Feb 172010
 

Yesterday was Fat Tuesday, so naturally we dove into a pancake dinner. Good times.  We aren’t much for plain pancakes around here — I’m all about the chocolate chip, my wife’s into the banana and/or chocolate chip variety.

Naturally we are right-thinking people and build this around Alton Brown’s Buttermilk Pancake recipe, found over yonder at the Food TV site.  I grew up on the Bisquick variety, so the conversion to this one is extra-welcome, and definitely worth the very minor extra steps (composing your own mix, acquiring buttermilk, separating the eggs).

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Feb 152010
 

I’m going to try to talk food three times this week.  It’s going to be light on words, unless there’s a recipe for me to offer in-post, but hey, you’ve got some eating to do.

First up is my new favorite dinner. It is not healthy, but it is good: Chicken Lazone.

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Jan 012010
 

I started to write this recipe up, and then got the odd feeling like I’d posted it before.  Sure enough, I had, over a year ago back on my Livejournal, in my sole food-tagged post until this blog started replicating over there.

So! Scratch the rewriting, then. Instead, you get the illustrations the previous edition lacked. Enjoy.

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Dec 282009
 

I always like to get a day of recovery after travel. This past Sunday was exactly that.

Our morning started with a trip to Mayorga Coffee down in south Silver Spring. Christie had gone there a few times as part of one of her moms’ groups, and had nothing but good things to say about it.

Hm, make that almost nothing but good things. The bad thing was that it’s shutting down at the end of the year. Continue reading »

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Dec 232009
 

Popovers are ludicrously easy to make (though the cleanup afterwards can be a mild pain sometimes). I have deep, fond memories of the popovers of my youth. I’ve eaten them with strawberry preserves and butter with an accompanying lobster bisque while sitting by Jordan Pond in Maine.  Everyone should have popovers in their lives — the crispy fluffy eggy buttery goodness of them.  Today, I share the recipe with you. They are this easy. Make them. Better yet, make them for people you love; they’ll know how you feel.

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