Faerie Chef Profile
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Name:
Faerie Chef
Gender:
female
Country:
United States
Joined:
Dec 7th, 2010
About Me:
My food is magical
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A Platter of Braised Green Vegetables with a Semolina Gratin
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Nov 2nd, 2010
Golden, puffed, and ever so tender, the gratin is based on the recipe for semolina gnocchi but uses whole eggs instead of just the yolks, making it more like a pudding-soufflé—and more protein—dense. Since the gratin is on the rich side, I’ve made the braised vegetables the main element in ..
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Apricot Bread
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Dec 23rd, 2010
These loaves aren't bread in the classic sense - they contain no yeast - but are quick breads leavened with baking powder. But they look like bread because they are baked in loaves. You can bake the batter in 5 small loaf pans, or make a larger single loaf and bake it at 350°F. You can use ..
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Bare-Bones Tofu Curry
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Nov 5th, 2010
Everyone has a standby fast dish, and this is mine. Although minimal, it does accept all kinds of vegetables from green beans to bok choy, tomatoes to winter squash. Steam or stir-fry your chosen vegetable, then add it to the curry at the end. Serve this curry over rice or rice noodles. For wine, an ..
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Black Rice
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Nov 11th, 2010
This earthy-tasting rice, sometimes referred to as Chinese “forbidden” rice, gets its black color—and longer cooking time—from the black layer of bran that is still attached to each grain. Soaking the grains before cooking them makes a more tender rice.
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Blackberry-Peach Mousseline Tart
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Dec 10th, 2010
For an 8-inch tart, use 1 cup peach mousseline to line the tart and 2 cups blackberries to cover it.
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Bourbon-Barbecued Rib-Eye Steaks
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Oct 6th, 2010
Bourbon barbecued rib eye steak is primarily a canadian with its fame spread across the borders. Barbecue is the preferred method of preparing bourbon barbecued rib eye steak. The bourbon barbecued rib eye steak is mostly consumed as main dish.
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Braised Short Ribs
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Jan 5th, 2011
Short ribs are a perfect cut for braising, because they contain a lot of fat that keeps them moist. Approach them like any braise: brown the meat with vegetables in the oven, simmer gently with wine and broth, strain and degrease the braising liquid, and use the liquid to baste the meatfor the final ..
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Chinese Hoisin Marinade
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Sep 30th, 2010
Marinade is the preferred method of preparing hoisin marinade. It is often served as side dish.
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Chocolate and almond tart
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Dec 20th, 2010
This tart has a fantastic sheen from the chocolate glaze, which we pour over it while it is still warm. Then we sprinkle it with grué de cacao — chopped or ground "nibs" (raw cocoa beans without their shells), which are very chocolatey and bitter tasting.
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Classic Barbecue Rub
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Sep 21st, 2010
Rub Recipes: Rubs are often ethnic, meat-specific, or just downright personal. I have included some of my favorites on this page, but don’t be restricted by the titles. For example, I happen to love the beef rub for the way that pure chile powder, onion, garlic, and a touch of cumin work with the ..
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Cornish Game Hens with Garlic-Mint Butter
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Oct 26th, 2010
By keeping the lid closed as much as possible, you will prevent flareups, you will speed up the cooking time, and you will capture the smokiness that gives grilled food its unique appeal.
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German Potato Salad
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Oct 28th, 2010
Expose as much surface area as possible. Cut each vegetable to give you the biggest area to put in direct contact with the grate. The more direct contact the better the flavors will be. For example, rather than cutting a zucchini crosswise into round circles, cut it lengthwise to expose more of the ..
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Oxtail ravioli
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Dec 10th, 2010
This variation on the recipe on the previous page goes way back, to a time when l was talking to Marco Pierre White about how great oxtail is, but how difficult it is to get people to try it in restaurants, because their perception of it is as something too robust and difficult to eat. He used to ..
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Poached Chicken with Leeks and Root Vegetable
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Jan 14th, 2011
The chicken should be poached in chicken broth, which can then be served along with the chicken or saved and used again to poach another chicken. If you do the latten the broth will become more concentrated with each use. For a richer version, add some heavy cream and chopped fresh tarragon, ..
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Red Chile Rice
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Oct 28th, 2010
Baste now and then. Vegetables have a lot of water that evaporates quickly on a hot grill. That’s good news for flavor because as the water evaporates the real vegetable flavors get more intense. But some vegetables, especially mushrooms, are prone to shrinking and drying out when they lose water, ..
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Shangurro (basque-style stuffed crab)
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Dec 23rd, 2010
25 minutes is more than enough to prepare a perfect Shangurro. Seems like Spanish food never lets you down. This recipe of Shangurro is one such example. Serve this tasty Main Dish as often as you like! It is the one dish that anybody on High Protein diet can have. Tell me how you enjoyed my ..
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Vanilla Custard Sauce (Creme Anglaise)
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Nov 23rd, 2010
To make most Bavarian creams, you first need to make a liquid custard called a “creme anglaise.” Custards are made by slowly cooking liquid or semiliquid mixtures that have been combined with eggs, egg whites, or egg yolks until the mixture sets. Creme anglaise has the same ingredients as creme ..
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White Wine-Marinated Rib Chops with Roasted Corn and Red Peppers
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Oct 13th, 2010
Almost every kind of food we eat today, whether it’s pizza from Italy or spring rolls from Vietnam, belongs to another part of the world. Is there anything Americans can truly call their own? Absolutely. Barbecued pork.
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