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TessTickle

NYC

about me:

I'm not Martha Stuart, in case you had us confused.

If you're looking for a down-to-earth, incredibly sarcastic, and often vulgar approach to cooking, check out theunemployedchef.blogspot.com

You can also find my tailgating recipes at www.buffalosportsdaily.com

favorite foods:

CHEESE!

And everything else except tuna fish from the can.

Chili-rubbed Cod with Seasoned Acini di Pepe

Chili-rubbed Cod with Seasoned Acini di Pepe

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This recipe was first featured my 8/6/09 post: http://theunemployedchef.blogspot.com/2009/08/another-meaningless-post-of-my.html It's quick, easy, and delicious--and unlike most of my recipes, it's actually healthy!

Mediterranean-Style Orzo

Mediterranean-Style Orzo

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Because you should always have a meal you can whip up in 10 minutes or less, just in case guests show up unexpectedly. (Even though no one ever visits me!)

Panfried Swai Fillets over Boy Choy & Mushrooms, with Coconut Curry Sauce

Panfried Swai Fillets over Boy Choy & Mushrooms, with Coconut Curry Sauce

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Swai. Sounds exotic, no? I have exotic-sounding meals; therefore, I am a real chef. Actually, the swai filets were the cheapest fish at the seafood counter. Even cheaper than flounder. Madness. Add that to one of my go-to recipes (a much modified recipe stolen from Women's Health), and you've got yourself one exotic-sounding meal.

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    11/13/09

    Theresa111 wrote:

    This is good news. If it isn't up by now, I will check it tomorrow.. Thanks so much. I tried a new variation the other night Orzo with peppridge farms seasoned stuffing bread crumbs. It was terrible.

    11/06/09

    Penny wrote:

    Glad you're all settled at last!

    11/06/09

    Penny wrote:

    Thanks for the follow Tess!

    11/06/09

    Theresa111 wrote:

    A tip. Heating your pan, fry one tiny pancake and reduce the heat. medium is the best. Also, when you add the batter to the skillet, reposition the fruit for a balanced look.

    11/06/09

    Theresa111 wrote:

    I'm putting up another Orzo with bacon and dark purple grapes. I am in love with orzo, now. Annie got me started. Ha.

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