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Tag Archives: Recipes

Super Bowl Pulled Pork

What could be better than walking your local farmers market on a balmy winter’s day? Here in NYC the temperature just hit 60 degrees & the Union Square Market is glistening in the morning sun. I have my favorite Saturday vendors and today I was on a hunt for a pork shoulder. Nothing says a [...]

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Salmon with Pomegranate Seeds and Tangerine

January 19, 2012

Welcome 2012! And with the New Year comes a checklist of reflections and maybe a resolution or two. For me easiest way to jump-start 2012 is a quick salmon dinner that brings together healthy food and seasonal flavors. The bonus is that it is a cinch to make – perfect for a family dinner or [...]

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Sugar Plum Loaf

December 10, 2011

One of the most delicious cakes my sister-in-law Louise bakes every holiday is a Sugar Plum Loaf. It is one of those seasonal delights that she and her daughters – and now granddaughters bake throughout the holiday season. I believe the cake has it’s roots in British cookery, harkening back to a time of Mrs [...]

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Apple Sauce and Gingerbread Cake

December 3, 2011

It is that time of the year – the turkey is put away and the countdown to the holidays begins. If your not wading knee deep in markdowns – your probably making your list and checking it twice. “The indulgence of a dime instead of the indulgence of a dollar ” quoting Daniel Bouloud in [...]

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Leftover Turkey Chili

November 18, 2011

  It’s Thanksgiving and now that your turkeys are ordered and your shopping list goes on for miles – cauliflower, turnips, pearl onions, green beans, carrots and parsnip – my all time favorite. And then there are the pies – sweet potato, apple and pumpkin. I really love a Thanksgiving Feast! But when all is [...]

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Brining A Turkey

What strikes me most about Thanksgiving is that just a few weeks before – I get that urge to cook a turkey.  Call it a seasonal urge, just like driving upstate New York to see the leaves change color. I can’t wait to cook my turkey dinner. In anticipation I page thru a number of [...]

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Josephine’s Feast! Seville Orange Marmalade Cocktail & Breakfast Martini

I’d eat marmalade every day if I could. As a child I loved the golden strands of orange rind on my toast – even better if my grandmother made my breakfast. But as I’ve gotten older my taste for breakfast has changed and perhaps a Marmalade Cocktail is one of the loveliest ways to start [...]

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Josephine’s Feast! Blood Orange Marmalade Vinaigrette

I go crazy at the farm when I see gorgeous heads of lettuce popping from the soil. The first weeks I am so content with a simple dressing of olive oil and vinegar. As the weeks progress I find myself looking for something new to balance a meal – and keep my interest. This is [...]

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Grilled Swordfish with Josephine’s Feast Meyer Lemon Marmalade

My everyday choice is a chunky thick cut marmalade – wonderful on toast and absolute essential to cook with. One of my favorites is a Meyer Lemon Marmalade that has a wonderful sweet tart flavor and a lovely fragrance. From salad dressings, to glazes for grilling, and even deserts & cocktails. A jar of this [...]

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What to Cook when the Snow Falls and the Wind Blows.

I am always inspired by traditional cooking in the winter. The forecast of snow and the wind chill factor well below freezing has me yearning to slow roasting something wonderfully fragrant. Today I am cooking in a Basque tradition, a piece of pork smothered in spices and slow roasted at 300 degrees. Slow roasting has [...]

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