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petit quelque chose: pear and polenta cake with lemon syrup
September 2, 2009 – 1:20 am | No Comment

… brown sugar glaze on the pears is delicious, and the cake itself is really rich and moist. served warm, it’s dense texture makes it a decadent desert- just top with double cream. or serve it chilled with coffee for afternoon tea. … 250mls white wine 250mls sunflower oil 310g plain flour 2 1/2 tsp baking powder 120g fine polenta syrup 3/4 cup sugar 1/3 cup water 120mls lemon juice method prepare the …

Cher & Rach…365 days of Rachael Ray recipes: 9/1/09 Keepin' it …
September 2, 2009 – 1:10 am | No Comment

The Sweet ‘N Spicy Chicken is very southern-inspired and the Curry Rice Salad is very Indian! Perfect for Prav and me! LOL I had all of the spices already in my cupboard because my future mother-in-law has loaded me up with Indian spices… most of which are just …. Oven- Glazed Apple Lemon Chicken with Cordon Bleu Potatoes and Fresh Asparagus …

High/Low Food/Drink: Num Pang Sandwich Shop – Another tasty cheap …
September 1, 2009 – 11:00 pm | No Comment

Five spice Glazed Pork Belly ($7.50) with pickled rhubarb: There was a very generous-sized portion of pork belly in the sandwich. This sandwich was also flavorful and we liked the bread – it was crispy, but not burnt, chewy, nor dry. Snow Cone ($3.50): Sweet and Sour Cherries macerated in port wine…

mahnseh!: sweet and sour halibut with noodles
September 1, 2009 – 7:54 pm | No Comment

The halibut is glazed with a hot and sour glaze then broiled in the oven. Since my children are not fantastic with chilis, I left those out and added garlic and ginger instead. Here is the recipe: boil water in large pot for the somen noodles … Mihyun Mack: Chicago, Illinois, United States: I started this web journal to share with family my love of …

Food GPS » Blog Archive » Ammo Farm-to-Table Dinner Interrupted by …
September 1, 2009 – 6:45 pm | No Comment

The white tablecloth was set and the silverware was shiny in the minimalist but homey dining room of Ammo Restaurant, where seasonality and farm-fresh produce are interpreted with an Italian cuisine lens. … a Tablas Creek Esprit De Beaucastel Blanc, a blend containing Roussanne, Grenache Blanc, and hint of Picpoul that was a tint less golden than the Cote De Tablas and a bit more balanced with structure, holding back an …

September Specials! – New Horseshoe Bar Grill
September 1, 2009 – 3:41 pm | No Comment

Colorado lamb roast to color then spread with Dijon mustard, garlic, bread crumbs, and red wine thyme demi glaze . Tuesday. Black and White. Filet broiled to color and served with red wine sauce then topped with butter poached lobster …

Les Profiteroles « Bon Vivant
September 1, 2009 – 12:04 pm | No Comment

… topped with a warm chocolate glaze . I rarely order profiteroles for dessert because I’m usually so stuffed after the main course and two glasses of wine that a créme brûlée is just about all I have the capacity for. … Profiteroles are usually served with a generous drizzle of warm chocolate but I chose to glaze the tops of the puffs in advance to bring it along…

Design*Sponge » Blog Archive » past & present: wedgwood + diy project
September 1, 2009 – 11:00 am | No Comment

cauliflower coffee pot, 1759 – showcases wedgwood’s green glaze , his first significant development (from the wedgwood museum). Josiah got his start by renting a pottery from a more successful branch of the family and set to work. … left: the inspiration – greek, calyx-krater ( wine bowl) from about 440bc right: the interpretation – wedgwood, homeric vase, 1786 (both from the british museum). Britian went crazy for the

Caroline on Crack » Reservoir: Savory Succotash, Sylvester!
September 1, 2009 – 10:43 am | No Comment

Next was a sweet corn ravioli with brown butter sage ($12) which reminded me of that burger review that quoted Gloria saying she loved savory and sweet . This was definitely a wonderful mix of both. The only thing with both these appetizers, though, … For my entree I got the black cod with miso glaze ($24) …

Recount will happen, so Barley Boys can quit wine-ing | pbpulse.com
September 1, 2009 – 10:11 am | No Comment

Red wine and steak go together very well and this Zin was no exception. But the Oskar Blues Old Chub put up a good fight with a slight smokiness to match the seared meat. The problem may have been with the flavor of chocolate malt, … A touch of espresso glaze provided intriguing pairing possibilities while tying the dessert together into one bit of heaven. I’m sure there…

Ship's Ahoy! – Experiencing an Alaskan Cruise for the Very First …
September 1, 2009 – 5:00 am | No Comment

(Beer and wine are available for an additional charge.) Dine beside Salmon Creek in Southeast Alaska’s rain forest and listen to a local musician – a translucent roof protects you rain or shine. After dining, toast marshmallows over a … Salmon glaze . Unbelievably, we still had room for dessert: a light, sweet blueberry treat. Blueberry dessert. On the backside of the salmon bake area, in an inconspicuous corner, a trail presented itself. Where …