Cooking recipes from "Thyme for Cooking" - page 141

Dill: It's not just for pickles (or veggie dip)!

Once again it's time to salute an herb.

Sweet and Sour Pork; Never Do the Shopping Hungry!

I know better.

Mediteranean Herbs: Wild in the Mountains

It's time for Weekend Herb Blogging! This week is being hosted by Ulrike from Kuchenlatein.

Two Lemons, One Chicken = Sublime Eating (aka 'Lemon Butt Chicken')

Sometimes (often?) simple things are best.

Eating: A Full Sensory Experience

We normally think that taste and smell are the most important components of enjoying our food.

One French Kitchen

As long as I’m baring my soul to the world I thought I’d invite the world into my kitchen! We live in a fairly modern house, probably only around 200 yrs old.

Persillade - the stuff that makes escargots sooo good!

Weekend Herb Blogging is back home this week – at Kalyn's Kitchen, blog home of our illustrious founder.

Pixies, Hot Pink Jockstraps and French Elections

I was reading and laughing at Mike Cook's post, "Pixilated" on A Twist of Humour this morning and a memory surfaced.

Pork Chops with Beer and Thyme

Weekend Herb Blogging is being hosted by Anna from Morsels & Musings this week.

An Ode to Winter Cooking

Go directly to recipe We do two types of cooking at our house.

The Grass is always Greener

Go directly to recipe When we lived in Ireland mon mari used to get our smoked salmon for us.

Shop 'till you Drop...or Faint from Boredom

Shopping! The great American past-time/sport/addiction/hobby! I indulged last weekend.

Some Like it Hot; Some Do Not...Why?

Go directly to recipe Ever wonder why the cooking of some countries can permanently scar the inside of your mouth while that of others is so bland you almost fall asleep eating? Why some like it hot? For this Weekend Herb Blogging, hosted by me, I'm.

Weekend Herb Blogging #75 Recap

Welcome to Weekend Herb Blogging #75, founded by Kalyn of Kalyn's Kitchen.

Breakfast Wars: Sweet v Savory

Go directly to recipe Look what I had hanging off the garden gate early Sunday morning! The local school kids were having a money-making drive for something or other (they were terribly shy when they realized I was 'etranger').