I want to say thanks to my pal at On the Hob for rescuing me from my dining dilemma tonight: what to do with the giant Portobello mushroom I bought? Couldn't stuff it, couldn't make a sandwich, no point in roasting... Her solution? Saute it with a little balsamic vinegar. It worked like a charm. I added zucchini (or courgette as some people I know like to say), tomatoes, and Italian parsley and served it over spaghetti. Here's how the whole thing turned out:
It was quite a nice dinner, and I liked using up odds and ends that were already in the fridge and cupboard. I also have to thank Jamie Oliver for the pasta serving suggestion that appears in this month's Gourmet: swirl the spaghetti in a ladle or large spoon and then plate. It was so much easier than shlurping with a fork or tongs and looked pretty, too. It's nice to see something in Gourmet that's actually practical and useful for the home cook and not just theoretical inspiration...
Cooking for two is boring -- I want to cook for the entire blogosphere!
Thursday, October 4
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Love it!!! I'm so glad you had a delicious meal to enjoy and I guess it doesn't hurt that it was easy to make! Great pictures, there's a book on my wish list about food photography. I think I might put it on my christmas list for when I have played around with my new camera a little bit. Speaking of which, this weekend is a cooking weekend!
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