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No Apologies Necessary When a Dish Goes Awry
I made it for a dinner party. Instead of a culinary masterpiece, I was left with a soupy pot of pale duck bobbing under a slick of its own liquefied fat.
Had the same thing happened to me today, I would have simply changed the name of the dish to “duck confit with potatoes and olives.” If people were expecting that layer of fat, it wouldn’t have bothered them. Or if I wanted to get fancy, I could translate the whole thing into French.
But for years, I didn’t realize that was an option. And when I served the duck, which was tasty despite its appearance, I spent a good chunk of the evening explaining, apologizing and generally agonizing over the homely thing. I know I’m not the only one who’s done that. Inundated by food porn in cookbooks and magazines, and on online, and on food TV, a whole generation of home cooks has become caught up in the Cult of Foodie Perfectionism. It’s the desire for perfection, however unconscious, that causes many otherwise practical cooks to think they must recreate entire meals — amuse-bouches to petits fours — from, say, the Alinea cookbook, when one dish would have sufficed. And perfectionism can breed performance anxiety, a cloud hovering over the kitchen counter. Sometimes I wonder if home cooks put so much pressure on themselves that they become reluctant to have friends over for dinner at all.
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Heart Smart recipe: Creamy Confetti Corn Spray a 9-inch quiche pan or pie plate with vegetable oil cooking spray. In a large nonstick skillet, heat margarine over medium heat and cook the green pepper, onion and garlic until slightly tender, about 3 minutes. Add the corn kernels and continue ... |
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A hot brunch dish you can make ahead for the holiday table We like spinach and mushrooms. Create your own combination of ingredients or have your family choose theirs. A quiche dish is not needed for this recipe. Use any pie pan or other casserole dish. And it doesn't even need to be round. ... |
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Turn Your Thanksgiving Leftovers into a New Dish Line a deep pie dish with one of the pie crusts. Combine all ingredients and fill pie pan. Place remaining pie crust on top and crimp along the edges. Cut holes in top to vent. Bake at 400°F for 45 minutes or until golden brown. 4. ... |
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Weight Watchers Holiday Appetizers Place 12 cupcake liners in a cupcake pan. Preheat oven to 375°F. • In a small bowl, combine graham cracker crumbs and butter; mix well. Spoon 1 tablespoon of crumb mixture into bottom of each liner and press down gently; refrigerate until ready to use. ... |
You Are What You Eat: Top 20 “Go To” Items for Every Kitchen
Use this to make your own quiche or pie. 16. Basil Pesto: Find the jar that has the least amount of salt. Add to pasta, as a sauce on pizza, or mix with cream cheese. 17. Salsa & Tomato Paste: Find the brand with the least amount of salt. Add to a pan ...
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