Food

Recipe from Italy: Fried Elderflowers

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Jun 11, 2014 / 0 comments

On a warm Spring afternoon we added Fried Elderflowers or fiori di sambuco fritti  to the menu - these edible flowers when fried in a beer batter create a light, crunchy, aromatic antipasti/appetizer!

 

Discovering An Ancient Food and Appreciating the Native Roots of A Local Sweetener

by Sydney Kahl / Apr 13, 2014 / 0 comments

In the span of just a few months in 2013, I discovered a new food and gained appreciation for a local food I’d been taking for granted.

Cooking Class Live from Italy - A Winter Feast (and a recipe)

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Feb 14, 2014 / 0 comments

LIVE from ITALY - Online Cooking Classes
Sunday, February 16, 2014

Buttermilk Ranch Cheesy Onion Pull Apart Bread

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Jan 26, 2014 / 0 comments

I had to thank the neighbors. You see, we've had quite the blizzard season here in Michigan, and last night we got another foot (!) of snow. Since we hadn't fully cleared our driveway (ahem) from the last few blizzards, the car was buried. We woke up and knew that today was going to be one long shoveling blitz.

 

International Flavors: Greek Gyros Meatloaf

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Jan 24, 2014 / 0 comments

One of the curses of living in the boonies is the lack of great ethnic food and grocery stores. ALAS!

Live from Italy: Pasta alla Norcina (and a tale of Norcia)

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Jan 22, 2014 / 0 comments

LIVE from ITALY: Online Cooking Class Sunday, January 26, 2014

Dark Chocolate Pomegranate Bark Recipe

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Jan 07, 2014 / 0 comments

Want to make the most delicious chocolate, ever? You'd be surprised at this - it's got dark chocolate, sea salt (naturally), candied ginger, and... pomegranate?! Yes! I, too, was skeptical when I first saw this recipe at the New York Times food section (I've adapted their recipe, in this article).

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You Can Thank Napoleon for the Yule Log

Sure, he was one of the most brilliant military leaders of all time, but we might be able to credit Napoleon with another great feat—a pastry known in France as Bûche de Noël, also called the Yule Log.
 

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Cuban Sugar Cookies

A heavy dose of Spanish flavors and ingredients infused with French, African, Caribbean, and even a dash of Chinese--Cuban cooking combines tastes from around the world.

Be Our Guest

While visiting Disney World, step into the Beast’s castle from the Beauty and the Beast movie.

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