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German Potato Salad

The written recipe is in the Salad Bar tab above. This video was actually longer and I had to cut it quite a bit owing to a 10 minute limit on YouTube.  That’s a good thing!

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Lament

I lament. I lament the sorrow and the grief.  I lament the pain in my guts from what I have done.  I lament I ever saw the knife and the fork.  I lament this 4th of July b/c I ate so much food Sunday I think it is only today that I’m starting to come [...]

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Peas, Porridge Hot

Once upon a time, it was Romanian week at Ducks Mahal. Tired of the usual peas, porridge hot and peas, porridge cold and some of them leftovers stored in the Frigidaire nine days old.  YUUUK!  We went Romanian. Yeah, there’s a whole line-up of Romanian recipes out there even though some say there is no [...]

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Brussel Sprout Hashery

Nevertheless, St. Agnes was a favored aunt.  She grew up not far from my mother; actually, the same room.  They had one bed, one chiffarobe, one brush, one mirror and one dowry chest.  Then there was the kitchen – a place of expanse and imagination.  My mother was nothing of the saintly sort never having [...]

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Back from the Dead

I am back from the dead. Allow me to describe dead. It’s well, dead. Now you wonder, how did he come back to life? Not really sure – really. It’s something of a mystery and something to do with a pneumonia-ick prolonged state of unconsciousness. Little Woman: Ro-un? Ro-un? (I thought it was an angel.) [...]

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I ate so much on Easter if my skinny wife and I walked down the street together we’d look like a 10. As I type this it is now 10:14 p.m. Easter Sunday night.  I rolled up here onto my bed and rolled around on my bed until I rolled up just right onto the [...]

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Hamim

I was going to write a post about WWII fascism as it relates to the cost of freedom in the idealistic world of Benito Mussolini’s first National Fascist Party and the underpinning influence of Plato’s Republic serving as his inspiration and then I got this gnarly frig’in migraine from the research, which that and the [...]

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Al the Wops

Yelling at each other from one room to the next: The Little Woman asks, “Why do you have red paint on the grocery list?” Me: I’m going to paint the wagon wheel at the mailbox. LW:  Make sure to buy Rustoleum. Me: Yes dear. LW:  Did you set all the clocks forward? Me:  Yes dear. [...]

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(aka Country Style Beef Burgundy) Let’s get the terminologies out of the way first: Mirepoix (meer pwah) is diced onion, carrot and celery and is an essential in most French recipes, even standard Italian tomato sauce. When we open a can of tomato sauce and add an herb, that’s actually more of what is referred [...]

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Meatflat is Underrated

Welcome back to the kitchen. This is where I do some of my best work. FYI. The Little Woman left us – me, the cats, the dog, the ducks and the other critters. No sooner do we celebrate our anniversary does she hop on a plane to visit her daddy in Chicago. She said she’d [...]

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