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Category Archives: Recipes
Pork and Vegetables with Red Wine Sauce
In our house, the cooking goes in waves. For a month or two, I’m totally organized, I know what I want to prepare, and I have a list. Right now, I’m at the other end of the spectrum. Plan? What … Continue reading
Spicy Stir-Fried Tofu With Vegetables
I’ve always been intimidated by Chinese cooking. We grew up with the occasional meal in a Chinese restaurant, and the meals always looked complicated to prepare. This meal can be ready in under an hour – great if you come … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese, Cooking, Recipes, Vegetarian
Tagged cabbage, garlic, postaweek 2011, tofu
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Pasta with Chard and Sausage – SImple and Quick for the Summer
For the abundance of Swiss chard in our garden right now, I recreated a dish I’ve consumed more than once at Nicola’s in Lake Placid, NY. There are multiple variations on this: one can substitute other greens for chard; use … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Italian, Recipes, Uncategorized
Tagged chard, garlic, Nicola's, olive oil, onions, parmesan, pasta, postaweek 2011
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Pesto, the Joy of Summer
Basil is one of the staples of our garden. Each spring, I plant as much as my wife will let me get away with. To me, pesto embodies the aromas of summer and the simple pleasures of eating. This classic … Continue reading
Salade Nicoise
When it’s too hot to cook as this week has been, I try to make a meal out of a salad. Salade nicoise is a great standby. There are several different ways to prepare it. In some quarters in France, … Continue reading