Marie’s Giambotta

April 13, 2007

A couple of week’s ago, I was hurled down memory lane after reading Kitty’s blog/posting about her Grandmother’s Giambotta. Besides the fact she is a newlywed in Park Slope, NY and my parents lived there when they were first married some 50 years ago, but a bell went off in my brain with the name […]

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Lamb, Soup, and Orzo Salad

April 12, 2007

With compiling/posting the round up, I have not yet unveiled my Easter dinner! Better late than never. I am not close with my family (except my mom, of course), so most holidays I stay in Atlanta and use the holiday as a time for personal reflection. My mom will come visit if I ask, but […]

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Cooking to Combat Cancer: The Round Up

April 10, 2007

Well, the deadline came and went on my first blog event, Cooking to Combat Cancer. Since April is Cancer Control Month, I thought it was important to bring continued awareness to this nasty disease. I had no idea I would get the response I did, so let me begin with a huge and appreciative thank […]

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Stone Soup Kitchen

April 10, 2007

I have mentioned in previous posts how I abhor chain restaurants, especially the ones with extensive menus. The whole “jack of all trades, master of none” menu mentality never ceases to leave me disappointed. Fortunately, I was so excited today when I was brought to fabulous place. M and I stopped to grab a quick […]

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Cooking to Combat Cancer – Today’s the Last Day!

April 9, 2007

I hope everyone had a wonderful and safe Passover (last week) and Easter (this weekend)! It was cold here, with a record morning low of 30 degrees, but a lovely day regardless. (I am thinking I may need to switch back my season closets!) Today (Monday) is the last day for those who want to […]

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Are you making wise seafood choices?

April 9, 2007

Going to the Georgia Aquarium is always fascinating. I love staring at all the little, and not so little, creatures from the oceans. And, not only was it amazing to see fish like Grouper swimming freely in the tank with the other zillion fish families, but the sheer size of them was breathtaking! Unfortunately, we […]

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A Georgia Aquarium Visit

April 8, 2007

This post doesn’t really have to do with food (that we eat), but….its good to switch up every now and again. The opening of the Georgia Aquarium is one of the greatest things that could have happened in Atlanta. Don’t mistake me, for I do believe Atlanta has cool in town venues to check out, […]

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Stuffed Phyllo Cigars

April 7, 2007

a forma di sigaro/cigar-shaped While I froze ¾ of my pesto, I used some of the refrigerated reserve in a rendition of Giada De Laurentis’ Smoked Mozzarella and Sun-dried Tomato Cigars. Mine came out fairly large (keeping in mind I plated this dish, as I do most, on a salad plate), so one cigar was […]

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Spinach Turnovers/Fa’toy’yeh B’sbaanegh

April 6, 2007

This month’s Monthly Mingle, an event hosted by Meeta, is all about Arabian Nights. As she writes, The cuisine I am talking about is the Arabic cuisine. Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and the Persian Gulf countries are just a few countries that belong to this region. Although the type of dishes served are the same […]

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Arugula and Red Pepper Pesto

April 5, 2007

I saw this fabulous container of baby arugula while at the Farmer’s Market earlier this week. My first experience cooking with arugula was with my Angel Hair Pasta Italian Medley. After that tasty dish, I stumbled upon a site that sells specialty foods by Bella Cucina. If Bella Cucina can sell pestos like Sun-Dried Tomato […]

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