Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Eggplant, Mozzarella, and Saffron Rice Bake
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Foolproof Rice
Since I've posted a recipe requiring rice on the side I may as well post the recipe which I now use, after years of trial and error, to cook rice. Several years ago I was given the great big Gourmet Magazine cookbook and I'm not ashamed to say that this is the recipe to which it falls open. It's not rocket-science, but when the simple dish doesn't come out right it can spoil the whole meal.
Cuban-Style Roast Pork
This is the roast pork that goes with the Cuban-Style Black Beans with rice on the side. So tender and flavorful, it will melt in your mouth. Badia is the brand of Mojo that Justo recommended, but the further you get from South Florida the harder it may be to find. Look in the ethnic food section of your grocery and you will find at least one brand of this marinade among the Hispanic-type products. It's also good for roast chicken, just smother your bird and roast until the mouth-watering smells can no longer be resisted...
Cuban-Style Black Beans
After enjoying these beans with the roast pork and rice at a church function many years ago when we lived in South Florida I wasted no time asking for the recipe. Our authentically Cuban friend, Justo Escobar, gladly shared his authentically Cuban recipes with me. And now, I share them with you. Enjoy!
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Sweet Potato Muffins
Simply because these will likely be breakfast tomorrow, and have become my favorite breakfast muffin since I found the recipe in Runner's World magazine a couple of years ago, I'll post this up now. I've increased the amount of sweet potato to keep the muffins moist, and topped them with cane sugar for a delightful crunch. Bake several sweet potatoes at once, ahead of time, and refrigerate or freeze until you're ready to bake them up into these wonderful, good-for-you, perfect-before-a-morning-run, muffins.
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Bessie’s Cheese-n-Grits Casserole
Bessie cooked for my
Great-Aunt Helen and Uncle Foster in Monroe Louisiana.
Since Bessie could
neither read nor write my Mother followed her around the kitchen one day writing down every move she made in the preparation of this recipe. I am so grateful that she did.
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