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Happy Holidays – Cupcakes

Happy Holidays – Cupcakes

Richar Ruskell cupcakes
I am a fan of delicious cupcakes. I could not resist these, Holiday specialty cupcakes by Richard Ruskell, executive pastry chef at
Montage Beverly Hills. These cupcakes are beautifully gift wrapped in deliciousness. Richard Ruskell is celebrity chef and most recent winner of Food Network’s Last Cake Standing, started offering specialty cupcakes which use seasonal flavors and ingredients.

These special holiday cupcakes make a perfect gift that can be delivered to homes and residences located in the greater Los Angeles area. Be the life of the office party with these cupcakes! Fourteen cupcakes come packaged in a beautiful holiday-themed box, about $60 per box. What an impressively beautiful, dessert option for Californians to “wow” their guests this holiday.

December 17, 2011 By : Category : Dessert Holiday Snack Tery Spataro Tags:, ,
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Shelly’s Pompeii Oven

Shelly’s Pompeii Oven

Shelly's Pizza Oven in Action

Shelly Martin is an extraordinary person who not only studies artifacts from the past and built her own Pompeii Oven. Shelly is a CRM Archaeologist who finds life in the past fascinating. Spending time in Pompeii she discovered the beauty of the outdoor oven. Shelly decided to build an oven like the ones in Pompeii for her own home, here in Boulder.

Look at the beauty and elegance Shelly crafted into this stone stove designed after Pompeii ancients.  The fire is a testimonial of how well this oven works.

Shelly’s been making pizza with the oven. The fire rotates around the pizza cooking it all even and giving it a smoky flavor.

Shelly Cutting the Pizza

Shelly cutting the pizza.

Shelly's Pizza Oven Pizza

This is the most delicious pizza I've ever had!

It’s truly delicious!

Please Shelly’s site Visiting the Ancients to learn ancient culture and trips Shelly and her team are planning.

August 7, 2010 By : Category : Dinner Lunch Snack Tery Spataro Tags:, , ,
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My 1st Key Lime Pie

My 1st Key Lime Pie

And then I turned to the Desserts section of my “Pulitzer Cookbook” to finally create a 1978 NY Times recipe for Key Lime Pie.

I was a little shocked as I was creating it as this recipe calls for 5 egg yolks and condensed milk with some lime juice mixed in. The meringue top half is 5 egg white and sugar. WOW. Haven’t had a dessert like that in a long time. I substituted lemon juice for Cream of Tartar, because that doesn’t exist in French grocery stores (or certainly none in my neck of the woods). The only problem with this recipe was that I didn’t make a graham cracker crust, which I think is probably nearly essential for a real Key Lime Pie. I am sure there were some sort of cookies I could have bought (like McVities cookies) but I was running out of time.

It came out delicious, but would have been better with the graham cracker crust. Next time!

March 22, 2010 By : Category : Courtney Pulitzer Daily Eats Dessert Snack Tags:, ,
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Black Bean & Zucchini Pancakes

In July 2000 Shape Magazine had a recipe for “Black-Bean and Zucchini Pancakes” that I have been meaning to make. I finally did! And it was worth the wait. The only things that added time to the whole preparation was having to roast the garlic and I didn’t have salsa at home so I ended up making it from scratch. Both were worth is because they were super delicious. I will definitely make this recipe again–even the salsa!

March 10, 2010 By : Category : Courtney Pulitzer Daily Eats Dinner Lunch Snack Tags:,
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Red Velvet Cupcakes & "Neiman Marcus" Chocolate Chip Cookies

On the occasion of my baby boy’s 6-month birthday, I decided to throw a little party. I have always wanted to make Red Velvet cupcakes because when I discovered Red Velvet cake (just a few years ago), I was fascinated. The “Neiman Marcus” cookies (as I have also discovered are a hoax and not from Neiman Marcus) are also a favorite of my husband’s and mine.

As much as I love living in an ordered live, I have come to realize my cooking style is a bit chaotic. As you will see, I often don’t always have all the exact ingredients necessary for almost all my meals, so I improvise. And, as usual, I tend to multi-task. In case you are too bored to watch all the way through, I’ll recommend NOT ironing white curtains in the middle of making Red Velvet anything!

March 8, 2010 By : Category : Courtney Pulitzer Dessert Snack Tags:, ,
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Easy To Make Festive Eats

Lon TaylorSome ingenious casual cooks have a way of creating fabulous festive parties without breaking sweat on cooking. Lon Taylor is on of those ingenious cooks. His Super Bowl spread was delicious and delightful. Lon shares with us his recipe for down and dirty Louisiana style rice and beans. As easy as 1 2 3:
 
The Recipe:
Festive EatsHe simply bought a box of
Zatarain’s and combined it with a can of Eden’s Organic rice & beans mix. Then slice up and cook an Andouille sausage on the stove top for about 10 minutes. Once the sausage is done just add it to the rice & beans mix simmer on the stove. I Added pinch of paprika, with Tabasco sauce to taste and it’s good to go.

 

Lon laughs out loud when he say, “Wish I could give you a story that the recipe was handed down from my great uncle who grew peppers in Louisiana!”


Look at this SandwichIn addition to Lon’s Louisiana’s Rice and Bean he also constructed a sandwich with a two types of cheese, ham and salami, chopped relish and olive chutney, and lite olive oil spread.

 

 

For dessert we had a selection of cupcakes from More Cupcakes.
More Cupcakes

Lon is truly the host with the most!

February 22, 2010 By : Category : Daily Eats Dessert Dinner Holiday Lunch Snack Tery Spataro Tags:, , , , , , ,
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@DailyEats on Twitter

I can’t remember exactly when I began using Twitter personally. It could have been late 2006 early 2007. I recently setup a separate account for Daily Eats, which is @dailyeats. Having a DailyEats twitter account lets allows us tweet our new posts, get great tips or showcase from aspiring and established chefs, and get pitched/scooped on food stories from PR agencies.

I am looking forward to expanding the Daily Eats brand!

Additionally, DE has a YouTube channel. Daily Eats videos have enjoyed thousands of view. Especially Daily Eats Easy Cook Salmon video.

February 4, 2010 By : Category : Breakfast Daily Eats Dessert Dinner Lunch Snack Tery Spataro Tags:,
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Made at home Gourmet pizza toppings

Doctoring up food is a tradition to many house holds. For those new to this expression, to “Doctor up” food means making improvements by adding on some extra love to quick or premade foods. Such as store bought sub sandwiches and frozen pizzas. When it comes to frozen pizzas, Grocery stores have so many gourmet varieties to choose from, but how often is the crust not right or the sauce flavorless or too sweet…
Click on the link for made at home Gourmet pizza toppings

January 28, 2010 By : Category : Daily Eats Dinner Lunch Snack Tery Spataro Tags:
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Chicago Cupcake Crawl

Thanks to @jackvinson tweet this morning and he introduced his twitter followers to Tammy Green’s book, “Chicago Cupcake Crawl” a book I will probably find very valuable and enlightening. I love cupcakes!

In April I was introduced to More Cupcakes – Chicago. A great name for a cupcake shop and an excellent tasting cupcake. What made More Cupcakes taste even better was how nice the owner is – they allow sampling – you don’t want to buy something to eat and find you don’t like the taste.

Because of Jack’s intro to Tammy Green’s book I thought won’t it be great to organize a cupcake crawl with Tammy! It would be so much fun.

Much success to you Tammy on your book!

January 24, 2010 By : Category : Daily Eats Dessert Snack Tery Spataro Tags:, , ,
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How To Make Delicious Bruschetta

How To Make Delicious Bruschetta

January 9, 2010 By : Category : Dinner Snack Tery Spataro Tags:
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