Will this product ensure my path to Valhalla?
Will Graham Goes Grocery Shopping
Manhunter, 1986: Will Graham is a fisher, luring in his prey. That prey? Grape Nuts.
New Photos! Vegan Rhubarb-Raspberry Crostata
New photos!
Kitchen Library 5.21.2015: Radch Tea, White Coffee
Five food things:
Ful Medames with Fresh Fava Beans
Oh, and I suppose you could serve this with a nice Chianti, but only if you pronounce it correctly.
Kitchen Library: 5.14.2015
New format! What I’ve been reading, eating, cooking this week.
Add a Dash of Cultural Imperialism: Japanese Food and Cooking (1956), Part 5
“Raw fish, to many foreigners, spells trouble.
‘Raw fish!’ one can hear them scream, ‘how could anyone think of eating such a thing?'”
Sprinklebakes’ Anatomical Heart Cake
At some point over the last summer I started collecting anatomical heart designs after I found a necklace shaped like one in the Pacific Science Center. A heart, after all, is not heart-shaped. In design, an anatomical heart is a scientific representation of an emotional metaphor. Blame Sherlock or Frankenstein MD or Hannibal for encouraging this aesthetic, but I am enjoying decorating my new place with vintage culinary and medical drawings.
Savory Winter Root Vegetable Tart
It took me a year to get this one down pat, but this vegetarian tart has been a hit at dinner parties. Rosemary-roasted beets, butternut squash, parsnips, and carrots are tossed with roasted garlic and goat cheese, then baked in a savory pie crust.
Fresh Cranberry-Apple Crisp
Lately I’ve been thinking about recreating the regional food from the part of the Midwest where I grew up–goetta, Cincinnati chili, Jello salad–and, of course, the desserts from my extended family and community. In my opinion, which you all seem to trust, my mom makes the best apple crisp in the whole state of Ohio.
Add a Dash of Cultural Imperialism: Japanese Food and Cooking (1956), Part 4
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 Ch. 3: “Rice-Sandwiches” We’ve made it to the sushi chapter, readers!
Pear-Almond Cake [Dairy-Free]
This “cake” occupies a nebulous area somewhere between dessert and cornbread. Almond meal, whole-wheat pastry flour, and cornmeal add a toothsome bite to the soft, sweet pears. I brought this to a potluck as dessert, but I liked it even better when I served it for brunch alongside a frittata and baked oatmeal.
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