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Prior to a few months ago, the full extent of my understanding of churros was: They’re long cake dougnuts. They must be very difficult to make or they would be[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comIf one was ever to question their lifetime of unwavering devotion to New York City, February would the month to do it. It’s cold and has been for some time.[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comIf you’d told me as a spaghett-and-meatballs loving kid that in Italy, these two things are never served together, I wouldn’t have believed you. What’s next,[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comOn New Year’s Eve, we attempted to do the reprehensible and take a 6 year-old who usually goes to bed at 7:30 and a pajama-clad infant who went to bed whenever[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comMost of my understanding of the category of diner sandwiches we know as “melts” comes from the hyper-local archive of culinary amusements I know as Foods My[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comAlmost 10 years ago, when I was a child-free, single-chinned (bah) newlywed and this site was 6 weeks old, I passingly mentioned making the Belgian brownies[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comFor someone who was all “Harrumph! Cacio e Pepe Does Not Contain Cheddar Cheese.” a few weeks ago, I have some nerve telling you what I’m going to next, which[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comThis began pretty harmlessly; my husband told me recently that whatever magic they roll buffalo wings in (basically: a lot of butter and Frank’s hot sauce) was[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comI have forever seen recipes on TV and around the web for something called Mexican Lasagna, a giant layered casserole that contains pretty much everything we[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comA year ago, I made what I called Bananas Foster Puddings — individual puddings in which the bananas had been lightly caramelized in butter, brown sugar and rum[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comIf you didn’t have a nonna to do so when you were a wee lucky thing, it’s more than likely that Marcella Hazan was the person who introduced you to the concept[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comA friend from high school texted me a couple weeks ago to say that he’d made the Spinach and Cheese Strata for Christmas morning brunch and it was a big hit.[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comLet me get the obvious out of the way: you are not going to win friends, neighbors with whom you share airspace or small children over with cabbage casserole.[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comHere’s a thing I’ve been doing since the year began that’s made me very happy in the kitchen and it’s so simple, I completely expect you to roll your eyes at[...]
Source: smittenkitchen.comI read about French farçous pancakes for the first time on Friday morning and by lunchtime I was eating them. As my usual process of funneling the hundreds of[...]
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