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March 2016 – surviving the food allergy apocalypse

Month: March 2016

  • End of Winter Stew

    End of Winter Stew

    I made this for our first day of spring blizzard. Because in New England, we have a first day of spring blizzard, right? Basically, it’s a bunch of what I’d consider staple ingredients that I nearly always have in the house, spiced up with a small amount of spicy sausage I had leftover and froze.…

  • Deep Dish Cast Iron Skillet Pizza

    Deep Dish Cast Iron Skillet Pizza

    I’ve been working on pizza crust, but I haven’t been able to get a nice yeasty dough that I can roll out that I like. The first attempt was as hard as a bathroom tile, although it tasted pretty good.  Then I had the brainstorm that although I didn’t have a fresh dough recipe yet,…

  • Spinach, Polenta, and Bacon

    Spinach, Polenta, and Bacon

      Sometimes I struggle with what is blog-worthy food and what isn’t. As anyone with food sensitivities knows, we cook a lot. Most of my dinners aren’t really recipes, as most weeknights, I make recipes up based on “what’s in the house” and “what can I make before I starve?” This is really one of…

  • Herbed Leg of Lamb

    Herbed Leg of Lamb

    When Mary Kate and I sit down to plan posts ahead, we look at the calendar and try to pick things to develop that go with upcoming holidays. When we were looking at St. Patrick’s Day, we were sort of stumped, because we’ve already got a corned beef recipe, and we really weren’t that familiar…