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Tag Archives: recipes
Lamb Sausage with Liver – Burns Night 2014
Some hae meat and canna eat, And some wad eat that want it; But we hae meat, and we can eat, And sae the Lord be thankit. – Robert Burns The business of school, home, and grad work have … Continue reading
Slow lamb
Today was a terrific holiday, a full house with family, kids running everywhere, grandparents, aunts and uncles around, helping in the kitchen and with the kids, good food. I slow-roasted a leg of lamb. VERY slow. Instead of a “7 … Continue reading
Meatball Pizza
This pizza dough is based off of my mom’s recipe (2 cups of water, 4ish cups of flour, etc.) and Ruhlman’s 5:3 ratio, give or take a few ounces (20 oz flour, 12-14 oz warm water, yeast, salt, olive oil). … Continue reading
Post-New Year’s Meat Brunch
Hard to beat Eric’s caption from his facebook post: “Dark and stormy, Scotch eggs, scrapple, fried pig ears, bacon jam, biscuits and pie. How’s your Thursday morning been?” This was no New Year’s Resolution Health Brunch, as you can see. … Continue reading
Posted in bacon, baking, breakfast, condiments, offal
Tagged bacon jam, brunch, meatfest, pig's ears, recipes, scotch eggs, scrapple
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Caribou Meatballs
My friend Josh brought over some ground caribou last weekend, and after fortifying ourselves with lamb BLTs and pickled peppers for lunch, we whipped up a batch of caribou and pork belly meatballs. The first ones disappeared quickly in a … Continue reading
Pork and Beans
Last summer I made Adam Robert’s “Best Beans of Your Life” (which are actually The Barefoot Contessa’s beans, but I head about them through Adam’s blog The Amateur Gourmet), and they were really tasty. Start with dry kidney beans, add … Continue reading
CSA week 2 – roasted cauliflower and kale
So, in order not to get buried under the CSA landslide, we’ve had to up our level of weekly meal planning. Since we pick up our vegetables at the farmer’s market on Saturday, we also take stock of the situation … Continue reading
Posted in pickle, recipes, vegetables
Tagged CSA, Gazy Brothers Farm, meatless mondays, preservation, produce, recipes, vegetables, weeknight meals
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Smoked-chicken pot pie
What? You mean you’re not planning on making chicken pot pie for your Memorial Day barbecue? (We might still make smoked fried chicken or garlic sausages for Monday, which are always great ideas.) It’s been rainy and gross all week, … Continue reading
Lamb Bellies and Saugatuck Craft Butchery
After hearing about this place from a friend over lunch a few weeks ago, I took my first trip down to Saugatuck Craft Butchery (575 Riverside Ave, Westport CT) to see what their shop was like. In their words, it’s … Continue reading
Posted in cure, lamb, smoke
Tagged bacon, butchers, CT, cure, lamb, lamb bacon, recipes, Saugatuck Craft Butchery, smoke, Westport
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Into the Brine
The brisket went into the brine yesterday. I’m a little behind on the 5-day soak, but somewhat intentionally. We’re away this weekend and aren’t planning to have our corned beef and cabbage until Sunday night. That, and we don’t normally … Continue reading
Posted in beef, brine, recipes
Tagged beef, brine, brisket, corned beef, recipes, St. Patty's Day
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