Archive for the “Laura Cabot Catering” Category
Posted by Laura Cabot in Blogs & Sites, cake, Food and Drink, Food Traditions, Francine Bistro, Gardening, Laura Cabot Catering, Local Ingredients, Maine Chefs, Maine Perspective, Maine Restaurants, Parsnip and Maple Syrup Cake, parsnips, recipe, Recipes, Waldoboro
Spring has sprung and if you are like many Mainers, you might be out in the garden digging the first spring parsnips out from under the straw mulch. Once you’ve had your fill of skillet fried beauties, try this recipe for what I believe will be the “ne…
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Posted by Laura Cabot in Argentinian drink, Blogs & Sites, Coke, Cooking With Fernet Branca, drink, Food and Drink, Food Traditions, Laura Cabot Catering, Maine Chefs, Maine Perspective, recipe, Recipes, Travel, Waldoboro
Here is a recipe for drinking Fernet Branca the way “portenos” do (people of the port, as in the port of Buenos Aires).
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Posted by Laura Cabot in Blogs & Sites, chickweed, edible weeds, first greens of spring, Food and Drink, Gardening, greens, Laura Cabot Catering, Local Ingredients, Maine Chefs, Maine Perspective, recipe, Recipes, Vegetarian, Waldoboro, weeds
Working outdoors recently in that quick burst of 80 degree weather, what should I find already growing well for me in my gardens but the simple and abundant herb chickweed.
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Posted by Laura Cabot in Blogs & Sites, carrot soup, Cleaning out the Root Cellar, Food and Drink, Laura Cabot Catering, Local Ingredients, Maine Chefs, recipe, Recipes, soup, Vegetarian, Waldoboro
If you like to store a “winter keeper” carrot, as so many gardeners do, this recipe for a sunny carrot soup is a great way to clean up last season’s vegetables and prepare for the new season. This recipe remains vegan without the crème fraîche dollop…
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Posted by Laura Cabot in Bagna Cauda, Belfast, Blogs & Sites, Food and Drink, Laura Cabot Catering, Local Ingredients, Maine Chefs, Maine Chefs and Restaurants, Maine Perspective, Maine Restaurants, recipe, Recipes, The Lost Kitchen, Waldoboro
Floral decor, fabulous cheeses, great food, cocktails and service at the Lost Kitchen, Belfast. Sustainable, seasonal and creative. These three words embody my dining experience at Belfast’s Lost Kitchen.
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Posted by Laura Cabot in beef and vegetable soup, Curtis Meats, Food and Drink, Laura Cabot Catering, Local Ingredients, Maine Chefs, Maine Perspective, recipe, Recipes, soup bone soup, Waldoboro
A recipe for soup? I rarely use one…but, I can make one up. Curtis Meats in Warren has the nicest, meatiest beef soup bones around. And when it’s raining or chilly, this is a nice way to warm up the kitchen and your tummy!
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Almost custard-like in texture, this tres leche cake is dense, moist, and delicious. I give mine a whipped cream topping.
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Posted by Laura Cabot in breaded sirloin, Food and Drink, Food Traditions, Laura Cabot Catering, Local Ingredients, Maine Chefs, Maine Perspective, Milanesas, Milanese, recipe, Recipes, Travel, Waldoboro
In Argentina, they have a style of cooking beef and other meats called Milanese. A dish prepared in the Milanese style is sometimes pounded and always breaded, something like a chicken fried steak or veal cutlet.
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Posted by Laura Cabot in Blogs & Sites, Entertaining, Food and Drink, holiday recipe, Laura Cabot Catering, Local Ingredients, Maine Chefs, Maine Perspective, Pumpkin Lasagna, recipe, Recipes, Uncategorized, Vegetarian, Waldoboro
Trying to please a mixed crowd this year for the holidays? With my gatherings, there are often a couple vegetarians, a vegan or two, and several gourmands. This recipe for Pumpkin Lasagna will suit everyone but the lactose intolerant.
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Posted by Laura Cabot in Apricot and Tarragon Sables, Around My French Table, Blogs & Sites, cocktail cookies, cookie canapes, CookieBar.com, cookies, Dorie Greenspan, Entertaining, Food & Wine magazine, Food and Drink, Laura Cabot Catering, Maine Chefs, Maine Perspective, pastries, Pierre Herme, recipe, Recipes, sables, Uncategorized, Waldoboro
This recipe for Apricot and Tarragon Sables makes the perfect cocktail cookie!
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