Yummy, tart, and so very easy. A small slice will do, it's so rich. Save the egg whites for an omelette or put one in each section of an ice cube tray and freeze until needed for something else. Also, if you use a crust with "2 extra servings" just double the rest of the ingredients. Continue reading
Tikka Masala
An Indian dish — now thoroughly Americanized in our version — made with cubed chicken marinated in spiced yogurt and covered in a yogurt-tomato sauce. Best served over jasmine rice or naan. (But if you can do good naan, you don’t need our recipe for tikka masala, I’m sure.) Continue reading
Hobbes’s Naan
A very tasty, Indian flat bread. Most recipes call for oven cooked but we fry in here.
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Tangy Beef Marinade
A tasty simmering sauce for beef. Continue reading
Triple Layer Mud Pie
Yum. Simply yum.
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Macadamia Lemon Bars
This is the recipe for the BEST. LEMON BARS. EVER. My dad got it from some cookbook years back and we have never looked back! You can get a nylon nut grinder at food specialty stores, or I got mine at a yard sale. It gives a better texture but if you don't have one use a food processor to grind the nuts or chop them finely with a knife. The reason it makes 25, which means they turn out small, is that they are SO rich! But if you really want to you can cut them bigger– just be warned they're calorie-laden! Continue reading
Seared Scallops
Best darn scallops ever. Continue reading
Andouille Mustard Greens
A very hearty set of greens – Alton Brown's method, my ingredient choices. Continue reading
Fiesta Chicken Salad
Mixed greens with black beans, corn and grilled chicken, served with a yogurt-salsa dressing. Continue reading
Schaum Torte
Light, sweet, flourless — lemon meringue pie without the crust. Continue reading