I’m not completely sure how this should be described. It is called a stuffing, but it isn’t a typical “stuffing” with bread, bread crumbs or really any of the expected stuffing type ingredients. And I’m wondering if you are making fish, do you roll this into the fish like a pinwheel, in a loop, use … Continue reading
When I was young I often wondered why people gave food to someone who had recently experienced the death of a loved one. I was young enough to not have experienced the crippling grief that can cause depression and a lack of motivation to even get out of bed, let alone make a meal. But, … Continue reading
I am not going to try to give you a history of chopped herring, when one has already been written quite well. Please jump over to MyJewishLearning.com to read all about this interesting food. Chopped Herring 1 lb jar filet herrings – wash thoroughly. Grind coarsely. Add 1 gib onion, 1/2 apple, 4 hard cooked … Continue reading
Any recipe that uses a fancy spelling and a French word makes it seem like it’s more special than it probably is. Salade Nicoise purports to take inspiration from Nice, France. Nicoise style is generally associated with tomatoes, garlic, black olives & anchovies. This recipe does include the tomatoes and anchovies, so perhaps it is … Continue reading
Who doesn’t like crushed potato chips on their tuna casserole? This is straight up mid-century comfort food. Tuna Potato Chip Casserole 1 can cream of mushroom soup 1/3 cup milk 1 7 oz can tuna 1 cup crushed potato chips 1 cup cooked or canned peas Empty can of soup into a casserole dish. Add … Continue reading
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