A New Way to Dinner, co-authored by Food52's founders Amanda Hesser and Merrill Stubbs, is an indispensable playbook for stress-free meal-planning (hint: cook foundational dishes on the weekend and mix and match ‘em through the week).
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tigerwoman
June 15, 2010
your photo with the multigrain bread from elis (now available at NYC costcos) brought back memories of our yuppie gourmet sandwich shop days in midtown @ Paradise Catering and Cafe
we used that exact( delicious ) bread with fresh avocado slices, alpha sprouts and cheddar cheese for our #13 sandwich - yummy cold or pressed/grilled.
thanks for a trip down memory lane.
ate some ripe avocado with my salad for dinner tonight,
hass avocados are plentiful and cheap at our local produce markets these days.
we used that exact( delicious ) bread with fresh avocado slices, alpha sprouts and cheddar cheese for our #13 sandwich - yummy cold or pressed/grilled.
thanks for a trip down memory lane.
ate some ripe avocado with my salad for dinner tonight,
hass avocados are plentiful and cheap at our local produce markets these days.
Amanda H.
June 15, 2010
It's great bread -- makes delicious toast. Merrill also likes to toast it and top it with fresh ricotta and a pinch of salt.
lapadia
June 11, 2010
During my childhood years, our California relatives always sent a crate of avocados; one way they were used up was to smash one or two with a little lemon, salt, pepper and garlic, and spread on bread crusty Italian bread…yum, such a treat. Haven’t had that for a while, nor have I tried with a bit of Dijon or mayo, hmmm, think I will have to revisit my childhood avocado treat…Thanks!
Allison C.
June 11, 2010
Thanks for the not-really-recipe recipes, Amanda. I think I've figured out tomorrow's menu now. Cheers to the ginger beer as well.
WinnieAb
June 11, 2010
Have you had the Alton Brown-inspired sandwich with mashed avocado and sardines? If you like sardines (or at least appreciate how good they are for you), it's pretty tasty...love radishes with butter and salt btw!
Allison C.
June 11, 2010
Wish I could get past the sardines. I know they are so good for you. Only way I can eat them is if they're super-fresh, and I'm sitting seaside at an outdoor cafe somewhere in, say, Portugal. Otherwise, there's just no hope. But the avocado and radishes--they're mine any day.
mtrelaun
June 11, 2010
Have you been to Café Gitane on Mott? Their rendition of avocado toast is very similar, and comes topped with red pepper flakes. Delish!
Allison C.
June 11, 2010
Oh, my goodness--haven't been to Gitane in ages, but used to go regularly. Don't remember the avocado toast w/red pepper flakes, but now I know I'll have to go back. Thanks for the reminder.
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