• Posts Tagged ‘grilling’

    Grillers Don’t Forget

    by Holly • August 13, 2010 • seafood, wine • 0 Comments

    Next time you grill don’t forget to put those citrus halves on the grill for extra flavorful juices! Also I saw a neat tip in a Food and Wine Magazine that i want to try out.  Next time you are grilling shrimp, fish, or any type of seafood, put some white wine in a spray [...]

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    Wonders of a Tin Foil Pouch

    by Holly • August 9, 2010 • Jamaica Plain, salad, vegetarian • 1 Comment

    Last Thursday I unintentionally made dinner from items that were all purchased at the Brigham Circle Farmer’s Market or picked from my back porch.  Of course this would exclude olive oil salt and pepper, maybe some day I will be blessed with an olive grove, salina, and pepper vines (?), but for now those extras [...]

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    Summer Love

    by Vbar • July 13, 2010 • cookbooks • 1 Comment

    Hello all!  I admit to laziness lately, mostly because this intense urban heat has left me with little desire for time in the kitchen and more inclination towards things like frozen veggie burgers and take out.  Of course, there are always ways to get around it being “too hot to cook” and I think that [...]

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    Grilled Chops

    by Holly • July 1, 2010 • Meat/Poultry • 2 Comments

    We have been slacking on our posts lately but I assure you that the crows have been whipping up some tasty treats over the past two weeks with Birthday celebrations, beach weather, and reunions with our traveling crow, Riane.  With the 4th of July right around the corner i’m not sure how many recipes we [...]

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    Black Bean Burgers

    by Holly • June 14, 2010 • Cheese, vegetarian • 0 Comments

    I was feeling adventurous last week and decided to take another stab at making black bean burgers.  The first attempt wasn’t a major fail, the flavor was good but the consistency didn’t stand up to cooking so there was definitely room for improvement.  To deal with the burger’s crumbly nature i decided to employ the [...]

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    It’s Like a Heatwave!

    by Holly • June 7, 2010 • Cheese, Jamaica Plain, vegetarian • 1 Comment

    I really wanted to try a new baked eggplant recipe that I found in a cookbook, Dishing Up Maine, but with Boston’s recent heatwave there was no way I was turning on any part of my stove to fuel the fire of my 85 degree apartment.  Instead I made some changes to the recipe to [...]

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    Burger Time

    by Mo • June 4, 2010 • Cheese, Meat/Poultry, New York City, Uncategorized • 1 Comment

    Moving to New York City has proven to be a pretty spectacular choice with one exception-I can’t grill. I don’t know how New Yorkers can honestly enjoy the summer without a charred burger or a crispy grilled pizza. Blasphemy! So, what’s the next best thing to a burger fresh off the grill? Well, that would [...]

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    Fra Diavolo

    by Mo • May 13, 2010 • pasta, sauces, seafood • 1 Comment

    I know what you’re thinking. Another post about pasta?! This woman must be carb-crazy! Well, you’re right. I am a little carb-crazy but I think it’s more about my love of sauce!  A couple of nights ago, my momma made some delicious linguine with clam and shrimp Fra Diavolo.  Now, I’d like to say that [...]

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    Grilled Fish Tacos

    by Holly • April 19, 2010 • seafood, vegetarian, vinaigrette/marinade • 2 Comments

    A good fish taco is hard to come by, so i felt  a tad nervous taking on this new culinary venture.  Mixed with nervousness was also excitement because if it came out delicious I would no longer have to seek these out at restaurants because one could always be created at home. VBar and I [...]

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    BBQs & Beer

    by Holly • April 14, 2010 • Jamaica Plain, Meat/Poultry • 2 Comments

    Last Sunday was a perfect afternoon for a BBQ in JP.  The sun was out, temperatures were in the 70s and after the Doyle’s Road Race, everyone was itching for a grill session.  Since the BBQ was last minute, the menu was more a hodge podge of grillable items than a forum for new recipes [...]

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