Lemon Dominates Four Dishes In Bright Home Cooking
Daniel Neman of the St Louis Post Dispatch shares a lemon centric cooking plan featuring shrimp boiled with lemon juice and water, lamb chops marinated in olive oil garlic shallots thyme and lemon juice, and notes on avoiding cocktail sauce to keep lemon flavor prominent. The piece blends practical prep tips with a fanfare for citrus brightness.
Lemon chicken with lemon marinade and roasted vegetables
A historical recipe excerpt describes roasting a lemon marinated chicken on a rack over potatoes carrots and celery with a lemon garlic shallot thyme olive oil and Dijon mustard marinade. The method includes basting, foil tenting, resting before carving, and notes on timing for a 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 hour roast at 425 degrees.
Lemon Boiled Shrimp and Lamb Chops with Tart and Tart Crust
A recipe set includes lemon boiled shrimp with optional cocktail sauce, lamb chops marinated in lemon garlic and herbs, and a Meyer lemon tart. It outlines boiling shrimp, preparing a lemony marinade for lamb, and baking a crust and lemon filling for a tart. Includes yield counts for each dish and source credits.
Smalls Cafe Beulah Pioneered Afro Asian NYC Cuisine
A feature on Smalls Cafe Beulah and related eateries shaping New York City soul food and Afro Asian cuisine. It highlights Smalls’s 2018 cookbook winning a James Beard Award, subsequent books, and his culinary mission to elevate African diaspora influence alongside recipes and a pear salad with a detailed praline recipe.
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Heaven
James Beard Foundation Book Award
Regency era party drinks guide with witty narrator
Finley presents a book segment on champagne sparklers and punchbowl cocktails in a Bridgerton inspired Regency setting. It covers low and high strength drinks, non alcoholic options, parlor games, glassware, and syrups. The narrator Lady Thornwood envisions a Queen Charlotte cameo and possible future sequels.
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Bridgerton
Finley
Lady Thornwood
Queen Charlotte
Regency era wedding breakfast cocktail recipe card
Instructions for a Salers aperitif based highball served at weddings. Mix 1 ounce Salers, 1 ounce dry vermouth, 1 ounce lime juice, 3/4 ounce simple syrup in a shaker with ice, add 2 ounces seltzer, strain into a glass, adjust with more seltzer if needed, garnish with lime. Source cites The Regency Book of Drinks by Amy Finley.
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Regency Book of Drinks
Grosvenor Square
Amy Finley
Harry N. Abrams
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