Comfort Food

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Stir Fried Bok Choy with Crispy Noodles

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THIS DISH IS FOR ONE PERSON.  Obviously, if you are cooking for more than one person, you can make more noodles and add more bok

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MR. POTATO HEAD STUFFED POTATOES

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  Who remembers Mr. Potato Head?  My mom used to hand me a big potato and a few pieces of plastic with sharp points, and

CHRISTMAS CREPES

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I am calling these crepes Christmas Crepes because I served them at the First Annual Champagne and Caviar Dinner Party to kick off the holiday

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STUFFED LOBSTER TAILS

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These lobster tails came from LobsterAnywhere and they were delicious.  I ordered the XL size, stuffed them and cooked them at 415 degrees for 18

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WALNUT SALAD

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The olive oils for this salad came from Monterey’s Tasty Olive Bar in Monterey, California.  If you go to the Monterey Jazz Fest, stop in

Cauliflower Casserole

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This is a cauliflower au gratin in the strictest sense.  But “cauliflower,” reminded me of “flower power.” Wikipedia says:  Flower power was a slogan used during the late

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Baked Brandied Mushroom Chicken

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This is just sooo good. For this dish, I bought chicken breast quarters and removed the wings. The secret is trimming the chicken breasts of excess

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Sheila’s Potato au Gratin

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Wikipedia says:  Gratin is a culinary technique in which an ingredient is topped with a browned crust, often using breadcrumbs, grated cheese, egg or butter. The term may be applied

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MUSSELS PROVENCAL WITH POMMES FRITES

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I found this recipe in my recipe-scrap book, and it really took me back.  Pre-Katrina, I cooked dinner for SRS (he knows who he is!).