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  • Cookblogging,  Poultry,  Seafood,  Thai & Indonesian

    Crouton Cooks Keo

    I recently dug out Keo’s Thai Cuisine, a cookbook that’s been sitting on our shelf, unopened, since 1992.  What got me off my ass, Thai-cooking-wise?  Shame. Evil Jungle Prince with Chicken (& Shrimp) You see, I admitted on Facebook to…

    By Crouton deMenthe March 23, 2010
  • Cookblogging

    Look at that S Car Go!

    Ditalini and I drove to Las Vegas last week to visit our children, Baguette and Escargot. High on Escargot’s list was learning to cook two of Ditalini’s favorite recipes, stuffed grape leaves and chicken tajine. With a little coaching from…

    By Crouton deMenthe March 16, 2010
  • Crockpot,  Meats,  Sauces

    Crouton’s Slow Roasted Pork Shoulder

    Ever wonder how they prepare that tender pulled pork they serve at barbecue restaurants?  This is one way to do it.  You’ll need three to four days prep time and room in your refrigerator for a large bowl of marinating…

    By Crouton deMenthe February 10, 2010
  • Miscellaneous,  Technique

    Preserving Lemons

    Preserved lemons have many uses, but we primarily use them to prepare two Moroccan recipes: Chicken Tajine (aka Rotten Chicken), and Chicken Tajine w/Harissa, Artichokes, & Grapes. You can store preserved lemons in your refrigerator for up to 6 months.

    By Crouton deMenthe January 29, 2010
  • Casseroles,  Poultry

    Ditalini’s Chicken Tajine (Rotten Chicken)

    The proper name is Chicken Tajine, but Ditalini has always called it Rotten Chicken, and that’s what kids and company ask for when they want a special dinner. We call it that because it’s prepared with preserved lemons, which soften…

    By Crouton deMenthe January 29, 2010
  • Soups

    Crouton’s Hamburger T Soup

    I felt like making soup tonight.  I had hamburger and a bottle of Mr. & Mrs. T’s Bloody Mary Mix.  Thus the inspiration for this easy, homey, tasty soup:

    By Crouton deMenthe January 11, 2010
  • Casseroles,  Cookblogging,  Salads,  Seafood,  Soups

    Christmas Eve Seafood

    We invited all our single friends over to help us decorate our tree on Christmas Eve. Of course one has to give in order to receive, so we lured them over with promises of food. Our traditional Christmas Eve feast…

    By Crouton deMenthe December 26, 2009
  • Grilling,  Meats,  Vegetables

    Jerk Pork Medallions with Brussels Sprouts & Potatoes

    I felt like cooking last night, and I also felt like something new, so I decided to marinate pork medallions in jerk sauce and grill them. Potatoes and Brussels sprouts sounded like the perfect side dishes. It wasn’t too hard,…

    By Crouton deMenthe December 19, 2009
  • Soups

    Uncle Art’s Chili Beans con Carne

    It’s cold and rainy, a perfect day to reattack Uncle Art’s Beans. This time I’m making them with chuck roast, so at the risk of offending chili purists (and Uncle Art’s family), I’m calling it Uncle Art’s Chili Beans con…

    By Crouton deMenthe December 7, 2009
  • Soups

    Cabbage & Hamburger Soup

    Cabbage & hamburger soup? That sounds pretty, ah, pedestrian, doesn’t it?  Friends, take my word for it, this is great soup, especially if you serve it with crusty bread.  Easy to make, too. Notes When you add the cabbage it’ll really…

    By Crouton deMenthe December 1, 2009
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