Remember a few weeks ago when I posted this recipe for Beef and Beer Stew and said it was the best beef stew I’d ever made?
That is still a true statement.
I am now thinking that it was, indeed, the beer that made the beef so tender.
This stew, made with beef stock and sherry, was good but the … Continue reading.....
I almost always cook with wine (both in the glass and in the food) but rarely cook with beer.
No particular reason, I just use what’s on hand and there is always wine on hand.
After our last dinner party we had a few small bottle of dark ale left.
While we both enjoy a beer or two on warm … Continue reading.....
There was an 80 degree difference between our house here in France and our old house back in Minnesota today.
I was going to post a salad to kick off the new year…
But, to be in empathy with my friends and family back in the frozen north, I decided on this stew.
Normally, when I make stew, I put … Continue reading.....
Those of you who have been meditating in a Tibetan monastery may have missed the fact that I recently had a recipe published in the Foodista Best of Food Blogs Cookbook.
The book is lovely… glossy pages and all.
As usual, I shall attempt to keep it in pristine condition.
I’m not certain why I do it.
I’m like that … Continue reading.....
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We do two types of cooking at our house.
In the summer, mon mari is in charge (sort of). I do all the prep work, marinades, side dishes, etc. and he does the actual cooking on one of the barbecues (gas, charcoal, smoker). We rarely cook inside from about the first of April until well into … Continue reading.....
