Showing posts with label coarse salt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coarse salt. Show all posts
Monday, August 6, 2007
Parmesan-stuffed chicken breasts
Ever since I bought this book I’ve been meaning to make every single recipe from it – the food looks delicious!
These chicken breasts were good, but not what I expected - I truly believe that marinating the chicken for a couple of hours - instead of seasoning it right before baking it - would do wonders in the flavor department. Not sure I’d give this a go again, though.
I reduced a little
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Monday, July 23, 2007
Grilled Tilapia with basil-chive butter and parmesan steak fries
Yesterday Joao and I celebrated our 2 year and a half anniversary – I was (still am) recovering from a horrible flu that got me last week so we decided to stay in and celebrate it at home.
A nice meal made with love was mandatory!! :)
The recipe for the fish was taken from the July issue of Bon Appétit – I adapted some details. If you want to make it like the one in the magazine, use halibut
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vegetables
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
The Daring Bakers present: Bagels
When I read that this month’s challenge was to make bagels, I was very excited – I’d never tasted the famous bread and what a nice chance to do so!I loved the dough: delicious to be kneaded and rises like no other. I also had loads of fun with the whole “making of”… I just felt sad about the look of the bagels – they’re so ugly, the poor things. Wrinkled like a Shar-Pei. :(Anyway, I thought the
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