
More Al Fresco Dining
In keeping with the “dining alfresco with friends” theme for the fall, here is a sneak peek at a few more of my favorite outdoor
In keeping with the “dining alfresco with friends” theme for the fall, here is a sneak peek at a few more of my favorite outdoor
Adapted from David Tanis, via The New York Times and The Smitten Kitchen Serves 4 generously, 6 moderately Peanut dressing Ingredients: 3 tablespoons Asian fish
From “The Cuisines of Mexico” by Diana Kennedy Preheat oven to 325 F Ingredients: 3 pounds whole redfish or red snapper, gutted and scaled 1 teaspoon salt
Ingredients: ½ teaspoon of Cocktail and Sons “Spiced Demerara” syrup or 1 demerara sugar cube 3–4 dashes of Angostura bitters 3–4 dashes of orange bitters
You will need a cocktail shaker and a muddler to make this drink. Ingredients: 2 handfuls of fresh Louisiana blueberries 6–8 basil leaves 1–2 teaspoons
BARBARA KINGSOLVER, in her book Animal, Vegetable, Miracle tells the story of a year in which her family made every attempt to feed themselves animals
ALTHOUGH I WAS pretty lousy at chemistry, I always wanted a chemistry set. You remember what I am talking about. Those really cool kits that
From Commander’s Restaurant, New Orleans You will need a chilled champagne glass and a cocktail shaker. Ingredients: 1 ounce Tanqueray or Sapphire gin 1 ounce
This recipe comes from Downton Abbey–not originally from the south, but sure is refreshing on a warm summer evening! (makes one drink Ingredients: 1
Summertime in south Louisiana means porch sitting, floating down lazy Louisiana rivers, and inventing every possible way to avoid turning on the oven and heating
For the fifth consecutive year, I joined the eat local challenge promising to eat only locally grown food for 30 days. If you interpret the
Recipe from Bon Appetit, July 1999 Ingredients: 6 bacon slices* 1 1/2 cups chopped onion 1 1/4 cups purchased barbecue sauce 3/4 cup dark beer
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