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Scallion Pancakes – Pajeon

Monday, January 7th, 2013

Daniel Gray www.ongofood.com taught us how to make these delicious Green Onion or Scallion Pancakes. So easy and delicious.  I added bean sprouts and you can change it up.  It is a winner. 


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An Amazing Sandwich

Thursday, October 18th, 2012

One of our listeners, Fred, sent this to us.  It looks like a lot of work but YUM! Just click on the photo to get the recipe.

Great Cookies

Thursday, October 11th, 2012

These are the great cookies my sister turned me on to at Lavain Bakery in NYC.

You can get them mail ordered at Lavain Bakery ( just click on the name).  This is a tiny place which produces amazing baked goods.And this is a look at their bread with chocolate.

Chef Salt

Monday, August 20th, 2012

We were lucky to have David Joachim, who along with Andrew Schloss and Mark Bitterman, who have come out Chef Salt.  It contains no kosher salts (which are used to draw liquid out of your product – who wants that for your steaks!)  They use salts from all around the world mixed with delicious other herbs & spices, I love them!)  Try them out…you can get them at Crate & Barrel.

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Hungry????

Friday, August 10th, 2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cygXmlN0I_8&feature=youtu.be Click to get to YouTube

Bruce Seidel and Duff Goldman, (Ace of Cakes, Sugar High) have launched Hungry a new food-centric Youtube Channel with Electus..  Bruce will be our guest today to talk about this exciting launch.  

Barrie Lynn- The Cheese Impresario

Wednesday, August 8th, 2012

Barrie Lynn – The Cheese Impresario reported on the great Rally in Raleigh with the American Cheese Society.  It sounds like it was an amazing event.  Beechers won the best in show.  Temple Grandin was the guest speaker. I dream of going next year, when it is in Madison Wisconsin.

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Side Door Corner Store Restaurant in Scottsdale

Friday, July 27th, 2012

We had dinner last night at the Side Door Corner Store at 3370 N. Hayden Rd.  Lucky for us there was entertainment there that night Ronnie Glover with a great violinist Ron.  They were fantastic along with the great $1.95 Pastrami sliders, wings and pizzas that we had.  What a good time and so affordable. Here are some of the personal 10 inch pizzas we ordered.  We recommend you split one, too big for one person unless you want a doggie bag!  YUM!!

This is the Santa Fe pizza, spicy and a great combo of flavors

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Barrie Lynn- The Cheese Impresario – blows our minds

Wednesday, July 25th, 2012
Barrie Lynn, The Cheese Impresario joins us today to introduce us to a new cheese, called Red Rock, this is what she wrote:  Every now and then I taste a cheese that blows my mind.   Fourth generation Wisconsin cheesemaker, Chris Roelli from Roelli Cheese Haus recently made a new small batch artisanal cheese.   This cheese is Red Rock and it almost brought me to my knees when I tasted it.   Red Rock is stunningly beautiful with its super red/orange color, blue veins and striking natural rind.  It’s an ultra creamy cow’s milk Cheddar that’s spiked with a touch of blue with blue veins running  through the cheese.  This combination is the the perfect mingling of two flavors.  I don’t know how Chris does it.   I know he sources high quality cow’s milk and makes cheese at the same historic creamery his great grandfather made cheese in.   Chris also created a propriety blend of cultures for Red Rock that add to the unique and complex flavors. 
 
Pairing this cheese with libations has been a blast.   I’ve enjoyed Red Rock with a big Zinfandel, with a small batch bourbon and a Highland single malt Scotch whiskey.   Each of these beverages delivered a different flavor experience which only adds to the pleasure of biting into a piece of Red Rock.   Enjoy!
Roelli Cheese Haus – Shullsburg, Wisconsin
Red Rock – Cow’s Milk  
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What is it?

Friday, July 13th, 2012

What is this? E-mail Friday only during the show from 11-12:45 – you could be a winner.  If you have the correct answer I will enter you in the drawing and I will pick one lucky listener from e-mail or at the remote.  You must enter by 12:45 to be eligible  E-mail your answer at www.kimanddon.com@gmail.com

 

The Answer is Palm Sugar – it is from the sap of a sago or coconut palm tree.  It is all natural and has a much lower glycemic index than sugar.  It is approx. 35 when sugar is 65, so it is better for diabetics used sparingly.  It also has many minerals & vitamins.  You can crush the patty and use it as sugar.  Bake with it, they say it has a caramel flavor, use it in coffee, iced tea or lemonade.  I found it at Lee Lee’s Market in Mesa.

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Fig Tarts

Saturday, July 7th, 2012

 

Home Grown Figs - from this........

to This!!!! It was so easy & so delicious.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We have two fig trees and I had a good amount ripening really fast, so I took out my Read More→