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Archive for February 2008

Ask Mary: Chicken Stock vs. Broth

By Hail Mary Food of Grace | February 15, 2008
A box of pacific free range chicken broth on a table.

Mary,What is the difference between chicken stock and chicken broth?Thanks, Greg I was teaching a tappas party the other night and this question came up while I was making paella…

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Quick Tip…

By Hail Mary Food of Grace | February 14, 2008
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Quick Tip A great way to keep wine on hand for all cooking is to buy boxed red and white wine. Store it above your stove so the spicket hangs…

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What I Made Today… Mushroom Risotto

By Hail Mary Food of Grace | February 13, 2008
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Delicious! A great way to use mushrooms. ½ cup arborio rice½ cup yellow onion diced½ cup white wine (and a glass for you while you cook!)2 cups chicken stock½ stick…

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Ingredient of the Day: Shiitake Mushrooms

By Hail Mary Food of Grace | February 12, 2008
A close up of two mushrooms on a wooden table.

Shiitake mushrooms are a beautiful thing. They are a little more exciting than your regular button mushroom and so wonderfully delicious to eat. It’s thrilling to come into mushroom season,…

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Ask Mary: Butter or Margarine?

By Hail Mary Food of Grace | February 11, 2008
Two packages of butter next to each other on a table.

Dear Mary,Which is better in cooking? Butter? Or margarine?Thanks, Jack I’m so glad that you asked! I recently visited my girlfriend’s house and reached for the butter while cooking, but…

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Cooking with Mary: How to Cut and Sauté Mushrooms

By Hail Mary Food of Grace | February 11, 2008
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The Cast Iron Curse

By Hail Mary Food of Grace | February 7, 2008
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One night, after entertaining for many hours and sending the last guest home, I tackled the dreaded mess in the kitchen. At the party I had served a beautiful on-the-go…

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What I Cooked Today… Roasted Garlic in Olive Oil

By Hail Mary Food of Grace | February 6, 2008
A piece of bread is sitting on a piece of foil.

a. Take a head of regular garlic, and cut off the top.b. Add a little salt, pepper, and olive oil.c. Seal it off in aluminum foil or a roasting dish…

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Ingredient of the Day: Elephant Garlic

By Hail Mary Food of Grace | February 5, 2008
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When I first saw this alarmingly large head of garlic, I was taken aback. Elephant, or “great headed” garlic is closed related to the leek and produces very large bulbs…

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Cooking with Mary: How to Cut and Sauté Garlic

By Hail Mary Food of Grace | February 4, 2008
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