Cook one 10-ounce package frozen chopped spinach according to package directions; drain well.
Add dash ground nutmeg and dash pepper.
Blend 1/4 cup soup from one 10 1/2-ounce can cream of mushroom soup with 2 tablespoons milk.
Mix remaining soup with spinach ..
Blend all ingredients together.
If desired, chill before serving on salad.
NOTE:
For a whole-meal salad on a hot summer night, toss chunks of crisp western iceberg lettuce with tomato wedges, hard-cooked egg slices, and cooked shrimp or crab legs.
Top with ..
1. Combine water and yeast until bubbly. Do not stir.
2. Combine sourdough starter, whole wheat flour, sugar, and salt with yeast mixture. Stir until smooth, about 3 minutes. Let sit until double in bulk.
3. Add baking soda and unbleached flour. Knead about 5 ..
If you are using fresh lump crab meat, pick it over for shells and cartilage.
Try not to shred the meat too finely.
If you use frozen crab legs, cut them into small pieces.
Put all the ingredients except the lettuce, tomatoes, and lemon in a bowl and mix ..
If you are using fresh lump crab meat, pick it over for shells and cartilage.
Try not to shred the meat too finely.
If you use frozen crab legs, cut them into small pieces.
Put all the ingredients except the lettuce, tomatoes, and lemon in a bowl and mix ..
1. In a 325° oven, bake bread cubes in a 12- by 17-inch roasting pan until dry and firm to touch, 15 to 20 minutes; stir occasionally.
2. Meanwhile, in a 10- to 12-inch frying pan, combine butter, chopped onions, celery, mushrooms, and bell pepper; stir ..
Sometime you just have to show off. This is one of my many recipes that looks very impressive to your dinner guests, but in fact is quite simple and easy to prepare. The cut we’re using here is pork “tenderloin” NOT a pork “loin.” This is the ..
1. Cook the artichoke hearts according to the package directions. Rinse with cold water and drain. In a large bowl, mix the seafood with the celery, onion, and radishes. Stir in the mayonnaise until the mixture is lightly coated.
2. Line a serving platter ..
1. Spread the flour on a piece of wax paper and the cracker crumbs on a plate. Lightly beat 1 of the egg whites in a pie plate. Dip the oysters in the flour, then the egg white, then the crumbs.
2. In a medium-size bowl, beat the whole eggs and the remaining ..
My non-fat yogurt kick continues with this yogurt and paprika marinated grilled chicken. The name in the title is an homage to one of the best chicken take-out joints in San Francisco, called "Good Frickin' Chicken." I've always loved the name, so I'm ..
This recipe came about when I was asked to come up with a signature coffee-flavored gob for a new coffeehouse in San Francisco. In my first attempt, I used brewed coffee in the batter, but dark hypno-swirls of java could be seen on top of the baked gobs. ..
Oh, the oatmeal cookie. What an inspired creation . . . a portable bite of bliss. There are very few things that can match the irresistible aroma of cookies baking. And somehow, no matter where you are, this aroma will find you. Homemade is always worth the ..
As a sensible and tasty substitute for eggs, this dish has gained a huge following among breakfast lovers. If you're ever in Santa Fe, and it's time to order breakfast, you might be asked, "Do you want Christmas?" That means "Do you want red and green salsa ..
One of our favourite meals to eat in Bangkok is the Thai version of Suki-Yaki. We usually eat this dish at one of the many MK restaurants which specialize in this fun cook it yourself meal.
Suki-Yaki is such a fun meal that you cook at your table in a ..
