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Category Archives: First Courses

Lemon and Lime Garlic Cream Soup, garnished with Shrimp, Pine Nuts, and Fresh Coriander ~ Citromos fokhagymakremleves

February 8, 2012

Hungarian cuisine contains a large repetoire of classics.  So extensive is the list that one might never be inclined to …

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Fried Mozarella with Lettuces, Marinated Tomatoes, and Fresh Basil Vinaigrette

January 30, 2012

Italian Food by Elizabeth David, was first published in London in 1954.  In it, Mrs. David describes Mozarella in two …

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Quinoa Blini with Gravlax, Horseradish Cream and Caviar

January 13, 2012

Blini are yeast batter pancakes, traditionally made with buckwheat flour.  The ones in this recipe are made with homemade quinoa …

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Apple and Celery Soup with Sauteed Apple Rings

December 9, 2011

A classic savoury-sweet combination is celery and apple.  It often turns up in stuffings.  A rarer use of them together …

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Cream of Pecan Soup

November 1, 2011

Some cook because they have to, some when they want to, and for some there is not much distinction between …

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Individual Mushroom Souffles

October 12, 2011

Unless you do not like mushrooms, there is no down side to these little souffles.  Generally, souffles are finicky–these are …

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Cream of Eggplant Soup ~ Brennan’s of Dallas

September 20, 2011

One afternoon I was leafing through a stack of Gourmet magazines, clipping recipes, sticking them in a loose-leaf notebook.  Cream …

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Caponata cocktail

August 16, 2011

Turning eggplant into Caponata makes a strong, dense blend of flavours.   It tastes best made a day in advance and served …

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