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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Carrots, sweet and spicy
Even when I was the pickiest of picky eaters, I loved carrots. The crunch, the sweetness, the vibrant color: all good. Tom and Luke feel the same way. We love our carrots raw or cooked, and especially when they’re roasted … Continue reading
Salmon salad two ways
I wanted to post a recipe for a favorite dish of ours, a robust stew of ground turkey, salsa, and beans topped with a cheesy crust. Unfortunately, it looks like … mush. It’s completely beyond my current skills to get … Continue reading
Posted in main courses, meat, poultry,and fish
Tagged avocado, basil, mayonnaise, ranch, salad, salmon, spinach, tomato, wasabi
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Tom’s best-ever lasagna
I was in the Twin Cities this weekend, having a lovely visit with Tom’s twin brother, his wife and girls. On Saturday I drove into St. Paul for a picnic sponsored by the Minnesota Historical Society Press (one of my … Continue reading
Posted in main courses, pasta, rice, and grains
Tagged casserole, ground beef, parmesan, pasta, ricotta, tomato sauce, tomatoes
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Skillet supper, v.2: sausages and peppers over cheesy polenta
This is a piece I wrote a few months ago and forgot to post. So ignore the obvious references to warm weather (snow is predicted tonight; lunches on the deck are now but a dream) and enjoy the food. Company … Continue reading
Posted in main courses, meat, poultry,and fish, pasta, rice, and grains
Tagged bell pepper, cheddar, cheese, chicken sausage, chile, pepper, polenta, sausage
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Big flavor, minimal effort: roasted potato soup
When you live without power for eleven-plus hours, especially on a summer day, it tends to have a negative effect on the food in your refrigerator. When you have no power for eleven-plus hours and you have a well, it … Continue reading
Posted in sides, soups
Tagged garlic, healthy, low-fat, potatoes, roasted garlic, roasted onions, roasted potatoes, soup
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Skillet supper on the new stove
NOTE: I was ready to post this, I really was. Then a brief storm rolled through and knocked out our power for a whole day. Eighty-mile-an-hour winds will do that to you. So here’s what should have been posted a … Continue reading
Posted in main courses, meat, poultry,and fish
Tagged beef, one-pot meals, onions, potatoes, steak, summer squash
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