Nice recipe for meatballs in tomatillo (with some chipotle) sauce. Couple problems – the color of cooked sauce – on the pic it was pretty and clear. In reality it came out grayish, apparently from the juice leaking from meat. Possible remedy? Cook meatballs in stock and add the sauce at the end. Or even [...]
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Albondigas en Salsa Verde, with Some Vegetables
Posted in Cookbooks, What's for Dinner, tagged diana kennedy, meatballs, Mexican, mushrooms, Vegetables on June 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Mock Duck Wontons
Posted in Cookbooks, Dim Sum, What's for Dinner on March 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The original recipe came from Ezard, and called for roasting duck legs, shredding the meat for filling etc.
I didn’t have much time or duck legs but i had a freezer full of chicken meaty bones waiting there to be used in stock. So the solution was obvious – roast the chicken, pull the meat off [...]
Reorganizing Cookbook Library
Posted in Cookbooks, What's for Dinner, tagged Cookbooks, Design, library, What's for Dinner on December 14, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I was dying to reorganize my cookbook library. Almost a year passed since the last revamp – about 120 (according to The LibraryThing) more books got acquired, and my interests changed.
The plan was to keep the same layout – main storage in bedroom and spill over in my office, but to move the books [...]
Paula, With Love
Posted in Cookbooks, What's for Dinner, tagged Cookbooks, learning, What's for Dinner, wolfert on December 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Consider me an eternal Wolfert’s junkie. Her Mediterranean Grains and Greens was the main reason i got into cooking, about ten years ago.
And it felt nice when inspired by a recent tasting menu in Zahav restaurant i googled “green tahini” and the link to Paula’s Med Grains was one of the top hits.
Here is a [...]





