I personally don’t believe you can have too many recipes for meatballs! From serving as appetizers or a main course or whatever else you can think of! These recipes have all received 2 thumbs up! Perfect party food to my mind! My friend Domenica Marchetti has an excellent eggplant version…no meat and totally delicious bathed […]
Tag: Oracibo Recipes
Microwave Scalded Milk
I am always looking for an easier way to do things and also a way not to dirty more dishes. That probably comes from running a corporate kitchen, trying to cut down on dishes to be washed. Whew, there sure were loads of them! Whoever invented the dishwasher deserves an award! Place the desired amount […]
Anne’s Meatballs
When I worked at the corporate dining room, we made bucketful’s of these meatballs for receptions,coated with a sauce made from grape jelly, chili sauce and a squeeze of lemon juice; probably sounds a bit odd, but tastes pretty good! They were always a hit. We also like to make them for a main course, making them larger and serving with different […]
Braised Rabbit With Rosemary
As the Italians say, “simplice ma buono” (simple but good). This dish delicious, easy to do and doesn’t require a lot of ingredients. This is my adaptation of the recipe from Ristorante Da Gino in Rome. They use a 2 – 2 ¼ lb. rabbit and it what’s called for here. You can use chicken legs […]
Saltimbocca alla Romana
When my sage bush is turning out it’s new leaves is when I like to cook Saltimbocca. Checchino dal 1887 Trattoria in Rome has it on their menu. Having tried a number of Saltimbocca recipes, I find this one to be really simple and have rated it to be the best Saltimbocca I’ve made so […]
Phyllis’ Good Things to Know and Helpful Tips
I put together this list as a helpful source for a cook. I hope you will find some things that are of interest to you to keep on hand. One of the most useful and indispensable things to have is a pepper grinder. Peugeot is a good brand. Having two small electric coffee grinders. One […]
Cauliflower, Pancetta Whole-Wheat Linguine
When the first, sweet cauliflower of the season appears at our Farmer’s Market, I look forward to making this slightly spicy pasta. I really like whole-wheat pasta with vegetable sauces, especially with the crunchy breadcrumb topping. Very rustic and really yummy! Makes 4 Main Course Servings 1 cup coarse fresh bread crumbs (from 2 slices […]
How To Make Pumpkin Puree
When planning to make your own puree, it’s best made with a Sugar pumpkin, not a Jack ‘O Lantern/Halloween pumpkin. Sugar pumpkins have a lot more flavour and are not watery when cooked. Cut your pumpkin in half, scoop out the seeds and stringy bits (a ice-cream scoop works well), place cut sides down on […]
Butternut Squash Tart
Our “starter” for Thanksgiving dinner! The chile-infused honey really works on this “tart”. It offsets the rich flavours of the squash. We served it topped with dressed greens for fun but it’s not necessary we just thought it looked pretty! Makes 4 – 6 Appetizer Servings 1 sheet of frozen puff pastry, thawed (from a […]
Seafood or Fish Brochettes
A very tasty marinade I like a lot for prawns or a combination of both scallops and prawns or Spot Prawns, or one of my favourites, halibut cheeks! I’ve used the marinade for small skewered appetizers too. The seafood/fish can either be barbecued or broiled. Simply increase the recipe according to the amount of fish […]
