The big game Sunday is almost here…so what are you serving? How about an incredible Fennel and Garlic Roasted Pork, slow roasted to fork-tender, then piled high on ciabatta rolls? This slow roasted, “porchetta-like” recipe is a little jewel for a game day or any casual event, and comes with a lighter version as well: the Bijouxs take on an Italian marketplace classic. Continue reading Fennel & Garlic Roasted Pork
The simple Bijouxs of harnessing the summer sunshine in winter: Date, Fig and Balsamic Conserve. This rich, sweet-tart conserve is somewhere between a jam and a condiment, enhancing foods both the savory and sweet, a Bijouxs for the winter season. Continue reading Date, Fig & Balsamic Conserve
It’s 2011 the beginning of a New Year and time to start at the beginning for Bijouxs Basics. The #1 Bijouxs Basics kitchen equipment nomination goes to the humble cast iron skillet, it can handle almost any cooking task, it’s steady and sure – a Bijouxs you can count for a lifetime. Continue reading Bijouxs Basics: Cast Iron Skillet
Guess who’s coming to visit? The holidays are here, friends are dropping by and it’s great to embrace spontaneity, especially when you have a roll of Bijouxs Cheese Biscuits ready to slice and bake; handmade Bijouxs for hungry guests.
Long ago and far away we lived in a magical blue house. There, a secret garden contained a glass orchid house and a giant persimmon tree. It was there and then that I learned to make Persimmon Pudding, a holiday Bijouxs from Christmas past.
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