This is from the NY Times, “The Butcher Carves a Turkey”. Ray Venezia, butcher at Fairway Market in NY. We saw it on Brian Williams News Cast and thought it might help make your Turkey carving to a new height.
This is from the NY Times, “The Butcher Carves a Turkey”. Ray Venezia, butcher at Fairway Market in NY. We saw it on Brian Williams News Cast and thought it might help make your Turkey carving to a new height.
I found these great videos demonstrating how to make a turkey. First I highly recommend brining the turkey, chicken or pork whenever you are going to make those meats. Even if it is for an hour it is worth it. You can flavor the brine the way you like. This video uses bourbon for the turkey, cool idea, you can also use citrus, spices etc. Try and brine overnight. Click on the photo to see the video. Read More→
This looked like a great recipe to enjoy while peaches are in season. Click on the photo for this delicious recipe and video.
Yield: 4 to 6 servings
I saw Chris Kimball from Cooks Illustrated on the Today show and as always he caught my attention with Bacon Paste. He made these great chicken kabobs using bacon paste to add some fat so they brown and taste slightly smoky. It looks delicious.Barbecued Chicken Kebabs from Cook’s Illustrated, May/June 2011. Read More→

We had such a great time at Salernos 3921 East Guadalupe Rd in Gilbert. It was a great crowd and it always feels like family...add delicious food and you have a great night.(Ross and two of his children working the Family business at Salernos).
Lance Anthony of the Famous Anthony Spices gave me this great recipe Easy Spicy Chicken Jamabalya , I can’t wait to try it. Just click on the photo for the recipe.
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Arroz con Pollo ( Chicken & Rice)
My Mother grew up in Cuba and this is a recipe she has been making since I was a child. I love it. Great for a party. Finger licking good! My Dad needs to get some credit too, he is always involved in the preparation. Here they are dancing while it was in the oven.
MaryAnne from Scottsdale called and tried this marinade from Sam the cooking guy but she used it on chicken wings. She marinaded the wings put them in the oven roasted them and then toward the end added more marinade.
Marinated pork tenderloin
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This looks amazing and only $2.49 per serving! (cheaper if you get your pork it at American Discount Foods ) Delicious in the mouth, waistline and bank account
From Clean Eating Magazine
Pork Tenderloin with Peaches, Plums, & Cherry and Pistachio Wild Rice
Preheat Over to 375 degrees F.
Rinse rice under cold water; drain. Combine rice with 2 cups water in a medium pot over high heat and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low, so liquid is at a bare simmer. Cover pot and simmer for 40 minutes. Remove pot from heat and keep covered for 10 minutes.
Coat a large ovenproof saute pan with oil and set over medium high heat. Season pork with salt and pepper. When pan is hot, sear pork for 2 minutes per side to brown. Add peaches and plums around seared pork and transfer pan to oven. Roast pork, peaches and plums for about 20 minutes (until a thermometer registers 145 degrees F) when inserted into the center of the pork. Remove from oven and let stand 10 minutes.
Fluff rice and stir in cherries and pistachios. Slice pork into 1/4 inch pieces or 4 portions. Divide rice mixture, pork, and fruit among four plates.
Calories 397
Total Fat 8g
Sugars 15g
Carbs 50g
Sodium 185mg
Cholesterol 74 mg
ENJOY!
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