Dead simple, four ingredients, shockingly delicious. As the recipe says the panko keeps the turkey from becoming dense and acquiring that yoga-mat texture turkey burgers sometimes have; the mayo keeps it moist throughout; and the cheese works its usual...
Oh yeah, I have a blog! Sorry about that. Moving on... I'm not convinced that grilling romaine lettuce "adds a smoky char to a Caesar salad" but I love Caesar salad and any excuse to try a new one is fine by me. This one was pretty great and I don't know about you...
I'm sure there were kids in the Midwest in the 1960s who ate all kinds of great seafood. Maybe they went "fishing" with their parents (look it up, it's a real thing!) and ate what they caught. Or perhaps they were urban sophisticates who experienced fine dining...
This was so good despite the fact that I temporarily lost my mind and mistakenly used chicken breast halves instead of cutlets. What's the difference? Well, a lot of cooking time, for one. Basically, a cutlet is a breast half cut in half, horizontally, making two...
(Photo by Cook's Country/America's Test Kitchen) At this time I'm going to have ask Michelle Obama to leave this page and, maybe, go look at amazing pictures of herself. 'Cause she's not going to like this. At all. Because this post is about a dish so sinful...
Children, in the 1970s when I was growing up things were different. As I'm sure you've heard, we had 3 t.v. stations, drank Tab, and rode around in gigantic cars with unused seat belts. But did you know that they sold cigarettes in vending machines, and that you...
I've been making this slaw for a long time and it's time I shared it with you because it's addictive stuff. It's cool and crunch and nutty and slightly onion-y but also has a hint of sweetness. It's a perfect summer slaw but you can make it any time. The...
From the June 2011 issue of Cook's Country magazine comes a wonderful addition to your summer cooking/grilling bag of tricks. This is a quick and absolutely delicious steak taco with carefully edited garnishes (proving again that you do not have to drown every...
Ok, you are seriously going to love me for this one. Get ready to name your next child Kate. (You could even name your next dog Kate. I won't be offended). This is absolutely scrumptious and easy and efficient (you don't hear that word describing a recipe often,...
I made "real" Beef Wellington once. And it took days. Even without making the puff pastry or the pate from scratch, it was quite a project: a scrumptious and complicated red wine sauce made with oxtails, the Duxelles, the proper cooking of an intimidatingly...
This is from the latest (February 2011) issue of Cook's Country and it is incredibly delicious and just different enough from every other pasta dish you probably make often to get your attention. And I love that the vegetables (in this case, eggplant) play a...
It's a rainy Monday here and while not exactly cold by the standards we will soon be numbly familiar with, it's not pleasant either. It's the kind of night when you take the dogs for a walk and they get down to business quickly and turn right back for home. You...
I made these but they tasted sour? Is it possible to use milk instead of buttermilk or possibly more sugar…
I made this recipe yesterday and they are delicious. One problem I encountered was I used a glass 8" pan,…
I made this recipe yesterday and they are delicious. One problem I encountered was I used a glass 8" pan,…
just wondering, the Cook's Country recipe calls for baking at 400? Just wondering which temperature to bake these at? Thank…
I used a glass dish and just ran a knife around all the edges and a spatula to loosen the…