As with land, ancient religious sites and crude oil, this recipe is claimed by a number of Middle Eastern countries. Perhaps it’s best known as shakshuka, an Israeli dish. But Libyan and Tunisian cooks quickly point out the dish originated in their countries. To be fair, the ... [Read More] [6 Comments. Please leave another.]
Windfall Apple Butter with Garam Masala Recipe
In late summer the two apple trees in our yard grow heavy. Pretty golden and red fruit fatten and hang thick in the branches. But soon after, the apples fall to the ground and rot. The pesticide-free fruit is pitted, blighted and worm-ridden. And in New York’s suburban ... [Read More] [4 Comments. Please leave another.]
Sour Cream and Champagne Grape Muffin Recipe
My daughter’s first day of nursery school, sixteen years ago, was traumatic. For me. Fall 1994 I fully expected to spend a week or more hanging out in the nursery school’s sunny rooms. I had a cup of hot, half-and-half-laced coffee in a travel cup. I was ready to sit ... [Read More] [1 Comment. Please leave another.]
Homemade Caponata Recipe
After two weeks travel in India during the hot and humid monsoon season, reentry to New York this week seemed especially frigid. Isn’t mid-September usually warm and balmy? With just a nip of cool air in the mornings and evenings? We're not supposed to weather tornadoes here ... [Read More] [2 Comments. Please leave another.]
Slow Cooker Corn and Green Bean Succotash Recipe
I know. A slow cooker recipe? In August? But think about it: What better way to cook dinner without heating up the kitchen? A slow cooker provides a delicious hands-off meal that lets you more fully enjoy these last fleeting days of summer. The word succotash comes from a ... [Read More] [2 Comments. Please leave another.]
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