There was a bonanza of peppers at the Farmer's Market this weekend!!
I used the turkey meatloaf/meatball recipe that my family has been requesting to stuff and bake these beautiful Italian and Banana Peppers. Gutted them, stuffed them and pan fried them to soften. Then baked with sauce and cheese. What's not to like, right?
They totally tasted as good as they look.
Use Giada's Meatloaf recipe!
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Showing posts with label Cooking. Show all posts
Monday, October 4, 2010
End of Season Stuffed Peppers
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Cooking,
Fruit and Vegetable,
Home,
Hot,
Meat,
Onion,
Pepper,
Soups and Stews
Sunday, June 20, 2010
NOT My Mother's Blondies
My husband loves hazelnuts. I have a historic love for Blondies.
These are the Blondies With Dark Roots from the Food Network Magazine and my Mother would have never made this recipe. Too many ingredients.
My mother made Butterscotch Squares on a regular basis when I was a kid. This new recipe was a hit, but...
Since I have Executive Power in my kitchen, I will be going back to Mom's recipe.
Forget the coconut, chocolate chips, cream cheese and hazelnuts.
Use more butter, brown sugar and pecans instead.
There were, however, no complaints.
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Blondie (cookie),
Business,
Cooking,
History,
Holidays,
Home,
Mother's Day,
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Friday, June 18, 2010
Heartbreaking Failure
It had such great potential... 2 Cherokee Purples (they are the ones looking a little green in the picture - they are actually dead ripe they just grow that way!) and 2 German Johnson tomatoes fresh from the Farmers Market. I had been dreaming about the return of my favorite tomatoes for weeks.
The looked so big and beautiful when they were sliced. Juicy and warm tomato-ee smelling...
You could have used them as stunt doubles for real tomatoes! Just don't put them in your mouth.
It has been a long time since food disappointed me this badly. They sucked.
Total mealy mush in the mouth feel department. My close friends will immediately cry "texture issues!" but really these were bad. So bad. So so bad.
I am currently debating if they are even worth cooking into a spaghetti sauce. sucks.
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Cooking,
failure,
Farmers Market,
Fruit and Vegetable,
Heirloom tomatoes,
Home,
Horticulture,
Tomato,
Tomatoes,
Vegetable
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