Browsing by Category: Recipes
Maniacally Addictive Nutty Wedges of Decadence
Posted on Tuesday, 3rd January 2012 in Food & Wine, Recipes, Sweets & Dessert. | 7 Comments
“That’s insane”. Those were the only words I could utter when I tasted my friend Hande’s Walnut Wedges of Decadence (one of the best things I ate in 2011). She had brought her signature Thanksgiving dessert to our traditional turkey dinner, where normally a pumpkin pie (or, in my sick world, ambrosia) take the cake. But the disk of (more…)
A Quick Holiday Apple Sauce Recipe
Posted on Saturday, 24th December 2011 in Gastronomic Traditions, Recipes. | One Comment
My mom has always effortlessly whiped up 10-course meals for 20 people. When I was a kid, my sister and I would just get in the way so we were given small tasks that we couldn’t screw up. One was shaking heavy cream in a jar until it turned into butter. Eventually we graduated to apple sauce, which is amazingly easy to make and (more…)
Nic Talks Tozzetti: A Baker Shares His Secrets
Posted on Tuesday, 1st November 2011 in Carbs, Culture, Events, Food & Wine, Gastronomic Traditions, London, Recipes, Sweets & Dessert. | 10 Comments
Back by popular demand, a post dedicated to Nic Roome’s tozzetti. After publishing a piece about them this weekend, I got some emails and DMs requesting the recipe. I asked Nic to make a major exception (he rarely shares his secrets) and write a guest post with recipe (more…)
Mamma Parla’s Peach Pie
Posted on Monday, 12th September 2011 in Guest Post, Mamma Parla, Recipes, Sweets & Dessert. | 10 Comments
Mamma Parla’s back for a new post. Here is what she is sharing this week: Every Labor Day weekend, I make a trip to the West Windsor Community Farmers’ Market for the best organic peaches on (more…)
Mamma Parla’s White Bean Salad
Posted on Sunday, 4th September 2011 in Food & Wine, Guest Post, Mamma Parla, Recipes. | 12 Comments
Today’s blog post comes from Parla Food’s obligatory biggest fan, Mamma Parla. She is an incredible cook, with tons of restaurant and catering experience behind her. Now she cooks mostly for friends and family–and does cooking demonstrations for the Slow Food Central (more…)








