I love slow cooked, chiapas style pork, but I don’t always have 4 hours to wait for dinner. That’s when I turn to Mexican Pork Tenderloin Tenderloin is such a great ingredient because it cooks quickly, but it tastes great. You can use it in so many wonderful dishes…like this one. I was actually really […]
Month: May 2010
Homemade Pico de Gallo
Okay, so this is another easy recipe and another great topping for tacos, roasted pork, soups, even omelets. It’s Pico de Gallo All in all, pico de gallo (strangely enough, Spanish for “rooster’s beak”), is crazy simple to make as long as you have basic knife skills (and pretty easy even if you don’t.) All […]
Avocado Relish with Cherry Tomatoes
Avocado Relish with Cherry Tomatoes This is one of my favorite condiments ever and it’s so easy. The first time I had it was on top of an omelet at the Crowne Royal in downtown Tulsa. It was so good that I had to make it when I got home. Ever since then, I make […]
It’s Amore!
For the first time since my childhood, last Friday night I experienced a sugar high. A full-on, all-is-right-with-the-world, drunk-like-shots-of-whiskey sugar high. Thanks Amore Chocolate Pizzas. The 10 pounds I put on was totally worth it. And I totally mean that. Chocolate Fondue Is Awesome It all started with a fairly innocent email. Amore was having […]
Skies Restaurant and Fruit Pastry Tarts
Fruit Tarts at Skies on Mother’s Day On Mother’s Day, I took the special mother in my life and our son to Skies’ Restaurant in Kansas City. For those not hip to the Kansas City culinary scene, Skies is the tallest restaurant in the area. It sits proudly atop the Hyatt Regency hotel (one of […]
Vote for the Best in Kansas City
Kansas Citians (or those familiar with the area): Vote at http://www.citysbestkcmag.com/ for KC Magazine’s City’s Best in 2010. There are places to vote for your favorite salons, fashion outlets, and restaurants. No reason not to give your favorite place a little love. (And yes, in case you’re wondering, I did, in fact, vote for Jasper’s […]
Benton’s Steakhouse and Cooking Prime Rib
On Monday, I was invited to a United Way dinner at Benton’s Prime Steakhouse. I met some very nice people there who are doing some wonderful things to make the world a better place. This food blogger salutes all of you. The dinner was also the first time I have been back to Benton’s in, well, […]
Limoncello Recipes
Last week, Chef Jasper Mirabile had a great Limoncello Experience where he and Suzanne Frisse of Meadowlark Acres served us course after course after course of delicious breads, pastas, chicken, and desserts featuring limoncello. He was gracious enough to share his recipes, which I have included unmodified below. If you like how this sounds, he […]
Slow Cooker Chiapas-Style Mexican Pork
Slow Cooker Chiapas-Style Mexican Pork If I was stranded on a desert island and could only bring one cooking tool with me, it would be my slow cooker. (Don’t read too much into that sentence since if I was on a desert island, I could fashion a grill from native trees and rocks and probably […]
SproutGear, Get Your SproutGear
Okay, so a little while back I released some recipes for Cooking With Your Kids, but as my friend Marc tells me, if you are going to cook with your kids, you are going to need some stuff from SproutGear Of course, he owns SproutGear.com, a cool little kids’ boutique, so he’s not really the […]