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Category Archives: Meat

Beef Tenderloin Stracotto Style with Fresh Spinach Pasta

July 16, 2013

A stranger to American dining traditions wishing to familiarize himself with them will most likely, at some point, enter that …

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Grilled Buffalo on Angel Biscuits with Homemade Barbecue Sauce

July 9, 2013

Imagine galloping your horse into a stampeding herd of buffalo, those immense, shaggy, horned  beasts which used to roam the …

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Frolicking Wednesday ~ a Bistro cum Vendéglő Evening at Home…with Veal Cordon Bleu and Sautéed Mushroom Caps

May 10, 2013

It is gratifying to be given opportunities to offer hospitality to guests–both friends and strangers.  But however often one entertains, …

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Ragout of Beef Val Gardena and Bread Dumplings

April 24, 2013

Ragout and bread dumplings are two distinct recipes.  They are described together here because one never appears on our table …

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Fleischomeletten ~ a Swiss Specialty for Easter

March 26, 2013

You will not find Fleischomeletten on a Swiss restaurant menu.  You will find them–made with care and greeted with enthusiasm–in …

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Sauerbraten Lüchow’s

March 7, 2013

The first thing you will see when you open up a copy of The Black Hills:  The Last Hunting Ground …

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Rack of Lamb Provence Style (Carré d’agneau a la Provençale) with Roasted Tomatoes (Tomates rôties) and Golden-Roasted Potatoes (Pommes de terre rôties dorées fondantes)

January 7, 2013

The First Lessons in Bach are simple pieces.  Piano players may remember how delightful it was to play one of …

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Maple and Mustard Glazed Roast Loin of Pork with Paprika and Mushroom Sauce

November 12, 2012

Cole Porter is not alone in his flare for boldly rhyming where no man has rhymed before.  The author of …

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Grilled Boneless Loin of Lamb with Sauce Creole

October 15, 2012

In the New Orleans of the nineteenth century, to be a Creole was a matter of birth and culture.  The …

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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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