Tag: New York Times

The Commander in Chef

The Commander in Chef

Amanda Hesser writes a great op-ed piece in today’s New York Times about the need for a “cooking” role model in the White House.  Growing and buying local isn’t enough.  You actually need to cook with those local ingredients! Click here to read the piece.

Getting to Know My Friend the Artichoke

Getting to Know My Friend the Artichoke

I love artichokes but have never cooked with fresh artichokes.  I must admit I have been intimidated by their unique structure. So, when I read this week’s Melissa Clark article in the New York Times about stuffed artichokes, I decided it was time to stop 

Dinner for 10: Pork Tenderloin, Green Mashed Potatoes & Roasted Asparagus

Dinner for 10: Pork Tenderloin, Green Mashed Potatoes & Roasted Asparagus

As I mentioned in my previous post, we had a dinner party for 10 last night — 4 other couples from business school.  I was excited to host so that we didn’t feel rushed and could catch up more easily than in a restaurant.  But 

My fave: bucatini all’amatriciana

My fave: bucatini all’amatriciana

Since Tim and I are in Las Vegas for the LeadsCon trade show (working the tradeshow floor has become a new skill since starting AdBuyer.com), there won’t be much cooking this week.  But don’t fret…I will eat well.  Las Vegas has so many amazing restaurants.  

Pam's Bolognese Sauce

Pam's Bolognese Sauce

What a treat!  I came home from today’s trip out to Westchester for my sister-in-law’s baby shower with a container full of homemade bolognese sauce, courtesy of my mother-in-law Pam. After a hectic weekend, I was excited to have a delicious meal at home that 

Cheesy Cauliflower Chutney Mess…& Pizza for Breakfast!

Cheesy Cauliflower Chutney Mess…& Pizza for Breakfast!

Yesterday’s New York Times Dining section had no shortage of interesting recipes. Mark Bittman wrote a whole article and several recipes on savory breakfasts.  I typically think of egg-based dishes as the staple of savory breakfasts.  But this article introduced me to the notion of 

Chocolate Soufflé

Chocolate Soufflé

I already have a sweet post ready for Valentine’s Day but I wanted to share The Minimalist’s Chocolate Soufflé recipe from Wednesday’s New York Times.  I have always thought that soufflés were difficult to make but this recipe looks nearly foolproof! Chocolate Soufflé Mark Bittman 

Today's Dining Section

Today's Dining Section

It’s Wednesday!  Time to see what goodies The New York Times has in store for me.  I was pleased to see that my two favorites – Mark Bittman and Melissa Clark – both had articles today. Mark Bittman’s Parmesan Cream Crackers look deliciously simple and 

The Wednesday New York Times

The Wednesday New York Times

The Monday New York Times used to be my favorite because I could finish the crossword with ease, making me feel as gifted a crossword puzzle solver as my brother John and my mother-in-law Pam.  But once I discovered the wonderfully simple recipes from Mark