Time to start another year of blogging about food and drink. I have gotten some great feedback from you as to what you want to see and read about. As a result, I'll be trying to include more easy-to-make recipes that can be made on a weeknight after work (as opposed to prepping them a few days ahead).
I'll also be tackling some "special projects": these may be show-stoppers for dinner with friends (homemade pasta, candies or a beautiful pastry) or fun food projects (homemade grenadine, preserved lemons, jams and jellies).
No matter what I'm up to, meal planning is still important, so:
On Sunday:
- I went grocery shopping
- We went out to dinner at Eastern Standard (order the mahogany clams with house-made smoked sausage if they're available)
Sunday
Dinner out at the Eastern Standard: Many lovely cocktails and a very delicious dinner
New Year's Eve: Playing Tapas for 2007
Gorgonzola-stuffed dates wrapped in prosciutto (no jamon to be found)
Marcona almonds
Chorizo in red wine
Garlic shrimp
Fennel salad
Rice balls with cheese
Eggplant with sherry vinegar
Mahon & membrillo (thanks Mom!)
Peanut Brittle (thanks Ann!) and Fudge (thanks Chryssa!)
New Year's Day
Breakfast: Kouign Amann, courtesy of David Lebovitz
Lunch: Lentil salad with chorizo
Dinner:
Reubens on seeded rye
Carrot salad
Wednesday
Meatloaf
Mashed potatoes
Oven-roasted brussels sprouts
Thursday
Mark Bittman's Autumn millet bake (courtesy of 101 Cookbooks)
Steamed green beans with shallots
Friday
Chicken Marsala
Orzo with roasted garlic
Green salad
3 comments:
Roast chicken with herbs de provence and garlic, avec potatoes.
Hey, congratulations on your new path, and have a happy new year.
Congratulations on your new venture - sounds exciting! When you are up and running, I am a member of the Newburyport Mother's Club, where you might want to advertise/post info (lots of moms, seems like good networking).
Good luck and happy new year!
Thank you to both of you. I am quite excited about this next step on my path.
Happy New Year to you as well.
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