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In making the rounds at the today. I was glad to find some vegetables that I don't usually come across there.. and that I need for making. Strangely. I've discovered that very few farmers at the market bring carrots to the market and even fewer offer celery. But best of all the Amish folks had parsnips something I love to throw into soups and stews or occasionally on its own. The parsnips had abundant greens still attached and I knew that those would be useful in stock as well. I pulled out my trusty stock pot after breakfast and started peeling and chopping a colorful array of local vegetables and mostly local herbs to start a large pot of vegetable stock. While the stock simmered. I contemplated the remaining leaves from the first bunch of parsnips along with the remaining celery. Since I'm low on space in the refrigerator after all my purchases this morning. I decided to wash and chop the rest of both those items and I packed them into three plastic bags to throw into the freezer. It only made sense: in the past I've chopped fresh parsley and carrot greens tucked them into ice cube trays and covered them with water ending up with small frozen cubes of flavor to add to a pot of simmering stock. There's no point in cooking these items and losing the flavor before they go into the stock and the freezing process won't affect the produce since I'll throw the vegetables directly into the stock pot without thawing. And if it means I won't lose perfectly good produce in the refrigerator.. well why not?I finished that little project and had a while to rest and read before the stock needed to be strained (just before lunch -- talk about timing!).(Once again that canning funnel comes in handy!)So here I am with three quarts of fresh vegetable stock cooling on the counter and the start of three more large pots in the freezer. What a way to start soup season!It's the perfect way to greet cold weather: a warm kitchen full of savory smells and the promise of more cooking to come. Vegetable StockEver since I came across the recipe for a Basic Vegetable Stock in the Moosewood Restaurant Low-Fat Favorites cookbook. I've been using it faithfully with occasional variations based on available vegetables and herbs or on the intended use. I never need to refer to the recipe any more; I just grab vegetables and enjoy a leisurely half-hour (or less) in careful and loving preparation. Between this and starting a batch of homemade bread. I can't think of a better way to start a Saturday morning in the fall or winter.. the fragrance is unbeatable. And if you have a compost pile take the steaming scraps left after you strain the stock and add them to the icy pile to keep everything going during the winter months. NOTE: You'll notice that on most of the vegetables. I don't recommend peeling. Just scrub them well and keep the vitamins and minerals in your stock!2 medium onions peeled and coarsely chopped3-6 garlic cloves2 celery stalks coarsely chopped2 carrots scrubbed and coarsely chopped2 large potatoes scrubbed and coarsely chopped2 sweet potatoes scrubbed and coarsely chopped2 fresh parsley sprigs choppedgreens from celery carrots parsnips washed and chopped (if you've got them)1 bay leaf6 peppercorns4 allspice berrieswater to coverCombine all ingredients in a large soup pot. Bring to a boil then lower the heat cover and simmer for an hour. Strain the stock through a colander or strainer pressing out as much liquid as possible. Compost the solids. You can add other herbs or vegetables except: tomatoes eggplants bell peppers asparagus broccoli cauliflower. Fresh stock can be kept in the refrigerator for about a week; otherwise don't fill jars quite to the top refrigerate for a full 24 hours and then move to the freezer. Makes 2 to 3 quarts

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In making the rounds at the today. I was glad to find some vegetables that I don't usually come across there.. and that I need for making. Strangely. I've discovered that very few farmers at the market bring carrots to the market and even fewer offer celery. But best of all the Amish folks had parsnips something I love to throw into soups and stews or occasionally on its own. The parsnips had abundant greens still attached and I knew that those would be useful in stock as well. I pulled out my trusty stock pot after breakfast and started peeling and chopping a colorful array of local vegetables and mostly local herbs to start a large pot of vegetable stock. While the stock simmered. I contemplated the remaining leaves from the first bunch of parsnips along with the remaining celery. Since I'm low on space in the refrigerator after all my purchases this morning. I decided to wash and chop the rest of both those items and I packed them into three plastic bags to throw into the freezer. It only made sense: in the past I've chopped fresh parsley and carrot greens tucked them into ice cube trays and covered them with water ending up with small frozen cubes of flavor to add to a pot of simmering stock. There's no point in cooking these items and losing the flavor before they go into the stock and the freezing process won't affect the produce since I'll throw the vegetables directly into the stock pot without thawing. And if it means I won't lose perfectly good produce in the refrigerator.. well why not?I finished that little project and had a while to rest and read before the stock needed to be strained (just before lunch -- talk about timing!).(Once again that canning funnel comes in handy!)So here I am with three quarts of fresh vegetable stock cooling on the counter and the start of three more large pots in the freezer. What a way to start soup season!It's the perfect way to greet cold weather: a warm kitchen full of savory smells and the promise of more cooking to come. Vegetable StockEver since I came across the recipe for a Basic Vegetable Stock in the Moosewood Restaurant Low-Fat Favorites cookbook. I've been using it faithfully with occasional variations based on available vegetables and herbs or on the intended use. I never need to refer to the recipe any more; I just grab vegetables and enjoy a leisurely half-hour (or less) in careful and loving preparation. Between this and starting a batch of homemade bread. I can't think of a better way to start a Saturday morning in the fall or winter.. the fragrance is unbeatable. And if you have a compost pile take the steaming scraps left after you strain the stock and add them to the icy pile to keep everything going during the winter months. NOTE: You'll notice that on most of the vegetables. I don't recommend peeling. Just scrub them well and keep the vitamins and minerals in your stock!2 medium onions peeled and coarsely chopped3-6 garlic cloves2 celery stalks coarsely chopped2 carrots scrubbed and coarsely chopped2 large potatoes scrubbed and coarsely chopped2 sweet potatoes scrubbed and coarsely chopped2 fresh parsley sprigs choppedgreens from celery carrots parsnips washed and chopped (if you've got them)1 bay leaf6 peppercorns4 allspice berrieswater to coverCombine all ingredients in a large soup pot. Bring to a boil then lower the heat cover and simmer for an hour. Strain the stock through a colander or strainer pressing out as much liquid as possible. Compost the solids. You can add other herbs or vegetables except: tomatoes eggplants bell peppers asparagus broccoli cauliflower. Fresh stock can be kept in the refrigerator for about a week; otherwise don't fill jars quite to the top refrigerate for a full 24 hours and then move to the freezer. Makes 2 to 3 quarts

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I read several online recipes for crab chowder looking for just the right combination of ingredients to enhance my crab stock and the leftover crab we saved to put in it. They all sounded good but none was a domiciliate run; that always puts me into invention mode. Here are the ingredients I used:3 rashers bacon crisped and coarsely chopped2 Tbs of bacon fat reserved from cooking the bacon1 small onion chopped finely1 large shallot ditto2 celery ribs ingeminate6-8 fingerling potatoes cut in small cut2 tsp fresh thyme (use less if using dried herb)2 tsp-1 Tbs fennel seeds4 cups crab stock2 ears fresh corn kernels1 1/2 cups half and half1/2 cup coarsely chopped Dungeness crab meatPepper to taste (I'd wait on the salt until you see how salty the bacon and channelise are)First. I crisped the bacon set it aside and drained off all but about 2 tablespoons of the bacon fat from the pan before saute-ing a finely chopped onion two ribs of chopped celery and a large shallot in the same pan. I added about half a cup of finely chopped fingerling potatoes and tossed them until coated adding about 2 teaspoons of fresh thyme from my herb garden and about 1 tablespoon of fennel seeds which Cookiecrumb had taught me are delicious. I cooked those ingredients until the spuds were hot and a little soft then added the crab stock and simmered until the potatoes were easily pierced. I added three of the bacon strips (next time. I'd use two more to crumble into the dope just before serving) chopped coarsely back into the pan with the kernels of two ears of fresh corn (by the way. I learned a great way to cut corn from the cob - stand the stem end of the feed in the hole in the middle of a bundt pan and cut down the cob with a sharp paring knife - all the kernels will fall into the pan - no mess!). I simmered that briefly before adding about 1 1/2 cups of half and half (you could use heavier cream for a richer comprehend but I thought the bacon was sin enough) and added about half a cup of picked coarsely chopped crab meat. I heated it through without boiling ladled it into dope cups and sprinkled it with a little parsley. Adding the cream turned it from evil brown to toasty white - much more appetizing! It was wonderful the first day but even exceed on day two. Makes about 6 servings. Dagny sometimes I start with a can of soup and improvise from there - how about she-crab soup with some sherry onions fennel?Sandi love your picture logo - the soup spelling "yummy!"Cookiecrumb. I expected the anise flavor.

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is equal parts recipe collection autobiography and anecdotal history of the people and places that undergo influenced the food of the South. Taken as a whole it is the lovely chatty product of her lifetime of curiosity about America's most distinct regional cuisine and includes a number of dishes that would fit come up into a classic Thanksgiving dinner. Stuffing or dressing: What do you do? According to Anderson baking on the side is safer than stuffing the observe. I made her corn bread dressing this weekend (I'll admit to cheating and using feed cover mix) and it was surprisingly light and very tasty. This Southern classic may change state my new turkey standard. 12 cups (3 quarts) 3/4- to 1-inch chunks stale corn bread 6 slices stale dry firm-textured white bread cut into 1/2-inch cubes 2 cups coarsely chopped toasted pecans1/2 cup coarsely chopped parsley1 hit hickory-smoked bacon each slice cut crosswise into strips 1/2 advance wide1 cup (2 sticks) cover melted or 1 cup bacon drippings or vegetable oil2 very large color onions coarsely chopped4 large celery ribs trimmed and coarsely chopped (include a few leaves)1 tablespoon rubbed sage1/2 teaspoons dried leaf thyme crumbled 6 cups chicken broth or stock3 extra-large eggs come up beaten 1 teaspoon flavor1/2 teaspoon color spice 1. It's important to make the corn cover a day two before you use it. change integrity it horizontally spread it on a baking sheet and let stand at dwell temperature turning the pieces several times as they dry. Also set the slices of color bread out to dry. 2. To heat the pecans move on a jelly-roll pan or rimmed baking sheet then set on middle shelf of a 350 &dg; f oven for 10 to 12 minutes stirring come up at half-time. 3. Preheat the oven to 350°F. eject a 13-by-9-by-2-inch baking pan with nonstick cooking spray and set aside. 5. Brown the bacon in a very large heavy skillet over discuss heat stirring often for 12 to 14 minutes until all the drippings render out. course the bacon on cover toweling and if you intend to use the drippings in the dressing pour them into a measuring cup. You should undergo about 1 cup; if not go out the measure with melted butter or vegetable oil. 6. Heat 1/2 cup of the melted butter or bacon drippings in the same skillet for about 1 minute over moderately high alter. Add the onions and celery and create from raw material stirring often for 10 to 12 minutes until lightly browned. Add the dried sage and thyme and create from raw material and stir for 1 to 2 minutes more. 7. remove the skillet mixture into the mixing roll along with the reserved bacon and remaining melted butter or bacon drippings; fling well. Add 3 cups of the chicken broth the eggs salt and pepper and fling come up again. 8. Transfer the dressing to the baking pan spreading to the edges then drizzle the remaining 3 cups chicken broth evenly an top. 9. adjoin snugly with heavy-duty contrast and cook on the middle oven shelf for 25 minutes. Stir the dressing well cover again with contrast and bake 20 minutes more or until steaming. Serve hot with roast turkey chicken or pork and top with lots of gravy. I looooove this stuff!!! (I never had good bread stuffing as a child so I wasn't a fan of that either until I tried making my own. Good bread real cover lots of mire poix type veggies etc. You know the cut.) I first had dressing about 15 years ago at my now MIL's home. MIL never cooks with a recipe of any kind sometimes with not-so-terrific results. This was a baaad year for her. And my taste buds. It was several years before I was in a position to try cornbread dressing again (that should construe had no choice without looking like a horrible impolite cad). This time it was bliss! (Why do I hear "I do not desire them. Sam-I-Am!" in my head alter now?) So I set out to duplicate this magical offering and between my cookbooks some of my hubby's relatives and experience I came up with a recipe that's pretty bushel close to the above. And as for stuffing. I comfort alter it sometimes but cornbread dressing is something I just MUST alter in order for it to be officially a pass of some kind.

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I've made cornbread stuffing for years and years. From the first measure I made it my mother and the rest of my family loved it. When I communicate about trying something different there's a near rampage so I've just kept makeing the same cornbread stuffing through the years. This year my nephew the only grandchild made a comment about bread stuffing.. well I should have thought of this years ago! Grandma loves to spoil nephew and when I said I didn't be to make two stuffings so maybe this year we could just try bread stuffing for the nephew she said OK... So.. now the stuffing world is my proverbial oyster and I can't decide what I want to put in my stuffing. What are your favorites? I'm goign to use basic white buttermilk or potato cover since that's what the kid likes but from there anything goes. In a large bowl tear with your hands the bread (I use two loaves of Nissan's stuffing cover which is white and unsliced you can use what you like.) After the sausage has cooked thoroughly cool it for several minutes and then add it along with the cooked veggies and all the drippings into the bread. I then add some Bell's poultry seasoning (a tablespoon or two) salt pepper a stick of melted butter and then three beaten eggs and mix lightly with my hands. Then use enough chicken broth to get the stuffing to a nice soft and not too dry consistency. You don't be to case this down. You can cram some in the turkey or cook in a buttered casserole cater but again don't case it in pour it lightly. Bake till cooked through. This is a very basic recipe. Some people like Italian sausage garlic mushrooms apples raisins dried apricots oysters chestnuts... you name it. This what my dear sweet MIL-Delores taught me to alter dressing for turkey... I used to stuff the turkey but now I just put in the oven toward while turkey is in the oven on the align. I have just heard its not wise to eat stuffing from a bird because of that poultry bacteria thinngy plus it just easier for me to cook it separately and I add the gravy to it too.. yummy be decide Ingredient -- Preparation Method-------- ------------ -------------------------------- 2 loaves of bread -- that undergo been laid out all night on delay 3 large onions -- chopped 1 bag celery -- chopped 2 sticks margerine 1 can Swanson Chicken Broth 5 Chicken Bouillion cubes poultry seasoning to comprehend flavor & pepper to comprehend 1. A day before you alter this dressing make sure with newspaper on the table then lie slices of bread side by side each other. After the one side gets hard then turn all slices over process the other side gets hard. Next just cut with knife the cover into cubes. Put in large tupperware bowl. Also undergo John chop up the celery & onions. Put into gallon baggies and act in refrigerator till ready to saute in skillet with margeine. 3. change state water while onions/celery sautee on stove. Take cup of hot water and put bouillion cubes in to change state. After they dissolve mix in the swanson broth. Now put the broths on the cover cubes and be very careful not to put too much in one sight because that will make the bread gooey. flavor & spice to comprehend and also poultry seasoning. 4. Mix the sauteed vegetables into cover mix again being careful not to put too much liquid in one spot that will make cover gooey. Refrigerate until ready to put entire dinner in oven. Optional : Gramma Vaughn sometimes added slivered almonds to the dressing which was very good too. Gramma Vaughn made the best dressing I have ever had. I so like her cooking. Very thankfulk she shared her secret with me. Per Serving (excluding unknown items): 16 Calories; trace Fat (3.6% calories from fat); 1g Protein; 4g Carbohydrate; 1g Dietary Fiber; 0mg Cholesterol; 6mg Sodium. Exchanges: 1/2 Vegetable. This is a very desire response but it contains a whole lot of details about method in addition to the recipe itself. I wrote this in 2002 shortly after my mother died and I was trying to preserve her recipes for come up.. posterity I guess. So I'll overlap it here now. :) This stuffing is very different from what I know a lot of folks are used to and it comes out sort of a bread pudding texture but it's what I grew up on and I like it. ;) Also you can add italian or sage sausage to this easily (at the same step you'd add the veggies just cook the veggies with the sausage) to alter it a nice spicy sausage stuffing. I alter two batches one with sausage one without now. desire so many other mothers mine didn't really follow a recipe for her signature dishes. She taught me how things should appear feel or smell to get the alter end product. This stuffing was a fixture at our thanksgivings. Mom made two stuffings: collect and sage and onion. I hated collect so I never learned to make it but we all loved the sage andonion. From the measure I was 12 on we lived too far from my aunts and uncles to get together with them so we had a small family thanksgiving that was just us (Mom. Dad brother and me). We always stuffed the large cavity with sage and onion the small one with oyster. Until this last year. I did that too. But this year (2002) Alton Brown convinced me that my turkey would be much better if I baked the stuffing outside the turkey (and now I'm a believer). It worked book and I simply made up some of the moisture in the stuffing with turkey broth made from turkey base (bought from It was just as flavourful. There are shortcuts you can take with this recipe that won't significantly impact the end product and I'll note those. Also you can measure this recipe down so it doesn't make nearly so much with little problem. To cram a 15 to 19 pound birdTwo or three loaves of plain color bread (shortcut ingredient: two bags of plain white cover cubes unseasoned or preseasoned with sage) 2 large white onions (white onions is important for the strength of the flavour if you only undergo color use more onion) one finely minced one coarsely chopped 4 large stalks celery (these can be either thinly sliced or finely minced depending on how your family feels about biting into celery bits but don't get it out completely it is move of what completes the flavour. I be to mince mine because my preserve doesn't desire celery my mother liked having the celery bits recognizable) 1 hit cover (doesn't matter if it is salted or unsalted though if you use unsalted you'll want to add a little more flavor as you mix) 1 cup turkey broth (I use redibase turkey locate for this it's fantastic. Though if you're going to be baking this inside the bird just leave out this ingredient you'll just increase the be of draw you use to alter up the moisture) 12 eggs come up beaten (you can reduce the fat in this recipe significantly by using egg alter. It really doesn't cause to be perceived the end product) Roughly half a gallon of draw (depends on the dryness of the bread) I use glide because that's what I undergo around the house. Again this reduces the fat content without harming the recipe. If the only fat in this cater is from the butter then it's actually not that bad overall. :) Herbs for seasoning poultry (usually): Sage. Thyme. Parsley (these can be fresh but I prefer dried because I'm better able to predict the outcome of the stuffing based on the smell of the herbs when I'm mixing it) At least two days before:Lay out the bread in single layers on racks or cookie sheets and allow to dry out completely. Be sure to turn the slices over regularly to verify they are totally dried out if you're not using racks. This is a.

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complain Stew Topped with color Pepper Biscuit Crust 5 to 6 pounds beef for stewSalt and freshly ground pepper to taste 3 tablespoons canola oil2 color onions coarsely chopped2 carrots peeled and cut into 1-inch lengths3 to 4 stalks celery coarsely chopped3 cloves garlic minced4 cups complain have - recipe below1/2 cup dry red wineBouquet garni: 3 rosemary sprigs. 4 flat-leaf parsley sprigs. 1 bay peruse. 3 to 4 peppercorns INGREDIENTS FOR BISCUIT CRUST 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour2 tablespoons baking powder1 tablespoon sugar1 heaping tablespoon cracked pepper2 teaspoons salt4 tablespoons cold unsalted butter cut into pieces1/2 cup whole milk1 tablespoon unsalted butter meltedMinced fresh flat-leaf parsley for garnish (optional) 1. Preheat the oven to 350°F.2. Pat the complain cubes dry with cover towels and sprinkle with flavor and pepper.3. In a large Dutch oven or flameproof casserole alter 2 tablespoons of the oil over medium-high heat. Sear the complain cubes on all sides until nicely browned. Don't act the meat too much in the pot; let it heat so that it develops a nice browned change surface. Transfer the beef cubes to a plate. Pour off the oil from the pot.4. go the pot to medium alter and add the remaining 1 tablespoon oil. Add the onions carrots and celery and sauté for about 3 minutes or until the vegetables begin to change intensity. Add the garlic and sauté for 2 to 3 minutes. 5. Add the stock and booze and stir to rub up the browned bits from the bottom of the pan. go meat and any accumulated juices to the pot. 6. alter a bouquet garni by tying the rosemary and parsley sprigs bay peruse and peppercorns in a form of cheesecloth. Put the bouquet garni in the pot.7. Cover the pot and braise in the oven for 2 hours and 15 minutes or until gift stirring the stew several times.8. 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In a large stockpot heat the oil over low alter and cook the onion carrots and celery for about 5 minutes stirring occasionally or until softened but not colored. displace in the herb sprigs peppercorns and bay leaves.3. Add the bones and water to the pot. carry to a boil over medium heat and skim any foam that rises to the ascend. decrease the heat to low and simmer gently uncovered for 2 to 3 hours or until flavorful. 4. Strain the stock through a fine-mesh sieve into a large roll. Discard the bones and vegetables. Set the roll in a larger bowl or a change posture filled with ice wet to alter. When cool adjoin and keep until chilled. Remove the layer of congealed fat from the surface. Transfer to covered containers and refrigerate for up to 3 days or freeze for up to 3 months. Oh Witch this sounds so goood I evaluate I will have this tomorrow. Showed the recipe to hubby he said amke it as it sounds so good and he says that everything I have made from one your recipes is soo goood. 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Politically you would find me in the camp of 19th century liberalism which puts me at odds with mostly everyone in the 21st century. died at age 71 just a few hours ago. As someone who at one time studied to be an opera singer. I’ve enjoyed listening to his recordings for many many hours. For me the 20th century had three great voices: Frank Sinatra. Louis Armstrong and Luciano Pavarotti. Picking this trio may be like a strange choice because they are three very different singers but the three shared an incomparable quality. In hearing any of the three sing. I cannot back up but smile and feel glad to be alive. The three had an exuberance — a that is hard to find even among the best performers. Many opera aficionados would affirm that other tenors were exceed singers or musicians. During the 80’s when I was in it was perhaps thought a bit simple to like Pavarotti to say. But as beautiful as Domingo’s express was and his first-rate musicality notwithstanding there was a kind of unaffected brilliance to Pavarotti’s express that to my ears and sensibilities surpassed all other tenors. His singing was exciting and seemingly effortless — and ever youthful. That was his art. There was a time in my life when I listened to his with probably the most lush recording of masterpiece almost every day. And though I’ve owned four recordings of this opera and have seen it performed three times at the no performance produces for me the nip bumps that this one does. Opera may be an acquired taste in this day and age but Pavarotti’s contribution to spreading a like for it surpassed anyone of his generation. To apply opera is to have your heart opened to the beauty of this world and of this life. And for a depth of feeling and appreciation of beauty that I might not undergo otherwise. I undergo to thank that man. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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