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Steak with Burgundy Mushroom Sauce

I am in love with heavy, ingredient-rich steak sauces. Marlboro Man, on the other hand, believes a good steak should stand on its own. We’ll be seeking outside help for this fundamental life disagreement, but for today, I wanted to show you how to make this quick and easy mushroom sauce for whatever steak you feel like cooking tonight. A sirloin will work, or a skirt steak…or a fillet or a ribeye or anything else you might have languishing in your fridge. Whatever steak you decide to use, just know that the sauce will make it better. Just ask Marlboro Man. He’ll tell you. NOT.

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The Perfectly Simple Pizza Salad. Salad Recipe Series.

My Perfectly Simple Pizza Salad isn’t just a side dish recipe – it’s a necessary component to pizza night. I crave this salad with my pizza pie! And it’s super simple to prepare, so it grants your “easy dinner” wishes: Phone in order, prep your salad, grab some bevies – done! The Best Friday Night. There’s nothing better than a Friday night at home snuggling with your family, watching a good movie and ordering a pizza from your favorite neighborhood pizza guru . If you’re vegan and lucky , you’ve found a pizza joint that humbly makes you a delicious cheese-free pie loaded with fresh veggies, maybe even some Daiya vegan cheese melted on top. Pizza Salad. Every perfect pizza deserves a perfect pizza salad: crunchy chopped veggies over fluffy fresh greens, all marinating in a zesty-sweet vinaigrette dressing with a heavy handed dose of fresh black pepper on top. Stick your delivered pizza in a warm oven, because this salad is going to attract your forks’ attention for a while. Get my recipe and find out my fave pizza toppings.. Perfectly Simple Pizza Salad: Red Wine Vinegarette Dressing: My fave pizza toppings: kalamata olives, spinach, artichoke hearts, roasted red peppers, fresh basil, roasted garlic, capers, red onions, hemp…

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Vegan Boys Are The Best

While I would never purport to being (even slightly) offended by the Vegan Boys Are The Worst song ( which incidently got a lot of heat Vegansaurus recently and was the impetus of this post), I feel as a vegan boy and fellow musician that I must offer up a retort. Is this Biggie vs Tupac? Hardly. But, this is New York City (SuperVegan Represent!) and when you get dissed you gotta go in and put that S on the streets. (see: Jay-Z vs Nas , LL Cool J vs Canibus , 50 vs Everybody ) Lyrics After the Jump! Hey vegan girl with your laundry list of issues Keep on crying Now, here’s a box of tissues Some vegan dudes might be a mess But last time I checked This vegan boy was the best My hairs always done up to the nines So ever stylish Well, I’m looking fine Some vegan dudes might be a mess Last time I checked this vegan dude was the best You’ll never catch me with Patchouli oil Hemp sweater Or being one with the soil Some vegan dudes might be a mess But last time I checked this vegan boy was the best I might not …

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Weekly Word Nerd Quiz – Saturday Night

If you love vocabulary…if interesting words make your knees go weak…if you think a good vocabulary word is as beautiful as a Mozart concerto or a Basset Hound’s ears… …then drop by and try your hand at the Smartypants Vocabulary Quiz this weekend. Word meanings, synonyms, antonyms, word origins…it’s all about words. Here are the details: Smartypants Quiz – Saturday, March 13, 5:00 pm Pacific Time Also: if you have word-loving students under your roof, have them jump right on in and give it a try. I had my twelve-year-old give the last Word Nerd quiz a whirl…and let’s just say she didn’t ace it. But I only made her sit there for four hours—I’ve always thought it’s important not to push our children into learning! A natural pace is always best. This’ll be fun and low-key: a couple of Kindles will be among the prizes. Drop by if you’re in the mood! Originally posted here: Weekly Word Nerd Quiz – Saturday Night

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Sydney 2010: bills 2, Surry Hills

For me, a trip to Sydney is not complete without a trip to one of Bill Granger’s cafes. (See previous posts for example: bills 2 in 2005; bills 1, 2 AND 3 in 2006).bills 2359 Crown StSurry Hills NSW 2010Ph: (02) 9360-4762WebsiteWe came here on a Saturday morning at about 11:30. It was a short but strenuous walk from Central station – Googlemaps doesn’t show you just how hilly Surry Hills is! Here is the original post: Sydney 2010: bills 2, Surry Hills

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Ginger Spring Onion Clams

Simple is best when it comes to cooking fresh ingredients and one of the best ways to fry clams is with ginger and spring onions. Although simple, I have tried cooking this dish at home but never quite got it right. So a few nights ago I went to a seafood restaurant before peak hours and asked the cook if I could watch while he cooked my clams and he was too polite to shoo me away. I made sure not get in his way and stood across the island with his workers running around, probably wondering why I was allowed to stand there. What I’ve learnt about frying clams is that you first have to parboil them until they open just a little. This is to make sure that they all open and that you won’t get a clamful of sand. It also makes it easier to remove the shell of the clam without meat, for presentation. Another must is a very hot wok, so hot the flames dance around the rim of the wok and cooks the clams in a few minutes without sweating the juices out. This is hard to do at home unless you have an outdoor kitchen, which I have, and a burner that can heat up so…

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Baked Spicy Potato Skins Recipe with Yogurt-Curry Sauce & A Giveaway!

Cookin’ Canuck has been up and running for about 11 months now. I was going to wait until it hit the 1-year mark before I did a giveaway, but then I thought, “Why wait?” Indeed, why wait to thank all of you who returned to my site again and again, leaving encouraging comments or just perusing? I truly appreciate your support.Vegetarian Planet, written by Didi Emmons, took an honored place on

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Can’t Get Started on How to Cook?

Can't Get Started on How to Cook? Everyone knows how to cook something. What is the one thing you already know how to cook well? The first step in learning is to examine what you already know. www.webcookingclasses.com From: ChefToddMohr Views: 173 11 ratings Time: 01:31 More in Howto & Style

Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution. Reality or Not?

On March 26th at 9pm, Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution reality show premieres on ABC . Jamie travels to Huntington, West Virginia, aka the unhealthiest town in America as deemed by the US government, and embarks on a journey to save the health of the entire town, around 50,000 residents. Health problems plague this town: half of the town is obese, and the diabetes and heart disease rates are soaring. The school children couldn’t even name a tomato, they called it a potato . Thus not surprisingly, the show has ignited controversy … You say Potato, I say Tomato. In the trailer for the show, there is a clip of a classroom of elementary school students who don’t know that tomatoes are tomatoes . They call them potatoes . There is another clip of Jamie reacting in shock when greasy pizza is being served as ‘breakfast’ in a school cafeteria. Then there is another clip of a wilted-faced obese woman sobbing in frustration to Jamie over an enormous pile of greasy, processed, high fat/sugar foods like pizza and snack cakes. Can Jamie, save her, her town and spark a food revolution in America? “We don’t want to sit around and eat lettuce all day.” – radio show host in WV, as …

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