Moussaka, circa 1961
I’m trying out the Retro Recipe Challenge Fall Favorites competition, just as I was in the mood to make something savory, spicy, and prepared in that ever-so-homey style, a casserole. As my retro...
View ArticleLambsagna
Oops… I did it again. I forgot to take photos of this main course du jour, once it was all layered, baked and poised at its prettiest. It’s a shame, this “lamb”sagna was really a treat. I spent a long...
View ArticleHere’s Lookin’ at You Cook, Mike Betit
There were many things that blew my socks off at a dinner Sunday night, held in a cozy Brooklyn ground-floor apartment. The basil-ricotta gnocchi was one of them. The lamb pot pies (above) were...
View ArticleA Trip to Apple Pond Farm
It was only a matter of time before my love affair with small, sustainable farming would take me outside of New York City (yes, Melissa, I hope to visit Garden of Eve sometime!). No matter the rain,...
View ArticleIntroducing Hapa Kitchen and May Day benefit at Queens County Farm Museum
It’s been a busy spring, and this holiday weekend I’m excited to finally share two projects that I’ve been cooking up. (When it rains, it pours!) First up is the Hapa Kitchen, a supper club and...
View ArticleLamb Vindaloo Curry
Vinda-who? Has it been this long since I’ve dined in an Indian restaurant? I suppose so. You see, I’ve been spoiled by always having plenty of Indian friends while growing up that the taste of...
View ArticleRosemary Crusted Rack of Lamb with Wild Rice Ragout, Asparagus and Red Wine...
Happy day after Easter, everyone. This recipe may be a day late, but as you’ll see later on in the Cost Calculator, not lacking in dollar value. Admittedly, the most important Christian holiday has...
View ArticleCassoulet Marocaine (and a recap of the Greenmarket Benefit Cassoulet Cook-Off)
I’ve been having a love affair with beans lately. This may have happened by default, with so few fresh muses in season to cook with, or else a newfound appreciation simply gained on its own merit:...
View ArticleGrilled Lamb and Peaches with Peach and Green Bean Succotash
You might consider a hearty red meat like lamb a more winter-appropriate food, not on your summer cookout menu. Or you might associate it with restaurants rather than your home-cooking menu, any time...
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