake it. First I coated it in olive oil and then pressed in a mix of panko, garlic and parmesan cheese – I baked in a 350degree oven for about 15 minutes. The veggies [...]
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Posted in Meat on July 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
These are the pork kabobs I made for the Country Bob Cook-Off.
I made the sauce from about 3 glugs of Country Bob’s sauce, 2 glugs of soy sauce, a dash of pineapple juice and a clove of minced garlic. The pork pieces marinated for about 2 hours in the marinade, then I skewered the [...]
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Posted in Vegetables on July 2, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Peanut Butter Mashed Potatoes
Originally uploaded by lyricalmezzo
Trust me; this tastes much better than it sounds. This admission may get me into trouble, but I am a fan of Bravo’s Top Chef. This season the chefs were asked to run a steak house and prepare special dishes. One of the contestants, Lisa, made peanut butter mashed [...]
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Country Bob Chicken and Country Bob Pork Kabobs
Originally uploaded by lyricalmezzo
Mimi and I completed our Country Bob cook-off. I’ll let her blog about her meal, but will let you know hers is on the right – the pork kabobs. I chose to cook chicken. We also chose very different applications of the sauce and again [...]
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