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Being the musings of Your Obedient Servant, Great Stone Face, moose enthusiast.
About Me
- Name: Great Stone Face
- Location: Northern Virginia, United States
I'm interested in humor contests, the Washington Redskins, the Boston Red Sox, the Washington Nationals, University of New Hampshire hockey and football, and Ohio State University football and hockey -- and, of course, moose.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
My Go-To Recipe
I have a couple of especially good entree recipes from my mother. For festive dinners, like Passover or Rosh Hashonah, I make a brisket with carrots and potatoes. It has lots of paprika and a ketchup sauce.
For a go-to meal -- the one I bring over for folks who need comfort -- I make chicken & rice. It's really a semi-homemade recipe; it includes a can of cream of mushroom soup, and converted rice, and dry onion soup mix. If I ever get around to it, maybe I could deconstruct it. Here's the recipe--
CHICKEN WITH RICE
For a go-to meal -- the one I bring over for folks who need comfort -- I make chicken & rice. It's really a semi-homemade recipe; it includes a can of cream of mushroom soup, and converted rice, and dry onion soup mix. If I ever get around to it, maybe I could deconstruct it. Here's the recipe--
CHICKEN WITH RICE
- Water
- 1 cup uncooked converted rice
- 1 can cream of mushroom soup (undiluted)
- 1 package onion soup mix
- 4 chicken breast quarters
- Paprika
- Lasagna (14") pan
- Foil
Friday, May 20, 2011
Hilah Cooking
If you are looking for a website with good, basic information on how to cook, try Hilah Cooking. Hilah Johnson teaches recipes from her kitchen in a very informal way, so turn down the volume in NSFW situations. I have learned some great recipes from Hilah and expect her show to explode in popularity now that it's carried on blip.tv.
Here is Hilah's recent interview on SteveGarfield.TV--
Here is Hilah's recent interview on SteveGarfield.TV--
Labels: blip.tv, cooking, Hilah Cooking, Hilah Johnson, recipes
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Pasta With Sardines
We brought some spaghettini back from Italy. I cooked it in salted water, the drained it, saving some pasta water for the sauce.I put the same pot over the heat and added a little olive oil. I threw in chopped anchovies, browned them a little, then threw in some minced garlic. The garlic cooked 30 seconds, then I poured in pasta water to deglaze, followed by sardine chunks, some pepper flakes, and the cooked pasta.
I tossed it to mix and reheat and put it in a pasta dish. I topped it with toasted bread crumbs. Mmm!
I tossed it to mix and reheat and put it in a pasta dish. I topped it with toasted bread crumbs. Mmm!
Labels: algio olio, anchovies, breadcrumbs, pasta, sardines, spaghetti