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Category Archives: Pork
Tempura, Soba, and the Flu, I think.
There’s nothing like the light, crispy crunch of a perfect tempura batter, plus some awesome caramelized vegetable soba noodles! Japan or bust! I love just about every international cuisine out there. I say just about, because there are some I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizers, Asian, Daring Cooks, Dinner, Pasta, Pork, Vegetables, Vegetarian
Tagged cajun eggs, Daring Cooks, Japan, Japanese, poached egg tempura, Poached Eggs, Soba, soba noodles, tempura, tempura eggs, Vegetables
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Cassoulet, Confit, and Exploding Sausages
Back in February of 2010, Lis asked me if I was into hosting a Daring Cooks challenge. Of course, I said yes. Of course, I said yes, YES, for the love of all things rich, comforting and well, artery clogging. … Continue reading
Posted in Daring Cooks, Dinner, Lunch, Pork, Poultry, Soups/Stews
Tagged Anthony Bourdain, cannellini beans, Cassoulet, Chicken Confit, Confit, cooking, Daring Cooks, Duck Confit, duck sausage, French, Michael Ruhlman, Pork Belly, Sausage
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Enchilada Time! Green Eggs and Porkchiladas, plus a Chickenchilada Bake!
Porkchiladas? Chickenchiladas? I’m betting those are the strangest terms for an enchilada you may have ever heard. But, yes, they are 100% enchilada, though stacked/layered instead of rolled. In this case, the pork is carnitas, braised, juicy chunks of pork shoulder torn … Continue reading
