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Posts tagged “fried chicken”

Farm Fresh Salads and Beet Carpaccio au Bleu
From Nationwide Newspaper Food Sections 8.19.09

We're craving colorful late-summer salads right now – like baby beets and turnips with blue cheese, or a panzanella with sweet, juicy watermelon. More on those recipes below, plus ginger fried chic...

Taking It to the Streets
Community Cooking Events in San Francisco

Home cooking is often a somewhat isolated event. We usually cook for ourselves, our family and a handful of friends or colleagues. On occasion, a stranger appears in the mix, but usually they've bee...

National Food Roundup: Summer Cherries, Preserved
From Nationwide Newspaper Food Sections 7.01.09

Want those sweet summer cherries to last all year? Preserve them in a light, flavorful syrup. Plus, campfire cooking, fried chicken four ways and a deconstructed Japanese pasta salad....

Restaurant Recipe: Buttermilk Fried Chicken from Ad Hoc

It's been quite the week for fried chicken. First we gave you Grandma's recipe, then we showed you oven-fried crispy chicken. And now we're giving you one more crispy, greasy, delicious recipe for fri...

Craving: Crunchy Oven-Fried Chicken

It's not that we're afraid of frying or even that we're hoping to avoid the extra calories. It's just that sometimes we want a bit of that lovely crunch without going to all the trouble of deep-fat fr...

Times Top 5: Cellphones as Cooking Tools
From the NY Times Dining Section 01.21.09

We're still grocery-list-on-scraps-of-paper people, but more and more cooks are using their cellphones to streamline their shopping, searching recipes in the grocery aisles and checking sustainable se...

Fried Chicken Wars and Vegan Candy Corn
Delicious links for 10.01.08

Yesterday we linked to a discussion on the various merits and earth-friendliness (or not) of waste disposals. But what if you already have one and you want to keep it clean naturally? Here's a good so...

Weekend Meditation: Fear of Frying

I was inspired a few weeks ago by a post over at Smitten Kitchen on what we are afraid to cook and why. What a great question! And what a great thing to take on. There’s nothing like the feeling ...