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Tag Archives: Food
We roasted a chicken…for real.
On the menu: Roast Chicken with Vegetables One week ago today, Kevin and I roasted a chicken. A whole chicken. We did so because we were curious as to how much use we could get out of the chicken. Our … Continue reading
Posted in Chicken, Dinner, Meat, Offal, Potatoes, Sides, Vegetables
Tagged Dinner, Food, How to Boil Water, Improv, Kitchen Project, Recipes
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Repurposing leftovers.
Since we’ve started this blog, we’ve made a ton of food. Most recipes we make serve 4 (and sometimes 6!), therefore we’ve had to come up with inventive ways to use up what we don’t eat. Here are few that … Continue reading
It’s actually vegetarian!
On the menu: Broiled Portobello Caps, Chickpea Fries, and Sauteed Collard Greens At a very unhealthy Super Bowl potluck last weekend, some friends of ours were explaining their new quest in the kitchen: one meat a week. We were inspired, … Continue reading
Posted in Beans, Dinner, Vegetables, Vegetarian
Tagged Dinner, Epicurious, Food, How to Cook Everything, Mark Bittman, Recipes, Vegetarian
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A pie for my Valentine.
We recently decided to start including more than just our dinners on the site. We both like to bake, and we bake pretty often. I make cookies, cakes, and pies, and Kevin makes bread. I didn’t start baking pies until … Continue reading
Posted in Pies, Sweet Treats
Tagged Dessert, Food, Improv, Joy of Cooking, Pie, Recipes, Valentine's Day
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Beets are Red, Violets are Blue…
On the menu: Beet Rosti, Pork Chops with Pan Sauce, and Roasted Cauliflower Kevin finally caved and purchased the iPad app How to Cook Everything by Mark Bittman, and the recipe for Beet Rosti was one of the featured recipes … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Meat, Pork, Sides, Vegetables
Tagged Dinner, Food, How to Cook Everything, Mark Bittman, Recipes, Vegetables
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The meal that made Brianne fall in love with French cooking.
On the menu: Steak with Sauce Robert, Roasted Maine Carola Potatoes, and Roasted Asparagus Oh my goodness. I don’t even know where to begin with this meal. Kevin has always spoke highly of French cooking, and frankly, it’s always terrified … Continue reading
Posted in Beef, Dinner, Meat, Potatoes, Sides, Vegetables
Tagged Dinner, Food, French, I Know How to Cook, Recipes
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Lemongrass Chicken
We love Thai food. Lemongrass is used a lot in Thai cooking. We’ve cooked with lemongrass a few times, and we almost always get something with lemongrass in it when we go out for Thai. We checked out some Thai … Continue reading
Chickpea Pie
We continue our Minimalist marathon with this quick and delicious dish that I’ve affectionately titled Chickpea Pie. This is the recipe that got Kevin into The Minimalist. It’s also a quick, easy, and flavorful dish that combines pan-fried chickpeas with … Continue reading
Posted in Beans, Dinner, Meat, Pork, Vegetables
Tagged Dinner, Food, Mark Bittman, New York Times, Recipes, The Minimalist
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Scallop Gumbo
In homage to the Minimalist’s exit, we are kind of on a streak of cooking his recipes. We’re pretty bummed that we only recently discovered Mark Bittman’s column, but the New York Times website has an archive of all his … Continue reading
Posted in Dinner, Seafood, Soups/Stews
Tagged Cajun, Dinner, Food, Mark Bittman, Meatless, New York Times, Recipes, The Minimalist
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Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce and Coconut Basmati Rice
It’s time for Thai! Maine has a plethora of Thai restaurants, and we’ve taken full advantage of them. We’ve made two Thai soups before, and we’ll write about them when we make them again, but this was our first foray … Continue reading