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ANZAC Biscuits

July 26, 2013 By Steve Dunn Leave a Comment

ANZAC Biscuits

 

After a few weeks off for summer travel, we are starting to get things rolling again here in the Oui, Chef kitchen.  To celebrate Arthas and Boris' return from their trip to Australia I decided to whip up a batch of these deliciously "Down Under" ANZAC Biscuits.

Why the funny name?

Because ANZAC stands for Australia and New Zealand Army Corps, a WWI fighting corps after which the biscuits (cookies) are named.  It turns out they rose to fame because their ingredients (notably a lack of eggs) allowed them to travel well when shipped from home to soldiers on deployments in WWI.  Of course, their fame might be due to the fact that they are dead simple to make and are an alluring blend of sweet, salt and crunch.

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Filed Under: Cookies + Bars

Onion Carbonara

July 12, 2013 By Steve Dunn Leave a Comment

Onion Carbonara

 

No, you aren't hallucinating, the title of this post is ONION Carbonara, and yes, I already know what you're thinking because I thought the same thing too when I first heard about this dish.

"He must be insane…there's no way anybody would eat a whole bowl of onions masquerading as pasta, I don't care how much bacon and cream you throw at it!"

That's right, I thought those exact same thoughts so I know where you're at, but stay with me because as odd sounding as this dish is, it totally rocks.

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Asian Cabbage Salad

July 9, 2013 By Steve Dunn Leave a Comment

Asian Cabbage Salad


Not sure why, but I almost never buy cabbage to use as a salad green.  It's a shame really because it can add such great color and crunch to lots of salad preparations, and so shouldn't be reserved for just making slaws or braising.  For those of you who have only had cabbage cooked to within an inch of it's life in a boiled dinner, or served up along side some bratwurst, this dish will be a revelation for you.  Raw cabbage is a crunchy treat that you'll find yourself adding to all sorts of salads to give them some structure.

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A 4th of July Fruit Tart

July 4, 2013 By Steve Dunn Leave a Comment

A 4th of July Fruit Tart


Happy 4th of July, Gang!

Just a quickie today 'cause I've got a parade to get to and a bunch of lobsters and corn to cook for our holiday BBQ, but our dessert for this afternoon, this red, white and blue tart turned out so well that I couldn't help tossing it up in a quick post.

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Filed Under: Pies + Tarts

Curried Chickpea Stew with Brown Rice Pilaf

July 1, 2013 By Steve Dunn Leave a Comment

Curried Chickpea Stew with Brown Rice Pilaf


Meat Free Monday meals don't get much tastier than this one from Cooking Light Magazine.  Bursting with Indian spices such as cardamom, cumin, and ginger, this satisfying dish gets some meat-like heft from the garbanzos, and a luxurious mouth-feel from the fat in the yogurt.

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