Posts Tagged: Sage

30
Nov 10

Making The White Castle Stuffing

The wife and I visit other people’s homes for Thanksgiving, so we don’t have any leftovers. Each year we make a small, post-Thanksgiving meal just for ourselves. Since there’s no one around to criticize, we can experiment with new dishes. A recipe for Thanksgiving stuffing (or dressing, if you’re in the south) comprised of White Castle sliders has been making the internet rounds lately. The wife and I thought we’d give it a try. It’s actually a pretty good idea. Instead of cooking onions and sausage to go with the stale bread, you just toss in some tiny burgers that already have beef and onions on them.

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23
Sep 10

Pasta With Mushroom Cream Sauce

Ever since I started making my own noodles, I’ve come to realize that pasta sauce should be more like a gravy than a soup. I’ve been experimenting with thinner sauces lately and this one came out really good. It’s cheap and easy, but you have to take your time or it’ll come out bland.

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10
Aug 09

Chicken Prosciutto

Every weekend, my wife and I like to make a big meal that we can use for lunches throughout the work week. Usually it’s something like spaghetti or lasagna, or sometimes a big pot of soup. This weekend, we decided to make some chicken prosciutto and roast some scallop squash we bought at a roadside stand on Friday afternoon.

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This recipe is like a hybrid between chicken saltimbocca and cordon bleu.

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