Laissez Suzanne
Thursday, January 12, 2012
A New Year
Working off the holiday poundage is great- you'll need room in your britches for the Chinese New Year feast, January 21 & 22. I hope you have a great Chinese restaurant nearby to patronize (not being a snob- much- we enjoy the Dragon Dancers at this popular local joint) http://www.yelp.com/biz/chef-wangs-chinese-buffet-murfreesboro, but if not (or even if you do!), I plan on concentrating on Asian dishes, so drag out your wok if you have one, & let's explore some unusual ingredients as well (lucky me to have http://www.facebook.com/pages/CCN-International-Market/128797377185931 at my disposal!)
Monday, December 12, 2011
Happy Holidaze from Laissez Suzanne
No, I haven't forgotten about you all! Today was a ciabatta pizza that wasn't worth writing home (or anywhere else) about (we all have 'meh' creations); tomorrow I foresee a more worthy roast chicken. Wish me cluck! (Sorry; I first typo'd it that way, & couldn't resist.)
Friday, November 25, 2011
Is Everyone Full Yet?
I hope everyone had as marvelous a Thanksgiving as I did over at Deliciously Delilah's! http://deliciouslydelilah.blogspot.com/! I am going to see if she has those pics up yet. I haven't seen a prettier turkey in Cook's Illustrated! (which is my ultimate go-to for things I don't want to screw up, like a Prime Rib Roast). Happy holidays, everyone!
PS The Pumpkin Pie Whipped Cream Topping went over VERY well, & worked on DD's Fudge Pie to acclaim, too!
PS The Pumpkin Pie Whipped Cream Topping went over VERY well, & worked on DD's Fudge Pie to acclaim, too!
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
How to Make a Frozen Pumpkin Pie Taste Utterly Decadent
Stick a metal mixing bowl & whisk & heavy cream in the freezer. Pull items out in about 20 minutes, before the cream freezes. Whisk 1 cup of cream until stiff peaks form (and yes, you can do this by hand, in a couple of minutes. You have more control over the whipping & are less likely to turn the cream to butter).
Whisk in 2 Tablespoons Real Vermont maple syrup, 1 Tablespoon good Bourbon or Tennessee Whiskey (I'm using Jack Daniels this year; traditionally I use Bulleit), & 1 teaspoon of good quality vanilla.
Plop a dollop of this on your store-bought pie, & no one will notice or care that it came from the freezer.
Whisk in 2 Tablespoons Real Vermont maple syrup, 1 Tablespoon good Bourbon or Tennessee Whiskey (I'm using Jack Daniels this year; traditionally I use Bulleit), & 1 teaspoon of good quality vanilla.
Plop a dollop of this on your store-bought pie, & no one will notice or care that it came from the freezer.
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