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Category Archives: Last Touch

Balsamic French Green Beans ~ Haricots verts balsamiques

August 20, 2012

An Arab Fable Once in his shop a workman wrought With languid hand, and listless thought, When through the open …

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Salmon ‘au poivre’ ~ Saumon au poivre

August 16, 2012

Before Fannie Merritt Farmer there was Mrs. D.A. (Mary) Lincoln.  Mrs. Lincoln was co-founder with Maria Parloa of The Boston …

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Whipped Roasted Pumpkin, Adobo and Maple Spiced~ Purée de potiron rôtie aux épices

August 6, 2012

A small can of Chipotles in Adobo represents an entire growing season for the jalapeño chili and a time and …

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Little Verrines of Fresh ‘Ratatouille’ ~ Petites verrines à la ‘ratatouille’ fraîche

August 2, 2012

‘A woman cooks for love of her man, a chef for himself, for his pride.’  Robert J. Courtine, quoted in …

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Sweet Potato Peanut Soup

June 14, 2012

One can make many things out of a peanut and perhaps that is why there exist public expressions of appreciation …

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Boneless Loin of Lamb Wellington with Red Wine ~ Balsamic Sauce

May 11, 2012

When I was young I used to serve roast stuffed turkey and baked ham at every party. …Down through the …

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Grilled European Sea Bass ~ America’s favorite imported fish prepared Congolese Style

April 5, 2012

With its sleek, gray body, tinged with pink, the European Sea Bass is, aesthetically speaking, an attractive creature.  American chefs …

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Fresh Tomato Tart ~ Tarte Fine aux Tomates

March 15, 2012

The tomato, like a good character actor, is able to convey a range of impressions in shorthand.  It is traditionally infamous in the …

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Tartiflette ~ the dish made from Forbidden Cheese

February 4, 2012

The French cheese dish Tartiflette dates back only to the 1980’s when it was developed to help promote the popularity …

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Mi-Cuit Chocolat Two Ways ~ A Warm, Dark Chocolate Dessert

January 19, 2012

Even when they leave their native lands, some dishes are known by their original names.  A recipe for Trifle in …

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