There are some recipes that stop you in your tracks and require few words. This is one of them – a ‘genius recipe’ in the new column by Kristen Miglore, senior editor at food52.com where weekly, great recipes are unearthed from the worlds cookbooks.
This recipe thrilled me to no end because
Archive for July, 2011
- Author name:
- Kitchen Butterfly
- Publish date:
- July 30th, 2011
- Discussion:
- 18 Comments
- Categories:
- Cooking
Desserts
Drinks - Tags:
- Easy recipes
Recipes from the river café
Summer recipes
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Strike a pose and fancy yourself English. Do you? Do you? Then say posset.
When Macbeth asked for a posset to be prepared for him before going to bed he referred to a curdled milk drink, popular in his time. It was considered a specific remedy for some minor illnesses, such as a cold, and a general remedy for others, as even today people drink hot milk to help them get to sleep.
- Author name:
- Kitchen Butterfly
- Publish date:
- July 24th, 2011
- Discussion:
- 33 Comments
- Categories:
- Cooking
Desserts - Tags:
- Desserts
How to make a posset
No-cook desserts
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I couldn’t believe when he gave me the machine…..8 years ago. I had wanted to make my own pasta forever and getting one of the silver, rolling thingies was top of my list in Nigeria, in 2003. So when a friend moving abroad offered me his brand new, unused machine, I snapped it up!
- Author name:
- Kitchen Butterfly
- Publish date:
- July 15th, 2011
- Discussion:
- 30 Comments
- Categories:
- Blogging Events
Cooking
How to - Tags:
- Daring Cooks Challenges
How to make fresh pasta
How to make pasta fresca
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Holland, my sweet Holland
Soon I shall see you no more
How is it that time so quickly goes by?
And now I return
To Nigeria, my beloved Homeland
- Author name:
- Kitchen Butterfly
- Publish date:
- July 9th, 2011
- Discussion:
- 31 Comments
- Categories:
- My Favourite Things
Travel - Tags:
- All Things Dutch
Dutch loves
My favourite things
Things that make me smile
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I can’t recall when exactly I learnt or heard of root beer but as I stood by the table, ready to pay for a drink and burger at the annual 4th of July ceremony for ‘Americans in the Hague & environs’, something clicked and I reached for a can, not without asking the guy on the other side if root beer tasted like ‘ginger beer’. To which his response was ‘no’.
- Author name:
- Kitchen Butterfly
- Publish date:
- July 4th, 2011
- Discussion:
- 19 Comments
- Categories:
- Desserts
Drinks - Tags:
- America's Independence
Fourth of July
Ice cream float
Root beer
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