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Please try your request again later. Sheila Lukins, one of America's best-known and best-loved food writers, was the co-founder of the legendary Silver Palate take-out shop. Her celebrated cookbooks, written alone and with her Silver Palate partner, Julee Rosso, helped change the way America's eats. For the past 23 years, she was also the Food editor of Parade Magazine.

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Only 1 left in stock - order soon. The bread is sweet with a hint of spice from the curry powder - the perfect compliment to a super sharp cheddar. From the authors of The Silver Palate Cookbook 2. This time the authors focus on entertaining company and making any occasion special with the right ingredients and imagination.

With the same spirit and culinary daring that catapulted the first Silver Palate Cookbook into over , homes, The Good Times Cookbook brings to each season a sense of the memorable. Dinner a deux becomes a fireside clambake. Spring is heralded with early chevres, curry bread, glasses of chablis. Summer sizzles with swordfish barbecue, while autumn refreshes with wild mushroom forays and the crunch of favorite nuts. And to round out the year, there's the splendid formality of Broiled Oysters with Arugula Puree and an elegant Dacquoise. Automatically add future editions to my Bookshelf.

Pernod; prosciutto; whipping cream; nutmeg; Parmesan cheese; breadcrumbs; parsley; butter; yellow onions; garlic; dry white wine; canned snails; frozen spinach; large shells pasta. Spinach and bacon salad.

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Notes about this book curtisca on October 15, There is a 3-onion casserole in this book that is to DIE for it uses kinds of cheese as well, so not healthy DKennedy on October 13, Per online review, these freeze beautifully and stay fresh longer because of the almond paste. Bloominanglophile on October 22, Gave these 5 stars back in PinchOfSalt on February 04, Tasty and relatively simple and quick to throw together.

Reginavsmith on January 01, There are better lasagna recipes out there. Good for a crowd. Bmorefoodie on October 19, Excellent! CGNE on December 10, The recipe indicates that it makes six servings so I scaled back the ingredients to approximately one sixth as I was making it for myself alone.

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Miquette on January 12, My favorite gratin on the planet, and a family must-have at Christmas! CGNE on December 15, The dough was very dfficult to work, dry and crumbly, making rolling a chore. MsB on March 28, This sauce has been a long time favorite in our house. Miquette on January 12, Love this salad, sometimes I substitute cilantro for the watercress and equally as good!

Reviews about this book This book does not currently have any reviews. Eats Well with Others The bread is sweet with a hint of spice from the curry powder - the perfect compliment to a super sharp cheddar. Member Rating Average rating of 4 by 19 people.

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My basic go-to when I get this craving. I've been making this recipe for over 20 years and it never fails to please. My husband loves it. This is one of our all-time favorite grilling recipes. We have never made this with a whole turkey but have used turkey parts instead.

We especially love it with either turkey legs or turkey thighs. We try to leave the turkey in the marinade at least 8 hours, turning it over once or twice.

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The resulting turkey meat is savory, moist and a bit reddish on the inside from the red wine in the marinade and the glaze gives it a lovely mahogany coating on the outside. There is always a bit of glaze left over and next time we will hold out part of the glaze as a dipping sauce after maybe reducing it a bit to make it more syrupy. The thighs and legs take about minutes on the charcoal grill over indirect heat.

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Might be good to serve with marinara on the side. RecipesLost on August 30, Delicious and simple. Instead I use the sauce as a base for leftover turkey or chicken. AmazonGlobal Ship Orders Internationally. Member Rating Average rating of 4 by 34 people. Keep me Signed In.

We turn them every 20 min. A big fat yummo! I also added some orange zest to the dry ingredients of waffle recipe and that added great flavor as well. Kind of involved if you make the black bean pesto and guacamole that goes with it, but well worth the effort. I only used half of the called for oil to cook the onions and it turned out well.

I did not char-grilled the chicken breasts, I gas-grilled them. The bean pesto is a good idea, if you spread it on the tortilla before piling on all the fillings, the tortilla won't fall apart no matter how much you overstuff it. Make sure that the fat in the pan is good and hot and sizzling before adding meat or it won't brown. Don't go just by suggested cooking time -- use a meat thermometer to judge internal temperature.

Also, keep in mind that meat will continue to cook a little after removed from heat. A 1 steak fed three nicely in my house.

If you're trying to eat more healthily or watch calories or whatever, cut back on the amount of protein here and supplement with some extra veg on the side. I've been making this for St. Patrick's Day every year since the cookbook was published. Has it really been 20 years?! It's super simple and very tasty. I suggest making way more than you think you'll need -- people eat a lot of it and it's great as a leftover. Serve with Irish beers - Harp is a favorite at our house. Just made this last night. Like stockholm28 I used half the oil. This is my go to chili recipe. I think it is as good as any chili with meat.

I reduce the olive oil by half. It was a good hash, both in taste and in appearance. The addition of thyme is different but in a good way. You're supposed to put a plate on top of the hash and weighed it down with something, while cooking. I could not think of anything I could put on top of the plate to weigh it down and covered the pan at the same time, so I skipped that process, I also sub dried parsley for fresh as I just got back from the store and I forgot to buy some.

This is a very good corned beef hash recipe. I hadn't made corned beef hash before and just had to try it after seeing all the notes and comments about various hash recipes. The thyme really adds a lovely flavor note and the peppers add color as well as flavor. I also used Yukon Gold potatoes. I used a heavy oven proof plate to weigh the hash down in the pan and didn't worry about another lid. I took a tip from David Leite's hash recipe and near the end of the cooking time made four holes in the hash in the pan and cracked four eggs into the holes.

Then I covered it for about 4 minutes to let the eggs cook and served it at once. My husband, who has always said he didn't like hash because his mother made it dry and salty when he was a kid, absolutely loved this version and said he would eat it again any time. I agree with Cheri, lemon marmalade is very tough to find. But Rose's Lime Marmalade is very easy to find and it substitutes well. I have made this many times with good success. Generally very well liked by different taste palates. Lemon marmalade is tough for me to find, so I always stock up when I find it, just for this dish!

After making this recipe twenty years ago for the first time, it has become my standard scalloped potato recipe minus the pork chops. The meaty version is delicious, but time-consuming. Potato scallop made this way never fails to earn praise. It seems to call for a lot of mustard, but you can safely use the full amount as it mellows deliciously during baking.

I have used many mustards but I always try to use one that is sweet and one that is rough--usually a honey mustard and a coarse Dijon.

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I now skip the par-boiling step for the potatoes, but I make sure to cook the dish the full recommended time. Al dente scalloped potatoes are not what you want! Made this based on the star rating. As my husband said, what's not to like with pork, potatoes, onions and mustard. Even though it is supposed to be one-pot meal, the preparation is not all that simple, you do have a few pots to clean. First you have to reduce the cream with the garlic slices steeping in it, then you have to blanch the sliced potatoes and dry them and brown the pork chops before assembly.

I halved the potatoes but only made two pork chops instead of six. I put everything in a 9x5 loaf pan and baked for only half of the time call for and everything was done. March - Haven't made this Once cooked, the liquid is separated out and refrigerated overnight so fat which I'm imagining will be plentiful! Remaining liquid is then heated and served over rice with cut up meats and beans. Sounds like too drawn out a process for the results I'm imagining.