by Nancy Gerlach, R.D., Food Editor Emeritus Recipes: Mongolian Asian Noodle SaladCuban Beans and RiceGreen Chile Artichoke Hearts and PastaThree-Chile Tamale PieDal Curry Vegetarianism was once thought to be a fad by most people, but no more. There are an increasing number of people are giving up meat and not just for religious or spiritual reasons. Research has shown a …
‘Bamacue
by Paul Ross Alabama Barbecue, c. 1890s Photograph by Mary Morgan Keipp (1875-1961) of Selma. Keipp was known internationally for her documentation of rural African American life in the Black Belt around the turn of the twentieth century. Courtesy: Encyclopedia of Alabama. Recipes: Almost Dreamland’s BBQ Sauce Big Bob Gibson’s Hickory-Smoked Chicken with White Sauce Almost …
Rick Browne’s HOLY GRAIL of Barbecue
By Rick Browne, Ph.B. “It’s the sauce, man, it’s the sauce!” Recipes: Dracula’s Blood Orange Sauce Key West Citrus Sauce Beer Butte Ranch Sauce Horsey Sauce With a Bite Catfish BBQ Sauce (Marinade) Ah, the essence of barbecue. The glorious thickened liquid (sometimes not-so-thickened) that we gleefully baste, mop and slop with. The delicious mixture we dip, dab and dribble …
Rick Browne’s Plankin’ It
Barbecuing on a Wooden Board By Rick Browne, Ph.B. Grillin’ University Professor at Large Recipes Prawns in Orange-Ginger Sauce Louisiana Blues Grilled Lobster BBQ Baked Feta Prawns La Barraca Mussels Grilled Swordfish Steaks Okay, so you want to impress your next barbecue party? Wanna watch their mouths drop open and stay there when you serve up …
The Oz Mex Movement
By John Boland Byron Bay, New South Wales Recipes: Asian Quesadillas Toasted Turkish Tortas Byron Bay Chilli Fish Tacos Lebanese Outback Burrito Smokin’ Chilli Mullumbimby Twenty or thirty years ago in Australia, “meat and three veg” was the standard dinner formula. As far as condiments–tomato sauce (ketchup) was king. But since then there’s been a …