Posts Tagged "Olive Oil"

Grandmother’s Migas Recipe – Spanish Shepherd’s Fare

Posted by on Nov 15, 2009 | 11 comments

Grandmother’s Migas Recipe – Spanish Shepherd’s Fare

I’m in Barcelona, likely nibbling on Pintxos and sipping de vinos. I’m eagerly awaiting my dining reservations at Alkimia tomorrow. The photo gallery alone makes me shiver with anticipation!

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Pappa Di Pomodoro – Italian Bread and Tomato Soup Recipe

Posted by on Nov 5, 2009 | 12 comments

Pappa Di Pomodoro – Italian Bread and Tomato Soup Recipe

Buongiorno, my loves! I’m currently en route from Marseille to Florence by train.

I’m elated to present Elaine from The Italian Dish , to share her traditional Tuscan soup recipe.

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Heirloom Tomato and Sea Asparagus Salad with Balsamic Glazed Figs Recipe

Posted by on Jul 10, 2009 | 17 comments

Heirloom Tomato and Sea Asparagus Salad with Balsamic Glazed Figs Recipe

My perfect day-off in Vancouver consists of an early jog around the Stanley Park seawall, followed by shopping for ingredients in Granville Island, and finished with a night in the kitchen with a loved one and a bottle of wine.

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Bouchon’s Lentil Soup Recipe: Complete

Posted by on Jun 12, 2009 | 11 comments

Bouchon’s Lentil Soup Recipe: Complete

Soupe Aux Lentilles

In my last post, I explained two of Thomas Keller’s basic techniques: how to cook pearl onions and how to create a bouquet garni or sachet. As promised and without further b-poo, here is how the rest of the lentil soup came together.

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Victory Curry Chickpea Dip Recipe

Posted by on May 11, 2009 | 19 comments

Victory Curry Chickpea Dip Recipe

Tonight is THE NIGHT in Vancouver: it’s Canucks do-or-die against the the Chicago Blackhawks. When hockey season hits, Vancouver transforms into the ultimate hockey city.

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Bouchon’s Clams Marinères with Soffritto Recipe

Posted by on Apr 24, 2009 | 9 comments

Bouchon’s Clams Marinères with Soffritto Recipe

Palourdes Marinières au Soffritto

I’m beaming with pride as I write this post. I’ve learned from Bouchon that often, the most basic elements in a kitchen are

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