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Category Archives: Food
Fork You: Live Salad
The edited version of last weekend’s Fork You Live is now available for viewing. It was a challenge for Scott to take what was a very entertaining hour of footage and bring it down to 13 minutes but I think … Continue reading
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Tagged Fork You, Fork You Live, Foster's Homewards, Marisa McClellan, Scott McNulty
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Fork You Live at Foster's Cookware
I’ve been remiss in mentioning this until now, so hopefully it’s not too late. If you are in the Philly area and are free tomorrow around 2 pm, head over to Foster’s Homewares (399 Market Street) and be in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Fork You; Fork You Live; Foster\'s Homewares; Philadelph
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Red pepper in hand
I’m having some people over for dinner tonight. It’s mostly potluck, I’m putting together the main dish. I settled on doing a baked pasta dish. Then I decided to complicate my life a little by doing one bake with turkey … Continue reading
Posted in Day to Day, Food
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Fork You: Lovely Leftovers
Here it is, folks. The very last episode in our Thanksgiving series, in which we make a dish that I like to call Turkey Pot Shepherd’s Pie. It combines all your Thanksgiving leftovers neatly into a single dish that is … Continue reading
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Leading the way at Slashfood
Until this last July, the only time in my life I had been paid for my writing was when I ten years old and submitted an essay to the Oregonian’s Thursday children’s page. They paid a whopping $10 for the … Continue reading
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The holiday kitchen dance
Last year this time I was out in Oregon, getting ready to cook dinner with my parents. The celery, mushrooms and onions were chopped and bagged, ready for the stuffing. Multiple heads of garlic had freed from their papery skins … Continue reading
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Fork You: All's well that ends well
We smoked a turkey in the Orion cooker. We whipped up garlic mashed potatoes and gingery peas and carrots. Now we offer an easy pumpkin cheesecake and an even easier homemade cranberry sauce recipe (I’m a big fan of recipes … Continue reading
Molten chocolate and things to dip
For my money, there are few things in life better than an assortment of cookies, crackers and fruit clustered around a pot of molten chocolate. This evening, my dining room table had the good fortune to support such a … Continue reading
Fork You: Turkey Sidecar
Part two of our three-part series on how to do a yummy Thanksgiving has landed. In this episode we make creamy garlic mashed potatoes and gingery peas and carrots (this is not actually one of my traditional side dishes, but … Continue reading
Fork You: Brine! Fire! Turkey!
This month Fork You does Thanksgiving! In this first episode, we brine, smoke and devour a 12-pound turkey. Let me tell you, it was delicious. If you’re looking for a brine recipe, here’s the one we used.