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Bread Machine Dakota Bread

April 24, 2015 by Supertaste Leave a Comment

Café Latte in St. Paul, Minnesota, makes their Dakota Bread everyday from fresh milled flour.  It was named for the baker’s home state of South Dakota. Cafe Latte is sort of famous in a comfort food sort of way. It has been a fixture on St. Paul’s Grand Avenue since 1984. The gourmet cafeteria serves […]

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The Baker: Russian Challah (Jewish Egg Bread)

April 5, 2015 by Supertaste Leave a Comment

This is my friend Ilana Sharum’s grandmother’s recipe from Russia, which she had transcribed over the phone to me from her recipe written in cursive Hebrew. It is one of my most treasured recipes and I make it for just about every special occasion. There is a saying that when you make this traditional bread […]

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The Microwave: King Crab Legs with Not Your Mother’s Cocktail Sauce

December 28, 2014 by Supertaste Leave a Comment

Crabs are the second most popular seafood after shrimp. With the fishing limits put on Dungeness crabs, there is now a glut of King crab legs available to fill the gap. What exactly is a King crab? The delicious giant crustacean has ten legs, the front two being pincers, and can easily weigh over 10 […]

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Slow Cooker Cassoulet

December 21, 2014 by Supertaste Leave a Comment

Cassoulet is a dish that typlifies French home and bistro cooking and has somewhat of a legendary status among gourmands.  As for most French cooking, it is a regional dish originally from the South West that has become popular all over the country and is standard bistro fare, or even bought canned. It is comfort […]

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Julia Child’s Mustard Marinade for Lamb

August 10, 2014 by Supertaste Leave a Comment

One of the best marinades for lamb ever concocted. You won’t need another one–ever. From Julia Child’s most wonderful tome, The Way to Cook, which is the go-to gift for any cookbook lover you need a gift for. Julia considered this her best book. My Aunt Joan in North Carolina has won 3 cooking contests with this […]

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The Skinny on Shrimp

June 15, 2014 by Supertaste Leave a Comment

When I use to travel in Baja, I ate fresh-caught shrimp just off the Sea of Cortez boats. Up to that time, I had only had frozen shrimp, not fresh from the sea. The common preparation in all the restaurants is con ajo, with garlic, and from the US border to tip of the peninsula at Cabo, […]

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Bread Machine: Soft Pretzels

October 27, 2013 by Supertaste Leave a Comment

Pretzels, with their beguiling iconography of crossed arms connoting the four seasons or the folded arms of Christ, were said to be invented in a medieval monastery as a reward for children saying their prayers. They were often made in a size proportioned to the individual child. An angelization of the German word bretzel, pretzel has it’s […]

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All About Homemade Pasta

October 6, 2013 by Supertaste Leave a Comment

Dedicated to la belle cucina, Marcella Hazan. Pasta is a dish that is gloriously impromptu, especially with a batch of your good sauce in the freezer, and is popular because of its good nutrition, quick preparation, and well, it just tastes so good. In Not Your Mother’s Slow Cooker Cookbook, NYMSC Entertaining, and NYMSC Family […]

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Equipment and Method: The Way to Cook Everything Stovetop and Oven

January 29, 2013 by Supertaste Leave a Comment

There are two basic cooking categories used for all foods: moist heat (steaming, poaching, braising, and boiling) or dry heat (baking or roasting, broiling, grilling, deep frying, pan-sautéeing). All meats, poultry, vegetables, eggs, grains, and fruit are cooked by these methods. Moist heat seals in flavor and no extra fat is needed to cook. Dry cooking utilizes fat or a high temperature […]

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Baking Icon: Lionel Poilane

November 4, 2012 by Supertaste Leave a Comment

In the realm of professional artisan bread baking there is one name that is instantly recognizable by serious bread bakers: Poilâne.  Part of the brotherhood of artisan bakers, Poilâne is not only a family of French bakers, but a standard of excellence for from-scratch-production sourdough bread baking all over the world. The original Boulangerie de Poilâne, located […]

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