Saturday, January 23, 2010
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Merry Christmas Chanukah
So you're making latkes for Chanukah and wondering what to serve with them other than sour cream and applesauce. Roast chicken and baked beef brisket can seem to much with all the latkes. I like serving an assortment of smoked fish but especially like salmon eggs. They have just the right amount of saltiness to go with the latkes. To make it more crunchy, try flying fish roe. Some Japanese stores have it in green at this time of year.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Winter eating
My favorite local food still available is yellow beets. I love beets but must admit I never liked peeling cooked red beets. So much easier with the yellow variety. I roast them in a pan with chicken or on there own. I also wrap them in foil and roast them when something else is in the oven. Then I have cooked beets for a salad. Pickled beets may have been part of our childhood family food, but now we have a new tartness in the goat cheese and beet salads we're eating everywhere.
Variations on potato soup:
I used baking potatoes to make a kale, chorizo, onion potato soup. For a meatless variation, use leeks. Why is all soup better the second day? It just is, so make enough to have again or freeze for another time. Even with just enough soup for one, a light meal can be had by poaching eggs in the potato soup.
November 16, 2009 8:03 PM
I used baking potatoes to make a kale, chorizo, onion potato soup. For a meatless variation, use leeks. Why is all soup better the second day? It just is, so make enough to have again or freeze for another time. Even with just enough soup for one, a light meal can be had by poaching eggs in the potato soup.
November 16, 2009 8:03 PM
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