Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Carmela Soprano's Polpettone - Meatloaf, Italian Style
Some folks like something different for Valentine’s Day.
And some folks like something familiar, basic comfort food.
And, wouldn’t you know it, these folks usually end up marrying each other.
And, wouldn’t you know it, they have to celebrate Valentine’s Day together.
I've got just the thing in Entertaining with the Sopranos.
Carmela has a meatloaf recipe, Polpettone.
Really, this recipe
Labels:
Carmela Soprano,
meat recipe
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Carmela Soprano's Spaghetti with Red Clam Sauce
The Valentine wish with the picture of the puppy reminded me of the dogs in Disney’s cartoon Lady and the Tramp.
Remember the scene in the restaurant?
The one where they shared a plate of spaghetti to the tune Bella Notte?
Not a bad way to celebrate St. Valentine’s Day.
If you’re craving an Italian dinner but it’s too late to make a reservation in the local Italian restaurant - or you just
Labels:
Carmela Soprano,
pasta recipe,
sauce recipe,
seafood recipe
Friday, February 7, 2014
Wishing you a day filled with all you hold dear…
Wishing You a Happy Valentine’s Day!
Life is never measured
by the years you have lived,
but by the love you have shared,
and the people whose hearts you have touched.
Thank you for visiting!!
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Carmela Soprano's Chocolate Fudge Sheet Cake
Valentine’s Day is coming.
Some folks celebrate by going out.
Some folks celebrate by staying home.
To each his - or her - own.
We’ll most likely be staying home.
And that’s where a really good cake recipe comes in handy.
Back in July, 2010 I mentioned the recipe for Carmela Soprano's Chocolate Fudge Sheet Cake.
I gave the ingredients for the frosting, but not for the cake itself.
Labels:
cake recipe,
Carmela Soprano,
frosting recipe
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Do you know who I am? by Margaret Ullrich
This has been a brutally cold winter just about everywhere.
Most of our friends have been staying in and catching up on chores.
We’ll be free to do a lot of socializing once it gets warmer.
If that ever happens.
I’ve just thrown out another whole cartload of recyclables.
Things collect when you've lived in a house for almost 26 years.
It's funny but things that once seemed so important,
Labels:
Being 63,
Feng Shui,
holidays,
Margaret Ullrich
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Carmela Soprano's Prosciutto Bread / Glazing Bread Loaves
Along with homemade soups, fresh breads are great during a long cold winter.
Homemade breads are hot, soft and smell delicious.
And the heat from the oven doesn’t hurt.
It’s better than a portable heater, so making bread is a two-fer.
Sometimes I had trouble believing what I read in Entertaining with the Sopranos.
I can picture Carmela baking bread.
Sure, there are all sorts of ‘buy and
Labels:
bread recipe,
Carmela Soprano,
meat recipe
Monday, January 27, 2014
Carmela Soprano's Chicken Paillards with Tomato-Olive Salad / Chinese New Year Traditions for the Year of the Horse
January 31 is Chinese New Year - Kung Hei Fat Choy!
It will be the Year of the Horse, so there will be surprises in adventure and romance.
Chinese New Year runs for 15 days, ending on the full moon.
Homes are cleaned before the beginning of the new year.
So you’ve got a few days to get ready.
And put away all cleaning equipment before New Year's Eve because good fortune may be swept away
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