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Mushroom Hot Pot Recipe – Kinoko Nabe

by alice on November 8, 2009 · 21 comments

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I love my friend and fellow food blogger, Jennifer Perrillo. In September we were roommates for BlogherFood09 in San Francisco.  During our time together she was so kind to give me all sorts of wonderful things to bring back to Seattle.  This included a copy of Japanese Hot Pots: Comforting One-Pot Meals by Tadashi Ono and Harris Salat. I was so thrilled because I had been looking through it in our hotel room asking questions about it.  During my flight home I scanned through each recipe.  With every turn of the page my appetite for hot pot grew.  Browsing through the book one can’t help but notice the stunning food photography -the photos are beyond beautiful. The first recipe I tried was Kinoko Nabe a.k.a. Mushroom Hot Pot.  And fyi, I’ve made this 4 times since reading the book! [click to continue…]

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{Family Favorite} Chicken Almond Casserole Recipe

by alice on November 2, 2009 · 21 comments

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I love a good casserole, don’t you?  You know what I love more?  When I get to eat a good casserole, especially when I’m not the one who prepared it!

A few years ago my husband (bless his heart) tried his hand at making a casserole.  You would have to know him to understand how thoughtful it was of him to do this.  Let’s just put it this way, cooking and baking is not something which comes naturally to him.  Eating what I bake and cook is entirely a different story. [click to continue…]

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Salt and Pepper London Broil

by alice on May 7, 2009 · 15 comments

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One of my greatest joys is being able to live so close to family.  My youngest sister lives 5 minutes away and we see each other quite often.  She and her husband welcomed their first child in March and as new parents they are adjusting very well considering what little sleep they are getting these days.  However, the meals on wheels from friends, family, and church have slowed down to nada.  So after spending some time with them today I invited them over to dinner.. not to a clean house (that’s the beauty of family)  .. but just dinner.  That’s the least I could do considering she was up 5 times last night.  My kids were really excited to see their baby cousin so they decided to set the table just like a restaurant with menus and place cards.  Tonight’s special would be london broil, asparagus, and mashed potatoes. [click to continue…]

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