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Hungarian Chocolate Crepes ~ Gundel’s Style

December 23, 2011

Like Sardi’s in New York or Maxim’s of Paris, Budapest’s Gundel’s is one of those restaurants that people may have …

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Zucchini alla milanese ~ Baby Zucchini Milanese style

December 19, 2011

At one time, Waverly Root was Paris correspondent for the Chicago Tribune and then for the Washington Post.  He also …

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Roasted Shallot and Fresh Rosemary Flatbread

December 14, 2011

Flatbreads are often unleavened, containing only flour, water, salt–and maybe some sort of fat and additional seasonings.  With the exception …

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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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Pickled Black and Red Grapes

December 8, 2011

The fact that one has never pickled, canned or bottled anything should not make one think twice about pickling a …

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Filet of Sole a la Meuniere ~ Fried Filet of Sole with Oranges and Fresh Tomatoes

December 5, 2011

Some of the most successful dishes are made of very simple combinations of ingredients and techniques.  Filet of Fried Sole …

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Petites Gougeres Fol Epi ~ Little Fol Epi Cheese Puffs

November 28, 2011

A Gougere can be made in the form of one large ring or in small bite-sized puffs.  ‘Puffs’ is the …

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Apricot Clafoutis and Elevenses for Ladies

November 25, 2011

“Pooh always liked a little something at eleven o’clock in the morning, and he was very glad to see Rabbit …

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Cheddar and Cornmeal Croquettes with Carne Asada Powder

November 22, 2011

Betty Harper Fussell is an American food writer who published a book about corn called:  The Story of Corn.  Anyone …

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Crisp Buttered Sugarsnap Peas

November 18, 2011

Accounts of how the Sugarsnap Pea came into being are at variance.  Seed companies tend to describe the pea as …

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