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Dorka’s Cold Sour Cherry Soup ~ Dorka Hideg Meggylevese

November 4, 2012

Once upon a time, on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, there was at the corner of Amsterdam and 109th Street a …

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Stina’s Liptauer Cheese

November 1, 2012

There are many good reasons to read Clementine Paddleford’s writings about American cooking.  One of them has to do with …

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Avocado and Papaya Salad with Louisiana Hot Sauce Marinade

October 28, 2012

Fresh hot peppers, vinegar and salt are the foundation of a hot sauce.  In some regions bottled varieties abound.  Three …

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Pecan Pie ~ Baroque or Traditional

October 25, 2012

The word ‘baroque’ suggests something generous and grand, and is used to describe one version of this pecan pie.  What …

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Roasted Garlic and Chive Mashed Potatoes

October 21, 2012

‘Evening draws nigh’ is a graceful, if antiquated, way of expressing the restful attitude of that time of day when …

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Grilled Caramelized Fennel

October 18, 2012

“Summer is coming on,” writes a blogger from Tasmania in this the third week of October 2012:  a succinctly expressed …

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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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French Fried Eggplant The Picayune with Sauce Remoulade Cajun-style

October 10, 2012

The Picayune (now known as The Times-Picayune) of New Orleans began publication in 1837.  Its name referred to the cost of …

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Cajun Crayfish

October 8, 2012

To catch crayfish, carry two empty coffee cans down to the bank of a freshwater creek briskly running over a …

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Lemon Curd Almond Butter Cake

October 4, 2012

The essential requirement for turning lemon, sugar, butter and eggs into Lemon Curd is a willingness to stir the pot.  …

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