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Slow Cooker Chicken Cacciatore
Before I tell you about this dish, I need to let you in on a handy little secret I learned from a friend recently. I love friends! And that little secret is………..CROCK POT LINERS!!!! Ta Da! I have had no problem locating these just in my local Wal Mart. They make clean up SO MUCH […]
Turkey and Artichoke Stuffed Shells
September 7, 2011
Turkey and Artichoke Stuffed Shells with Arrabbiata Sauce This recipe has been adapted slightly from Giada’s Everday Italian Cooking Show. We love this recipe. My family is always pleased to see I have cooked this for dinner. It is one of our favorite meals! This recipe can also be adapted to suit what you have […]
Pasta E Fagioli Soup
September 7, 2011
It’s getting to be that time of year again! I love when the weather changes gets a cooler at night and a touch frosty in the morning, but still warm during the day. If we are lucky, we get that through October. Perfect season to start making soups and stews again. Here is my take […]
Naan: Indian Flat Bread
September 3, 2011
Soft, chewy, flavorful. Perfect for sopping up curries and other flavorful sauces. Not something to whip up if you need to eat in 30 minutes. But so worth it if you have the time. This is an unusual bread for many reasons. First, is rises very slowly over a long period of time. Second, you […]
Chicken Tikka
September 3, 2011
Chicken Tikka is a great way to enjoy Indian Food on the grill, so it is a perfect summer dish. This recipe is also a great way to introduce Indian food to your family, since I have not yet encountered anyone who didn’t like it. How can you go wrong with chicken marinated in yogurt […]
Caprese Bruschetta
September 2, 2011
Bruschetta is one of those things whose name and function have been a little skewed in the US. In Italy, bruschetta is any toasted bread topped with any topping. In the US, you can find “bruschetta” at Costco and the like, and is usually a tomato-basil mixture or olive/caper concoction. So it is realted, but […]
Be your own Pizza Kitchen
August 30, 2011
We have to admit that we occasionally crave pizza on Friday nights. Even though our kids are usually going a hundred different directions, we are sometimes all home on Friday nights. And when we are, we like to party a bit by eating pizza and watching a movie together. Since we started making pizza at […]
Green Bean & Potato Curry
August 29, 2011
This is a great summer recipe. It call all be cooked on the stove, and it uses fresh garden produce. You can pair it with a meat curry or tandoori meats. I love the textures in this dish: the creamy potatoes, tender beans, and crunch of all the seeds is a treat for the […]
Indian Food: Warmth and Spice
August 26, 2011
I absolutely adore Indian food. Unfortunately, the closest Indian Restaurant to us is a good 90 minute drive. Our favorite restaurant is nearly four hours away. So, we had to figure you how to make Indian at home. Obtaining the spices and ingredients for a lot of my recipes can be tricky. When PapaChef is […]
Home Canned Roasted Pasta Sauce
August 16, 2011
Tomatoes are on! Finally! I got this idea from my friend Blondie, and have found that the idea is quite adaptable. It makes a delicious sauce. This is what you do: Spray large baking dishes or roasting pans with Pam. Blondie uses disposable roasting pans–less mess! Drizzle in a bit of extra-virgin olive oil. Start […]
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- Memento Park in Budapest August 1, 2015One of the most fascinating places we visited was Budapest’s Memento Park. After the fall of the USSR, and finally, by 1991, when the last Soviet soldier left Hungary, the propagandistic art of the Soviets was rounded up and sent to the outskirts of town. Hungarians were not interested in being constantly reminded of their …Damommachef
- Budapest: an Eclectic Conglomeration July 29, 2015This is my first foray into Central/Eastern Europe and I must say I am not the least disappointed. Budapest is fantastic! As we went walking through the streets it struck me how asymmetrical Budapest is. The streets seem to go every which way, the city has layers and two sides separated by these massive, beautiful …Damommachef
Damommachef Cooks 
September 7, 2011
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