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Bring The Green of Spring to the Table: Three Pea Sauté with Green Garlic and Mint
I have been Mr. Springtime flavors here at Sippity Sup lately. Which means my fridge has quite a lot of half used bunches of gorgeous green stuff screaming to be used up while it's still, well (read full article)
Sup! Loves Cookbooks: Seasons in the Wine Country
I have added a cookbook to Sup's! Shop at OpenSky for you today. Its focus is the California Wine Country. Which, on its face, may seem like a bit of publisher’s culinary shorthand, and an a (read full article)
Fried Calamari with a Chipotle Kick
I know you like fried calamari. I flat out know you do. You can pretend like you don't all you want, but I know deep inside you like it. You can even put that pained and squeemish look on your (read full article)
International House of Pancakes! Toad-In-The-Hole
Today’s pancake journey takes us to Jolly Old England. I promised you week of international pancakes and I am trying deliver; thereby proving that all nations– indeed all cultures, have so (read full article)
Sweet & Sour White Asparagus Salad with Goat Cheese & Pickled Rhubarb
It's spring so I am bringing back one of my addictions. Pickled Rubarb Rubies! It's the sour that makes them so addicting. You know, the kind of sour that makes your saliva glands ache a litt (read full article)
Market Matters- Green Garlic, Leek & Goat Cheese Soufflé
It's Sunday, time for another Market Matters from the Hollywood Farmers Market. Today I set my sights on green garlic, which is the immature bulb and stalk of the garlic you know and love. It (read full article)
Chicken-y Chicken Baked in a Salt Crust with Homemade Mustard
Baked in a Salt Crust. That's quite a phrase to me. It appeals to the eater in me, who also happens to be the cook at my house. I like it because it's such a simple cooking method. But (read full article)
Market Matters- Red in the New Greens
Winter the height of the season in Southern California for many of the greens we all love. Kale, Spinach, Rapini, Chard, Mustard, Pea Tendrils. You see them this time of year at the market. Th (read full article)
A Three Bean Mouthful: Winter Panzanella Salad With Preserved Tuna
This is one of those recipes. It seems like there are a lot of steps. It's best if you can do them over a day or two. But I promise you these are the very things that make this recipe so EASY! (read full article)
Meat & Potatoes: Pot Roast & The Manly Art of Survival
It’s February and half the country is snowed in. I heard there was snow in Florida last week! Well I live in Southern California and we are feeling the effects of some cold weather too. Not (read full article)
Market Matters- Asparagus Soup, Through Thick & Thin
If there is one universally loved vegetable it seems to be asparagus. Even the fussy eaters in my life, or the “no vegetables for me please” freaks, will eat asparagus. I know people who e (read full article)
Nature's Pride Savory French Toast, It's No Wonder!
Nature’s Pride sent me a couple of loaves of bread recently asking me to try their new product. Free bread – what’s not to like! But seriously, I thought I’d put this bread through the (read full article)
Market Matters: Melon-Choly Summer's End
I know you have enjoyed the classic pairing of prosciutto and melon. It’s sweet, it’s salty and it is about as good as summer gets! Well I could not let summer slip by with out featuring t (read full article)
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