This is an Italian peasant dish with a cult following in Pittsburgh. It’s inexpensive to make but filling and perfect for a crowd. It starts with garlic and onion as all good things do. Then the addition of banana peppers, hot Italian sausage, some kale or spinach, canalini beans, then some wine to bring everything…
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I am a 3rd generation cook who loves trying new ideas
Flourless Chocolate Cookies
I love a chocolate cookie. This is flourless with lots of chocolate. There is dark chocolate cocoa powder, dark chocolate chips, and chocolate vodka. Gluten free if you watch your chip choice. Simple to make and fun to eat. I hope you like it. 3 eggs at room temperature3 cups powdered sugar1 1/2 cups cocoa…
Asian Wings
I know I should do this one during football season, but I didn’t think of it during football season, and my memory doesn’t last that long. I used chicken drumettes and Poppi’s Asian seasoning along with ginger, green onion, garlic, some gochujang paste, and some soy. It takes an hour to marinate, but your patience…
New Mexico Chili
I have finally done the last of the major chili styles: New Mexico. What separates this chili is the New Mexico green hatch chilis. The use of stew beef also makes this different. It does have some heat from the hatch and milder Anaheim chili peppers, and some carrots for sweetness.(You knew I was a…
Rock Fish with Lobster Sauce
You would be surprised what you can find in my freezer. In this case some high line ingredients like rock fish and lobster. This is perfect for a Mothers Day meal. Now, if you live in Michigan, rock fish won’t be available, so use walleye or whitefish. Those on the coast can use cod or…
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