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Dinner With TCR! January 19, 2009

Posted by littlebangtheory in Dinner with TCR.
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Tonight, fresh raviolis of goat cheese and roasted tomatoes, but rather than employing four quarts of boiling water to prepare them, I simmered them in one quart of organic chicken broth, and not a drop got poured off or strained away.

They made a hearty bed for the greens I topped them with, rainbow chard and Too Much Garlic®, sautéed ’till a little browned:

chard-on-raviolis

‘Twas guuud!

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1. Kvatch - January 19, 2009

OK, I’ll bite… What’s the proper way to prepare chard? I suppose you need to do something to remove some of the bitterness, but I don’t know what?

2. pidomon - January 19, 2009

dude you rule on the food photo essay! (and other things of course!)

3. kkryno - January 19, 2009

Is there really such a thing as Too Much Garlic?! 😉

4. kkryno - January 19, 2009

BTW; it looks splendid!

5. Sylvia Kirkwood - January 19, 2009

I’ve been wondering when you were going to feed me again! Oh, it looks divine and I’m drooling on my keyboard!

6. sherry - January 20, 2009

oh god, you do know how to drive people crazy!!!

7. littlebangtheory - January 20, 2009

Sherry, it’s just one of the techniques in my repertoire! 😉

Vikki, the answer is “NO!”

Kvatch, chard isn’t bitter (like, say, broccoli rabe or mustard greens,) but rather nearly sweet, which I augment by lightly browning the garlic, sort-of caramelizing it. A splash of tamari, maybe a spritz of sesame oil, and it’s good to go!

Steve, Sylvia, sorry to keep you waiting, but I’ve been in cold-can-o-soup mode, and I took the liberty of sparing you the gory details.

8. Tengrain - January 21, 2009

I did a polenta with a ragout of wild mushrooms and thyme tonight. Garlic was featured – I don’t know how to cook without it.

Regards,

Tengrain

9. littlebangtheory - January 21, 2009

Ten, sounds excellent – now you got me jonesin’ for polenta!

10. Jane R - January 21, 2009

I just dedicated a foodie post to you. 🙂


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