Monthly Archives: August 2011

It was a Dark and Stormy Night…

I wonder if Snoopy liked chili? Today was a dark and stormy “Summer” day in the UK and so I thought it was time to crank out Drew’s Soon To Be Famous Chili recipe. This chili requires at least 3 … Continue reading

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Food Toys to the Ready…

we are cooking a Modernist Burger. I came across this the other night while reading book 3, Animals and Plants of the Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Cooking series. Page 86 is How To: Cook the Perfect Hamburger … Continue reading

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A Blog…

on the Blog. Thought I would write up how I do this blog, so that anyone who wants to get started easily can have a head start. The site I chose was Brinkster for a couple of reasons. Mainly because … Continue reading

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In 1988 the UK had a big problem…

which was Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy or BSE as it is known. It was a terrible time to be a cow for sure, but for an Iowa boy raised on beef it was food hell. I did not want holes in … Continue reading

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Sometimes I look forward to leftovers…

more than the main meal. I like: Left Over Best Ever Lamb Left Over Pot Roast And now we have: Left Over Open Face Meatball Sandwiches. Yesterday I made my son’s favourite dinner which is Spaghetti and Meatballs. And I … Continue reading

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Cloudy with a Chance of…

Meatballs. This week I was on holiday with my kids and I asked them what they would like me to cook for them. My daughter chose Pulled Pork Sandwiches, and my son chose Spaghetti and Meatballs. These take some time … Continue reading

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Modernist take on a…

cupcake. My daughter and I have been watching a new food show called: Kid in a Candy Store. Also while on holiday we bought a bunch of lollypops from Costco, and one of the favourite ones is called a drumstick. … Continue reading

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Pull the other one, take two…

In preparation for the pork being done, took some Pink Lady apples and cut them up. Into a saucepan that has a tight fitting lid, along with a tablespoon of sugar and 3 tablespoons of water. Give it a stir … Continue reading

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