What do I do IF I have any leftovers from a crab boil? Make chowder, of course! Here's my recipe for tonight's chowder: Chop left over andoullie (or other sausage that you used in the boil) and saute in butter in a large pot. I added some mushrooms that I had hanging around in my fridge along with one sweet onion (diced). The onion was not from the boil – although I did salvage some onion and garlic....
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We smoked a ham on our Big Green Egg to compliment the family's turkey this Thanksgiving which means we have the benefit of the ham bone and leftovers! Typically I like to make a white bean soup but I decided to try something that would be extra pleasing to my hubby and perfect for watching football: Red Beans and Rice. I used this recipe for Red Beans and Rice on Epicurious for a base. Here are...
Another treat from The Spanish Table in Seattle was a cataplana–a big copper dome pan that locks shut to steam the contents. I can't wait to try it out tonight…I've reviewed several recipes and this is what I've come up with. 8 oz of sliced hard chorizo (about 1/4 inch thick like coins) 1 1/4 inch slice of Serrano ham. (I meant to buy a little more at Metropolitan Market, but…I didn't realize how...
Editor's Note: I'm pleased to present another Guest Chef, Di Kawell. Di is a long time friend and real estate agent at Windermere West Campus in Federal Way. This was another case of hearing about her delish dinner on Facebook…so I asked her to share her recipe–voila! 4 decent sized servings Cook in large soup pot on stovetop...
Editors Note: I'm pleased to introduce Jillayne Schlicke, a friend, a fellow blogging real estate professional (she teaches clock hour courses) and founder of the National Association of Mortgage Fiduciaries. Last night she was discussing her soup on Facebook and I asked if she would allow me to share it here with you. Jillayne is our first "guest author". I can't wait...
I've found this to be a great weeknight dish for when dinner time is sneaking up on me and I don't have time (or want to) go to the grocery store. Don't tell anyone, but I actually use frozen Italian meatballs from Costco! The kids like it and I'm able to make substitutions to the recipe when needed…and did I forget to mention it's pretty tasty? Here's how I made last night's version...
Last night, I was really wanting potato soup…and wound up making something even better: Crab and Corn Chowder. This is what I cooked up. In a large pot, saute 4 slices of bacon cut in 1 inch pieces until crispy. Pour out all but 1 tablespoon of bacon grease. Add 1 cup chopped onion and 2 stalks celery chopped and saute until soft. Dice approx. 1 lb of baby potatoes and stir into pot. Add butter if...
I’ve made this dish once before and it was a big success. This will be my second attempt and, as usual, I have a few tweaks I’ll need to do to the basic recipe. I need to be home for a wine delivery from our trip to Sonoma last July and I have a physical therapy appointment right when the UPS truck normally appears…so no time for the grocery store unless UPS shows up before I have to leave. I know this isn’t...
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