What’s Cooking?
2nd June, 2010: Posted by G.L. Pease in What's On the Table?
Tonight, it’s an elk chili, made with the Chili Canario recipe and a couple pounds of beautiful elk chuck that’s been in the freezer since last season. The house smells wonderful!
With it, some garlic braised chard, finished with an orange/balsamico reduction, roasted asparagus (which I’d thought to be the last bunch of the season, but the farm delivered another one today!), and gorgonzola polenta. A bottle of Archetype’s 2005 Cabernet/Shiraz blend is breathing. Dinner in 20 minutes!
Let us know! What’s on your table, tonight?
4 Responses
June 4th, 2010 at 8:45 am
Just had a small picnic in the garden no extra ordinary but ooooooh so good.
Grilled chicken, ham and salami on a platter with fresh beans, pineapple, melon and two kinds of fresh-cheese (one with Provencal herbs and one with walnut) + two other mild cheeses.
if i had your vocabulary it would been more interesting to read.
June 4th, 2010 at 9:12 am
Sounds absolutely fantastic, Ronny. My kind of picnic!
June 4th, 2010 at 2:16 pm
I was in Italy last week came home tuesday and i never had such food mania ever before. That a small B&B in a little village up in the mountains could hide a chef that brought me to my knees still eating, i gained 5kg in 4 days… Cagli eastern side of italy circolo gastronomico is the name of the B&B, the building is an ancient guard tower from the roman empire. 2-3 veg or fruit dishes followed by 2-3 pastadishes and main dish followed by delicious dessert. reknown for the tartufo (tryffel). Don Carlos have his workshop in Cagli and frequent visitor at this B&B, if you travel in Italy don´t miss out on this for the world. I was stuffed but kept on eating never happen before in my life, had to get new pants could not move hahahahaha
June 4th, 2010 at 2:19 pm
oh must add that i tried a dessert wine made from the dried grapes remaining on the plant Il santa i think its name was. delicious in small amounts.