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Houston Food Blogger — Excerpts from Food Writers in Houston
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Excerpts from Food Writers in Houston. Are you a Houston based food blogger? Be sure to drop me a note so I can get you listed. We are looking for people who write recipes as well as those who write about the Houston food scene. Rosemary and the Goat. A Girl In the South. Houston Area Food Writers. Girl Eats World – Houston. Dude Are You Going to Eat That? Houston Area Food Happenings. I Am Never Full. X000B7; Log in.
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Food Craft Talk: May 2010
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Monday, May 10, 2010. Revisiting An Old Friend- Curtido. A couple of weeks ago Leslie, Jack and I made our somewhat bi-weekly pilgrimage to Tony's Mexican Restaurant in Katy. We are well aware of the closer location on Ella near the North Loop, but that location can't hold a candle to the hospitality offered by Ray and Gloria(Tony's sister) out in Katy. I dug through my memory(and recipe archives) and came up with a curtido recipe that captures the best of all worlds. Houston Area Youth Baseball. Life's ...
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H-Town Tacos: Corn Cracker!
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A blog about making and eating tacos in Houston. Wednesday, December 22, 2010. OK, time to start blogging again! This is a recipe for a crispy corn cracker. 1 part corn meal. 1/2 part buter, cut small dice. 1 tbsp. cumin powder. 1 tbsp. salt. 1 cup cold water (as needed). Salt and cumin amounts are given for 4 cups flour. Transfer to a cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees until just crisp. They should not get too dark, if they darken you have overcooked them. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The $7,00...
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H-Town Tacos: October 2009
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A blog about making and eating tacos in Houston. Monday, October 26, 2009. So I stopped into La Michoacana meat market the other day while on my continued quest for goat meat with which to make cabrito. Once again, I was disappointed, but while I was there I noticed that they sell fresh telera. Bread so I decided it was high-time I made my own tortas. And then spread mayonnaise on the top half of the bun. The relish is made by combining sliced jalapenos and corn in a container with water, vinegar, and su...
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H-Town Tacos: April 2011
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A blog about making and eating tacos in Houston. Monday, April 18, 2011. So, today I visited Tortas la Vista for the third time. This is a new torta place that opened up in the old location of the now-defunct Tortas las Llardas. Llardas was never very well received. Tortas La Vista is very well received indeed! That the waitress warned me was " picante. I think Tortas la Vista is a pretty good deal for lunch if you're in the area. The four tacos above cost me a grand total of five dollars and wound u...
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H-Town Tacos: September 2009
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A blog about making and eating tacos in Houston. Tuesday, September 15, 2009. The first tacos I ever ate in my life were prepared by my mother using a pound of ground beef and a package of McCormick's taco seasoning mix. These were served on crispy taco shells with refried beans, lettuce, cheese, and diced tomato. A jar of mild Pace picante sauce was available for the daring! Taco Bell will sell you an inferior version of this right now for around, as I recall, sixty cents. To hear Wikipedia tell it.
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H-Town Tacos: Avocado-Tomatillo Salsa
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A blog about making and eating tacos in Houston. Tuesday, June 28, 2011. The use of a red chile in this recipe helps give the finished salsa a pleasing appearance through the introduction of a contrasting color. 2 lbs avocados, pitted, peeled, and chopped roughly. 2 white onions peeled and sliced lengthways. 2 lbs tomatillos, husks removed, rinsed, and sliced in half crossways. 2 jalapenos, cut lengthwise. 1 fresh cayenne pepper, chopped. 1 bulb garlic, top sliced off. 1 tbsp. oil/fat. Juice of 2 limes.
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H-Town Tacos: December 2009
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A blog about making and eating tacos in Houston. Thursday, December 17, 2009. Back during the brief time I actually cooked for a living, my main duties were making breads and desserts. Here are two recipes that I prepared every day in order to fill the restaurant's complimentary bread baskets. Both would make an excellent addition to your holiday meals, in my humble opinion. 8 tsp Baking soda. 25 oz Sweet potatoes, mashed. Combine ingredients and mix well, until a smooth batter forms. A Paupered Chef Upd...
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H-Town Tacos: November 2009
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A blog about making and eating tacos in Houston. Sunday, November 29, 2009. Oddly enough, I wound up with hardly any Thanksgiving leftovers and found myself, early Friday morning, in an almost apocalyptically empty Food Town #11. They had chicken breasts on special, which worked out really well for me since that's pretty much exactly what I went there to buy, along with everything else I normally get to make slow-cooked chicken tacos. Tacos de Pechuga de Pollo. 2 tbsp. vegetable oil. Juice of 2 limes.
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H-Town Tacos: Corn and Black Bean Salad
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A blog about making and eating tacos in Houston. Thursday, June 30, 2011. Corn and Black Bean Salad. 1 12 oz. sweet corn. 1 155 oz. can black beans. 1 10 oz. can Ro-Tel tomatoes. 2 cups finely chopped onion. 1 bulb garlic, roasted and squeezed like a savory toothpaste. 2 cups chopped cilantro. 3 jalapenos, ribs and seeds removed. Juice of 2 limes. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Corn and Black Bean Salad. Houston Area Food Blogs. Death to Pagination: The New HoustonPress.com is Coming.