Articles with Tag matching “Sunday Dinner”
Sunday Dinners
Use Herbs with Abandon (with a Little Help from Tom's 5 Herb Tips)
There's no reason not to grow your own fresh herbs and use them generously (with help from Tom's 5 Herb Tips).
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Spring Pea and Farro Soup (+ Tom's 6 Soup Rules)
Soup doesn't have to be fancy, or take all day -- just follow Tom's 6 Soup Rules.
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How to Hustle Spring Along: Grow Your Own Sprouts
When spring is slow to arrive, Tom takes matters into his own hands. (Don't miss his 6 tips for growing sprouts at home.)
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How You're Not Using the Best Part of a Sunday Roast
The best part of a roast chicken (or beef or pork) dinner? Meet pan juice jelly -- and 5 ways to use it.
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Apples of the Earth (+ Tom's 9 Potato-Wrangling Tips)
Tom gives us the tools to never make (or eat) a lackluster potato again.
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Stuffed Turkey Breast Marsala (or Poor Man's Veal)
Tom shows us how he carves a whole turkey breast into three separate dinners, starting with Stuffed Turkey Breast Marsala.
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Flattery Will Get You Everywhere
Sunday Dinners comes to us from our own chef/photojournalist/farmer/father figure Tom Hirschfeld, featuring his stunning photography and Indiana farmhouse family meals.
Today: Tom makes ribs, but not because of football. (Don't miss Tom's 5 rib tips).
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Sunday Dinners
The Comfort of an Old Standby
Tom fancies himself French, and makes Poule au Pot for dinner.
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The No-Fail Potato Gratin
When it comes to Holiday Survival Recipes, we knew we could count on Tom for our No-Fail Potato Side.
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For Occasional Use Only
This is the nineteenth installment of Sunday Dinners, a biweekly column from our own Tom Hirschfeld featuring his gorgeous photography, stunning Indiana farm, and mouthwatering family meals.
Today: Tom ponders both his sanity and his broken stove, with a Sunday dinner menu of Chicken and Tofu with Celery and Cashews, White Rice, Sort of Jiro-Style, and FrancesRenHuang's Sichuan Dry-Fried Green Beans.
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