I've been making them often and I have new notes for you! (a follow-up to the original post)
I've been making them often and I have new notes for you! (a follow-up to the original post)
You always remember your first....roux, that is. A true sauce technique that makes this recipe worthy of submitting to your cravings.
And you thought you didn't like carrots.
Artistically, not my best work. But don't let that deter you from the recipe itself.
This is probably why sandwiches became a big deal.
Not at all photogenic but a wonderfully easy recipe.
For when you want the kick without the punch in the gut.
yes, you'll have to stand there and stir the whole time. That's what the rest of the wine bottle is for.
An intermediate recipe for the cook that isn't afraid of a little...a lot of.... cleaning.
The ultimate seduction: the aroma of freshly baked bread wafting through your home.
Can't beat the flavor of a vegetable cooked over an open flame.
If you could wrap up summer into a pie and bake it, it'd taste something like this.
Why work against okra when it can work WITH you?
Quintessential weeknight dinner & a recipe to build on for your tastes.
The stuff that's leftover after you've cooked some dried beans is a world-class egg replacement. Who knew?
Use broccoli, cauliflower, beets, and/or carrots for a gorgeous color spread.