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Tag Archives: recipe
Rich as Rockefeller
Having never been a fan of big business (or big business guys, for that matter), it struck me as odd that I should want to make something that pays homage to the grandfather of corporate culture and American oil-dependence. Of course, Rockefeller also donated vast sums of money for education (he was instrumental in the founding of both the University of Chicago and Spelman College, for example) and was dedicated to the eradication of both hookworm and yellow fever.
So there you have it. Continue reading
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Tagged broke, John D. Rockefeller, money, oysters, oysters rockefeller, recipe
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I’ll Have a Shirley Temple… and Make It Black.
The other night at work, I watched as a fellow server carried a tray of cocktails to one of his tables. On that tray were three beverages known as Shirley Temples.As he passed me, I commented with mock indignance, “Poor Jane … Continue reading
Posted in Potent Potables...
Tagged cocktails, jane withers, kiddie cocktail, recipe, shirley temple, shirley temple black
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Yuba City.
A little while back, my friend Deborah asked me if I would be interested in learning how tofu was made. I couldn’t think of any good reason not to be interested, so I said, “Yes,” and met up with her … Continue reading
How Not to Serve Tapenade
The olive tree has provided food, shelter, light, and lubrication to half of my ancestors for the past few thousand years. Those swarthy Mediterraneans who kindly passed along their sun-loving, cancer-resistant genes spent generation upon generation cultivating the fruit of … Continue reading
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Tagged culinary school disasters, ladybugs, olives, recipe, tapenade
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As Canadian a Breakfast as Possible…
… under the circumstances.* Yesterday marked the Opening Ceremonies of the XXI Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia, if you haven’t been paying attention. In its honor or, more correctly, honour, I’ve decided to make a real Canadian breakfast to … Continue reading
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Tagged arts funding cuts, bannock, british columbia, canadian bacon, canadians, elizabeth manley, maple syrup, recipe, vancouver, winter olympics
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King Friday
A couple of weeks ago at work, our pastry chef, Guillermo, brought up a large, round cake from the pastry kitchen downstairs. Everyone quickly descended upon it. It was devoured within minutes of its initial appearance. “Tell me if you … Continue reading
Labouyi Bannann: Haitian Comfort
I don’t much feel like being clever today. My thoughts are 3,286 miles away in Port-au-Prince, a city I have yet to visit. Perhaps it is the fact that I live in a city that has been devastated by earthquakes … Continue reading
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Tagged donations, Haiti, Haiti earthquake, labouyi bannann, Port-au-Prince earthquake, recipe
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