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I’ve decide to eat cheesecake for lunch today.  I made mini cheesecakes last week for my china and jeans dinner party, but didn’t manage to photograph them that night.  So I’ve made more and photographed them today.  Then I realized I didn’t eat them at the dinner party either, as I was entirely too full […]

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Last Wednesday I threw a china and jeans impromptu dinner party.  Against my natural instincts, I prepared the party as my next entry to Project Food Blog 2010, before I knew whether I’d advanced to the next round or not.  I am amongst the world’s most superstitious people.  And of course, I jinxed myself and […]

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It started with a hummus sandwich. Austin’s local sub shop chain, Thundercloud Subs really began my voyage into Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine.  As a child I was hardly an adventurous eater, a habit that only slowly began to change in my early 20’s.  For my entry to challenge #2 for Project Food Blog 2010, […]

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A good pot roast has seen me through the worst of times.  In our family, in times of major life crisis, we turn to the purest form of love and comfort – a pot roast.  Somehow the stewed chuck roast and vegetables provide a warm hug to dry up your tears and help you find […]

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When sitting at my computer last night, I had a burst of inspiration.  I need fudge.  With a heath bar mixed in like a Blizzard.  And it has to be super deliciously chocolate.  Then I realized, wait.  I can make that.  My family has made English toffee every Christmas for as long as I can […]

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Gougères are light and airy cheese flavored puffs, that frankly couldn’t be simpler to make.  They are scrumptious right out of the oven, but freeze well and can be quickly reheated just before serving.  Gougères make a perfect savory pairing to a glass of red wine or an elegant addition to any cheese plate.  You […]

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This Seared Pork Recipe came as part of the recipe suggestions from Williams-Sonoma in the Easy and Elegant Dinner Party I hosted for LE’s Fifth Birthday.  I was floored by how much I liked it.  The flavors were really bight and summery, but not overpowering at all.  We served it with my Herb Sauce for […]

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The title may be a tad bit misleading, as I’d guess most people wouldn’t call this party an “easy” menu for a child’s 5th birthday party, but I’d say it was certainly elegant.  Since I’m just rolling from one party straight into the next, LE’s Fifth birthday party was a combination of two events in […]

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A recent client inquired about mini key lime tarts.  Last Christmas my brother-in-law requested individual tarts with assorted fruit fillings for dessert.  At the time, we laughed at him, but now he’ll probably get his wish.  It seems the universe wants me to learn how to create mini desserts.  Still high off my mastery of […]

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One of my Blogger friends, Monet of Anecdotes and Apple Cores, had a recipe for Homemade Bread with Olives and Rosemary last week that looked truly delicious.  I don’t often make homemade bread, so my skills are a little rusty, but I was willing to give it a shot.  After conferring for some advice from […]

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