On Sunday I roasted a really big chicken and served it with steamed broccoli, wild rice and rolls. Yesterday I made stock from the chicken carcass and leftover skin. Then, I used some of the leftover meat and the stock … Continue reading →
Sautéed Mixed Winter Greens Serves 4 Hints The stems of kale and other cabbage family greens are tough and often definitively bitter, so tear the leaves away from the stems before cutting up the leaves. I don’t buy mixed winter … Continue reading →
Kale, chard, mustard greens, collard greens, beet greens and Brussels sprouts are called Winter Greens. Why? Probably because in areas with moderate climates like the northwest, they grow almost all winter long. Dark colors, rich flavors and sturdy textures fit … Continue reading →
We left home at 6:45, picked up a friend in Woodinville and headed for our first destination, Pure Food Fish at the Pike Place Market. As we headed down into the Market the sun reflected off the snow capped Olympics … Continue reading →
