I spotted on the internet an article on chicken tikka alfredo, which was described as a tasty mash-up of Indian and Italian flavors. That full article and recipe were behind a paywall, so I looked around the internet for similar recipes for ideas, checked out what I actually had on hand in my kitchen, and Read More …
A big change in Korean cooking in recent years is that cheese is now popular, as in this dish which Amanda made for us the day before Thanksgiving. It is adapted from a recipe at maangchi.com and turned out very well. Amanda used bone-in chicken thighs, and I would replace them in the future with Read More …
A chicken tagine with preserved lemons and green olives is one of the best known dishes in Moroccan cuisine. This version is based on the recipe provided for our cooking class at La Maison Arabe in Marrakesh. It made 3 servings. This was the first time we used a tagine pot at home with a Read More …
This is a Southern Italian chicken dish with peppers, garlic, and vinegar. I served it last night for dinner with a fresh baguette. It made 4 servings and took about 45 minutes to prepare. This is adapted from a recipe in www.cubbyathome.com. 1 medium red bell pepper, cut into 1 inch pieces 1 medium yellow Read More …
I made this originally as a filling for Butter Chicken Calzones but it does very well on its own. This is an adaptation of a recipe in Food & Wine, which is originally from the Superkhana International restaurant in Chicago. Butter Chicken is a bit of a misnomer since there is not a lot of Read More …
Chicken Parmesan is an Italian-American classic (and also a dish which I am sure you cannot find in the Old Country). This version is adapted from Alex Guarnaschelli’s Cook with Me. She thinks this is 4 to 6 servings, which would be very large servings. It is more like 8 servings for me. She also Read More …
This is an adaptation of a recipe in Saveur of a traditional dish from the Jura region in eastern France. It is made with an unusual local wine (vin jaune de Jura) which is similar to a lower alcohol fino sherry. I therefore substituted fino sherry which is easy to get in Richmond. The recipe Read More …
This is a traditional dish from the Le Marche area of central Italy. It is similar to, and may be the ancestor for, the popular chicken with 30 cloves of garlic. It would most commonly be made with chicken pieces. I used a package of boneless chicken thighs I had in the freezer. This is Read More …
Our son Nick has been very keen on his air fryer, so we also bought one and have had good results with it. This is an adaptation from a recipe in the Washington Post. The wings were nicely crispy. I thought there could have been more sauce to coat them. I think the next time Read More …
Chicken (or Galihna) Cafreal is a classic dish from Goa, the former Portuguese colony in India, and therefore is a classic example of fusion cuisine. The dish is thought to have originated in Mozambique (another former Portuguese colony), most of the ingredients are Indian, but the cooking oil is olive oil, which is Portuguese. This Read More …