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Margaret Pilgrim

Margaret Pilgrim

Okay.    Two of my library requests have come in.   I picked up The Complete Milk Street TV Show Cookbook yesterday.    (Since they each weigh over 4 lbs, I only brought one home.   Will return it and exchange for the second tomorrow.)    I have gone through it, page by page, and found little that I wanted to try.    Ironically, the most interesting ideas were in desserts, a section usually of negligible import to me.

 

In savories, the Trapani Pesto looked worth a go, as did a roasted mushroom pizza with fontina and scallions, which is based on a fontina-parmesan cream.     Will try Taiwanese Flaky scallion pancakes to see if it's better than what I'm now making.    In a few minutes, I will make the French apple cake, using a bag of homegrown Gravensteins I was gifted.    A ricotta Semolina cheesecake sounds worth a try, as does a Stovetop (steamed) chocolate cake.   

 

I admit that my appraisal is colored by my intense dislike for CK and for the pedantic tone of the book.     Others' mileage will probably vary considerably.

Margaret Pilgrim

Margaret Pilgrim

Okay.    Two of my library requests have come in.   I picked up The Complete Mimlk Street TV Show Cookbook yesterday.    (Since they each weigh over 4 lbs, I only brought one home.   Will return it and exchange for the second tomorrow.)    I have gone through it, page by page, and found little that I wanted to try.    Ironically, the most interesting ideas were in desserts, a section usually of negligible import to me.

 

In savories, the Trapani Pesto looked worth a go, as did a roasted mushroom pizza with fontina and scallions, which is based on a fontina-parmesan cream.     Will try Taiwanese Flaky scallion pancakes to see if it's better than what I'm now making.    In a few minutes, I will make the French apple cake, using a bag of homegrown Gravensteins I was gifted.    A ricotta Semolina cheesecake sounds worth a try, as does a Stovetop (steamed) chocolate cake.   

 

I admit that my appraisal is colored by my intense dislike for CK and for the pedantic tone of the book.     Others' mileage will probably vary considerably.

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