Corn chowder is quite possibly the world’s perfect soup. It’s sublime in its simplicity and infinite in its variability. I’ll give you the basic principles and a few ideas for jazzin ...
Our kids love to eat vegetables - but no thanks to us. Here's the awful truth: we toil away all day producing beautiful vegetables and then come home for a family dinner of pizza or crackers and chees ...
Since the hurricane blew over there has been a sharp chill in the air and it’s got us thinking about soup. And eating a lot of it, too. There are so many wonderful soups that one can create so s ...
1 pound dry white cannellini or lima beans, or 2 cups fresh shelled barlotti beans 1 large yellow onion or 1 bunch leeks 1 head garlic 4 Tbsp good quality olive oil 2-4 bunches of black Tuscan kale o ...
2lbs yellow or cipollini onions 1/2 stick butter, or combination of oil and butter 1 shot Port wine 2 quarts homemade beef stock, or use canned salt & pepper To serve: 4 slices slightly stale fre ...
With the air inside the house so dry this time of year, fresh bread has a life of about 12 hours. Luckily, there are many things you can do with the stale ends, like this classic Italian peasant soup. ...
This is a simple soup eaten daily in Portugal in infinite versions. There seems to be a Cape Cod Portuguese-American version as that contains beans and a different type of sausage, linguiça. Ei ...
Last week our assistant grower, Aaron, who is a soup master, made this soup for crew lunch. It owes its velvety smoothness to the use of russet potatoes. Their high starch content makes for an extra-r ...
1 whole (3-4 lbs) chicken, rinsed 1 cup chopped onion 1 cup chopped carrot 1/2 cup chopped celery 1 bouquet garni (bay leaf, a few parsley sprigs, a few black peppercorns) 3 1/2 cups water (or more, ...
This recipe is adapted from Clifford A. Wright, an expert on Mediterranean cuisine. Fish Carcasses Olive oil 1 large onion, chopped 3 quarts water 1 cup white wine Make a fish stock by sauteing the on ...