by Brian | Sep 7, 2017 | Recipes, TBT
I have been making this chicken dish for over 40 years. It was the first dinner I ever made for Suzi. That night ended well, so I recommend this dish heartily. We often try to add flavor to our protein with varying results. Marinades and rubs can either prove to be...
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by Brian | Jul 15, 2017 | Recipes
Do I follow the recipe or not? From the 1994 classic Burning Desires by W. Park Kerr, here is a rather different glaze for your barbecuing. How often do you cook with curry? I was reaching for the curry container when my hand passed over a jar of mango chutney. “Well,...
by Brian | Mar 9, 2017 | Recipes, TBT, Uncategorized
When I first posted this recipe, I was bold enough to call them the best baked beans. They still are. It adds up. You make baked beans once or twice a month. Do that for fifty years and you can righteously claim to have strived for perfection 1000 times or more. It...
by Brian | Mar 4, 2017 | Recipes, Uncategorized
Okay. Let’s start with the word: Spatchcock. It can seem a bit terrifying. We believe it is Irish in origin and rather recent, just 18th Century. A spatchcock is a chicken literally split down the middle, crushed by hand to be flattened and then cooked....
by Brian | Mar 1, 2015 | Recipes
A honey-mustard glaze is a grand adornment for chicken, ham, ribs, salmon and perhaps your burger, if not steak. How do you make a good glaze? Let’s google “honey mustard glaze” and see what happens. Oh, 1,010,000 results. This could take some time....
