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August 13, 2012November 5, 2025Uncategorized

Local Gems

Have I  mentioned before that I do not do restaurant reviews? – Scotty Harris I don’t. But I do talk about restaurants I go to. […]

March 3, 2009November 5, 2025Uncategorized

Cooking or Death I : The Tongue is ever turning to the aching Tooth – Benjamin Franklin

Cooking with kids always carries the risk of a mess of biblicalproportions, but the rewards are so great that the risk is irrelevant. In fact […]

April 2, 2008November 5, 2025Uncategorized

Nomenclature III

OK, this is the kind of thing that just bugs me. The ad to the right appears in this weeks circular for Tops Supermarkets. It […]

March 27, 2008November 5, 2025Uncategorized

The End Of Breakfast?

Herb Peterson, inventor of the Egg McMuffin has died at 89. Genius or agent of Satan, I don’t know. But, I enjoy my homemade Egg […]

March 25, 2008November 5, 2025Uncategorized

Makin’ Bacon, eh? Cheater’s Style!

Last October I posted on the proper way to make Canadian Bacon, and 90% of the time that is how I make it. However, while […]

March 19, 2008November 5, 2025Uncategorized

Reason For Hope

This article on some local makers of prosciutto is heartening on three levels. One, I am not the only one in the area trying to […]

November 8, 2007November 5, 2025Uncategorized

Nomenclature II

So, my wife thought she found a good bargain on what was labeled a pork loin roast at our local Tops Market.. She knew we […]

November 8, 2007November 5, 2025Uncategorized

Staying Alive and Changes

Saturday Night Fever is the only movie I have ever walked out of, so It is easy for me to choose Bowie over the Bee […]

November 2, 2007November 5, 2025Uncategorized

The Great Sausage Experiment

I have wanted to try dry-cured sausages for a long time, and with the guidance provided by Ruhlman and Polcyn, and the inspiration of Bob […]

October 29, 2007November 5, 2025Uncategorized

Egg McMutant

This was quite a change from the Eggs Benedict and Sparkler for yesterday’s brunch, instead an Egg McMutant with a slice of that same Canadian […]

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