The Menu
Brussels Sprout Salad
Open Face Prosciutto and Cheese Sandwiches with Pineapple Salad
Ramekins of Creamed Spinach with Baked Eggs
Cheese
Brussels Sprout Salad
Open Face Prosciutto and Cheese Sandwiches with Pineapple Salad
Ramekins of Creamed Spinach with Baked Eggs
Cheese
The salad - Shredded Brussels sprouts dressed with toasted walnuts, lemon juice, olive oil, and pecarino romano cheese.
The sandwiches - I fried the prosciutto until it was crisp (think of it as super bacon), toasted one side of the bread in the oil from the prosciutto, topped it with gruyere cheese and put under the broiler. The pineapple with some raisins had been marinating overnight in a little rum and honey.
The ramekins - I made a killer creamed spinach from scratch from a Julia Child recipe, put it in the ramekins, put an egg in each one, covered with parmesean cheese and baked.
Cheese - camambert and a kick but gorganzola dulce (young smooth - sooo good)
Pictures (thanks to Agent W):
The sandwiches - I fried the prosciutto until it was crisp (think of it as super bacon), toasted one side of the bread in the oil from the prosciutto, topped it with gruyere cheese and put under the broiler. The pineapple with some raisins had been marinating overnight in a little rum and honey.
The ramekins - I made a killer creamed spinach from scratch from a Julia Child recipe, put it in the ramekins, put an egg in each one, covered with parmesean cheese and baked.
Cheese - camambert and a kick but gorganzola dulce (young smooth - sooo good)
Pictures (thanks to Agent W):
Gaius Derf and Wife watching me cut Brussels Sprouts into fine shreds - a thankless task
Just what the heck are they so smiley about anyway?
Just what the heck are they so smiley about anyway?
My open face sandwiches prior to toasting
Finished sandwiches with pineapple salad
My ramekins just out of the oven
Whatever Gaius Derf and Wife were into evidently I got some too!
8 comments:
Wow! Yum! You need to have your own cooking show.
awww, everyone looks VERY happy - and boozed up. Nice beard, GW!
The spinach and egg combo sounds really interesting. I made JC's creamed spinach a few weeks ago (recipe from Mastering the Art of French cooking) but it ended up tasting mainly of flour. Any idea what I did wrong?
You look like the Cheshire cat in that last photo! Ha-ha-ha-ha.
If I were there, I would be smiling because I was watching the cooking, not doing it myself. I enjoy the details of the recipe however.
SRM - I was actually making it from memory and totally forgot about the flour component. I would say just skip the flour. It seemed great to me without it.
Looks delicious. Think you were wise to wait until friday on that one!
OH YUMM!!!!!
I'm with Bernice-- I'd be smiling because YOU are cooking! :-)
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