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Archives for March 29, 2010

Duck Confit, Part 2: Artichokes a la Provencale

March 29, 2010 MissWattson Leave a Comment

The table was set, the black olive tapenade was made, and the next step was to prepare the Artichokes a la Provencale. Apparently people from Provence drink a lot of dry vermouth. I'd actually never made fresh artichokes before, and I wasn't quite prepared for how prickly they … [Read more...] about Duck Confit, Part 2: Artichokes a la Provencale

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Duck Confit, Part 1: Black Olive Tapenade

March 29, 2010 MissWattson Leave a Comment

Here we go... The hors d'oeuvre for the great duck confit dinner was to be a black olive tapenade. Josée di Stasio's cookbook "A la di Stasio" offered only a handful of hors d'oeuvres options, and my first choice, Chicken Liver Mousse with Figs would have been too heavy since … [Read more...] about Duck Confit, Part 1: Black Olive Tapenade

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Best Poutine in Montreal: Ma’amm Bolduc

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This Year’s Sauerkraut: Three Ways

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Interview with Starhawk on Permaculture and Urban Agriculture

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