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Does the mention of any food, spice or flavoring make your mouth water? (Original Post) blaze Dec 2011 OP
Bleu cheese for me as well - really good, creamy bleu cheese on cbayer Dec 2011 #1
Cindy's Kitchen Bleu Cheese boston bean Dec 2011 #15
I will check it out! Thanks for the recommendation. cbayer Dec 2011 #16
Cardamon, any sort of cheese. applegrove Dec 2011 #2
Cardamon blaze Dec 2011 #3
Oh yeah. I probably have the lowest culinary IQ of anyone I know. I know applegrove Dec 2011 #4
My mom's yorkshire pudding maddezmom Dec 2011 #5
Yorkshire pudding!! blaze Dec 2011 #10
I give her a call tomorrow and see if she'll share it maddezmom Dec 2011 #11
Graig Claibourne from the NYTimes cookbook printed in 1961 maddezmom Dec 2011 #20
Eggs and milk have to be room temp likesmountains 52 Dec 2011 #24
sauteing onions - yum. also yeast breads cooking. northoftheborder Dec 2011 #6
Worchester good; Bleu HORRIBLE! elleng Dec 2011 #7
Pesto. Parmesan Reggiano. Cinnamon. Perfectly ripe home grown Brandywine or Sungold tomatoes. NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 #8
good call on the pesto maddezmom Dec 2011 #9
Red lentil dahl. One of the easiest things to make and way too yummy. HopeHoops Dec 2011 #12
Tarragon... QED Dec 2011 #13
Oh, yes! Lars39 Dec 2011 #14
Cumin Warpy Dec 2011 #17
Yes! likesmountains 52 Dec 2011 #25
dill grasswire Dec 2011 #18
Really strong Danish Bleu Cheese. Jazzgirl Dec 2011 #19
Vegetables Lucinda Dec 2011 #21
Lutefisk and lefse! pengillian101 Dec 2011 #22
Albondigas Melissa G Dec 2011 #23

cbayer

(146,218 posts)
1. Bleu cheese for me as well - really good, creamy bleu cheese on
Wed Dec 28, 2011, 09:48 PM
Dec 2011

freshly baked bread or those crunchy little sesame crackers.

Also foie gras. I know there are those that are opposed to this as a food, but I have a love for it that can't be denied. I rarely get it, but that once a year or so treat just makes me drool.

boston bean

(36,932 posts)
15. Cindy's Kitchen Bleu Cheese
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 05:30 PM
Dec 2011

is fantastic. One of the best bottled bleu cheese I've ever had. I find it in the refrigerated section at Whole Foods.

I use to be satisfied with Maries, but Cindy's puts it to shame. Lots of bleu cheese in there!

blaze

(8,383 posts)
3. Cardamon
Wed Dec 28, 2011, 09:59 PM
Dec 2011

runs to cabinet to taste cardamon.....

My sister can taste a dish and say, "It needs a tad more of this... or a bit less of that...."

Me.... I need a recipe!!

applegrove

(132,237 posts)
4. Oh yeah. I probably have the lowest culinary IQ of anyone I know. I know
Wed Dec 28, 2011, 10:06 PM
Dec 2011

what tastes good but I cannot experiment or tell why I like something either.

maddezmom

(135,060 posts)
5. My mom's yorkshire pudding
Wed Dec 28, 2011, 10:13 PM
Dec 2011

Yummy.

bleu cheese and stilton do it for me as well.

as for spices, I think the combo of garlic, basil with 'maters always is a good combo. and I love tarragon even if I don't use it much.

blaze

(8,383 posts)
10. Yorkshire pudding!!
Wed Dec 28, 2011, 10:53 PM
Dec 2011

I made it for the first time this year... and think I need a more true recipe!

It was "OK" at best.

Care to share Mom's recipe?

maddezmom

(135,060 posts)
11. I give her a call tomorrow and see if she'll share it
Wed Dec 28, 2011, 11:25 PM
Dec 2011
I know a few things...heat of the drippings is the key. But will get it and her hints and post here.

maddezmom

(135,060 posts)
20. Graig Claibourne from the NYTimes cookbook printed in 1961
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 07:51 PM
Dec 2011

2 eggs
1 cup flour (sifted or pre-sifted)
1 cup milk (she uses 2% but said any kind will do)
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 beef drippings

this makes 4 serving but you can double or triple

Preheat oven to hot 450 F

Beat eggs with the milk, sift together the flour and salt, stir into the egg mixture, beat until the batter is well blended (mom uses a whisk).

Heat an 11x7" metal pan (usually the one the meat has been roasted in)
pour in 1/4 cup of beef drippings, pour in pudding mixture and bake 10 minutes at 450 F. <<<<<this is the most important partt>>>>

Reduce the temp to 350 F 15-20 minutes until puffy and golden brown. May take a bit longer if you have doubled or tripled the batter.

Cut in squares and serve immediately.



Hope you enjoy!

elleng

(141,926 posts)
7. Worchester good; Bleu HORRIBLE!
Wed Dec 28, 2011, 10:23 PM
Dec 2011

To answer your question, not at the moment; will think on it!

NRaleighLiberal

(61,860 posts)
8. Pesto. Parmesan Reggiano. Cinnamon. Perfectly ripe home grown Brandywine or Sungold tomatoes.
Wed Dec 28, 2011, 10:52 PM
Dec 2011

Not all combined, of course!

 

HopeHoops

(47,675 posts)
12. Red lentil dahl. One of the easiest things to make and way too yummy.
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 10:45 AM
Dec 2011

Shit. Now I want some.

QED

(3,353 posts)
13. Tarragon...
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 04:49 PM
Dec 2011

Chicken with tarragon, mushrooms and white wine. <need to clean slobber off keyboard now>

grasswire

(50,130 posts)
18. dill
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 05:55 PM
Dec 2011

I love dill.

Also butter-garlic-rosemary-olive oil in a pan preparing to make Mama Leone's Pork Chops and Spaghetti recipe.

Hey, cbayer -- you might be able to find Rogue Creamery bleu cheeses where you are. There are assorted varieties, and they constantly win top awards worldwide. Delicious!

Jazzgirl

(3,744 posts)
19. Really strong Danish Bleu Cheese.
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 07:30 PM
Dec 2011

Yum. And anchovies. And garlic. And onions. And..... I could go on but I digress.

Lucinda

(31,170 posts)
21. Vegetables
Thu Dec 29, 2011, 10:23 PM
Dec 2011

usually roasted....I get hungry reading about side dishes on the daily dinner threads.

Melissa G

(10,170 posts)
23. Albondigas
Fri Dec 30, 2011, 12:00 AM
Dec 2011

Mexican meatballs in a tomato broth/sauce. Meatballs are made with rice, mint and cilantro.

Glorified rice pudding with cinnamon, nutmeg and a dash of cardamon(childhood favorite foods)

Cardamon in a lassi

good decaf espresso milk or soydrink with various syrups and Cardamon

A perfect soy chai latte

An occasional perfect hot chocolate

The perfect glass of Merlot in front of a fire

I can't find them anymore but AMARETTO lindor balls....

I have to stop now. I'm too hungry!

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