Index of Recipes within Blog Posts
Main Dishes
- Bengali fish curry (Indian-style)
- bacon-wrapped chicken logs
- barbecued butterflied chicken (with Pandan leaf, ginger, garlic, green onions stuffed under the skin – served on rice and garnished with fresh chili sauce)
- butter chicken (Indian-style)
- Chettinad pork or chicken (Indian-style)
- chicken enchiladas with red mole (based on a recipe in SAVEUR Magazine)
- chicken livers – twice fried
- chili chicken (Chinese/Indian-style)
- claypot chicken (chicken baked in white wine, rosemary, oil-cured black olives)
- hoisin chicken (or pork) & peanuts (Chinese-style stirfry)
- jaggery chicken (Indian-style)
- lemongrass chicken on Vermicelli Noodles (Vietnamese-style)
- marmalade rosemary chicken
- Nigella’s chicken (based on Nigella Lawson’s “Tagliatelle with Chicken from the Venetian Ghetto”)
- corn and potato chowder (made with barbecued corn on the cob)
- duck a l’orange
- Eggs Fauxrentine (hard boiled eggs with bacon, radish greens and hollandaise on toasted multigrain bread)
- goulash (based on a recipe in SAVEUR Magazine)
- hickory smoked pork (marinade: ale/thyme/pepper) with caramelized onion gravy
- hickory smoked pork with beer sauce
- moules Mariniere (mussells poached in wine)
- omelette: Green Garlic
- omelette: Swiss chard
- pasta with ham, peas and mint in optional cream sauce
- pork chops, peaches and garlic on a bed of couscous
- Puy lentils with sausage (based on Laura Calder’s “Sausage and Lentils”)
- quasi Reuben sandwich (made with ham instead of beef)
- quiche: dried mushroom, ham, onion and 2 cheeses
- rogan josh (Indian-style stew made with pork(!) instead of lamb or goat)
- sole piccata (sole with browned butter and capers)
- tourtiere (meat pie)
Vegetarian (or easily translated into vegetarian)
- aloo chops (Indian-style potato pancakes)
- chura (Indian-style flattened rice with peas and peanuts)
- chura (Indian-style flattened rice puffed in hot oil and salted)
- hummus
- eggplant with mint (goes fabulously with Persian Rice OR falafel)
- felafel (falafel??) (includes recipes for tahini and goat’s cheese sauces as well as red cabbage salad)
- fettucine Alfredo (includes recipe for fresh pasta)
- fried rice with mushrooms, peas, egg and sesame oil (omit ham and fry tofu to make this vegetarian)
FrenchCanadian onion soup (use vegetable stock instead of chicken stock to make this vegetarian)- Gnocchi: spinach
- lasagne: pepper squash and sage with walnuts, cheese and onions (use vegetable stock instead of chicken stock to make this vegetarian)
- lentils and rice: mjdarra (middle-eastern)
- manicotti stuffed with spinach and ricotta (includes how to make fresh pasta; ricotta and sauce with fresh tomatoes)
- mushroom ravioli (includes how to make fresh pasta; use vegetable stock instead of chicken stock to make this vegetarian)
- nettles on fresh pasta with cream sauce
- omelette: red pepper spaghettini
- omelette: moringa leaf
- omelette: radish leaf
- pasta with asparagus, toasted pinenuts, caramelized onion, grainy mustard and goat cheese
- pierogies (recipes for dough as well as potatoes and cheese stuffing)
- penne with beets, pecans and apricots (use vegetable stock instead of chicken stock to make this vegetarian)
- penne with oven roasted sweet potato, pecans and goat’s cheese
- refried beans casserole
- ricotta leek pie (includes how to make ricotta and puff pastry)
- shepherd’s pie (made with dried beans instead of meat)
- Skyliner chili 5-way, of course (spaghettini, chili, cheese, onions, crackers and omit the meat from the chili)
- soup: chickpea with harissa and croutons
- soup: hamhock and bean
- soup: leek and potato
- soup: Mushroom with Hazelnut Pistou
- spaghettini with grilled shrimps in Pernod
- spaghettini with sage and oven-roasted sweet potato
- tart: prune blue cheese (includes recipe for pastry made with butter; works wonderfully as a starter)
- tarts: prune blue cheese (revised) (includes recipe for pastry made with butter and whole wheat flour; works wonderfully as a starter)
- vegetarian burgers (made from dried beans)
- using dried beans
Pasta and Noodles
- fettucine Alfredo (includes recipe for fresh pasta)
- Fettucine: Nigella’s chicken (based on Nigella Lawson’s “Tagliatelle with Chicken from the Venetian Ghetto”)
- Gnocchi: spinach and potato
- lasagne: pepper squash and sage with walnuts, cheese and onions (use vegetable stock instead of chicken stock to make this vegetarian)
- manicotti – pasta stuffed with spinach and ricotta (includes how to make fresh pasta; ricotta and sauce with fresh tomatoes)
- manicotti – crepes stuffed with spinach and ricotta (includes how to make crepes)
- mushroom ravioli (includes how to make fresh pasta; use vegetable stock instead of chicken stock to make this vegetarian)
- nettles on fresh pasta with cream sauce
- risotto: asparagus
- risotto: mushrooom
- pasta with asparagus, toasted pinenuts, caramelized onion, grainy mustard and goat cheese
- pasta with ham, peas and mint in optional cream sauce (includes recipe for red wine pasta)
- pasta with wild leeks (with fresh egg noodles)
- penne with beets, pecans and apricots (use vegetable stock instead of chicken stock to make this vegetarian)
- penne with fried peppers and bread crumbs
- penne with oven roasted sweet potato, pecans and goat’s cheese
- penne with radish leaves and broccoli (and whatever else was in the fridge)
- Skyliner chili our version of “Skyline” chili, 5-way of course (spaghettini, chili, cheese, onions, crackers)
- spaghettini with blackened chilis, rapini and sausage (or broccoli and ham instead of rapini and sausage) “our favourite”
- spaghettini with chicken livers and broccoli
- spaghettini with grilled shrimps in Pernod
- spaghettini with sage and oven-roasted sweet potato
- vermicelli with lemongrass chicken (Vietnamese-style)
Vegetables and Salads
- asparagus (Chinese-style stir-fried with black bean peanut chili sauce)
- asparagus risotto
- asparagus, steamed
- asparagus, steamed and drizzled with melted butter and lemon juice
- asparagus, steamed and served with eggs on toast and smothered in cheese sauce
- asparagus for Eggs Fauxrentine (eggs with asparagus and ham on toast smothered in Hollandaise sauce)
- asparagus and baby red onions (grilled in a barbecue wok)
- Balsamic onions (based on Barefoot Contessa Ina Garten’s recipe)
- beans: chickpea soup with harissa and croutons (based on the recipe for lablabi in “Mediterranean Street Food” by Anissa Helou)
- beans: fuhl (made with dried kidney and romano beans and tahini; fuhl can be made with any dried bean)
- beans: hummus (made with chickpeas, aka garbanzo beans)
- beet chips and spiced dip
- beet cakes (savoury); aka beet fritters
- beets: pickled
- beet tops with dill and mustard seeds
- beets with capers
- beets and turnip with fennel and mustard seeds
- beet and horseradish salad
- bindi (Indian-style okra)
- broccoli with black bean sauce (Chinese-style)
- broccoli stirfry (Chinese-style with ginger and garlic)
- broccoli with garlic and anchovies
- Brussels sprouts sautéed in butter with caramelized garlic and bread crumbs
- Brussels sprout leaves sautéed with bacon and garlic (based on a Laura Calder recipe)
- cabbage: stir-fried with ginger and coconut Indian-style
- cabbage: red cabbage raita
- cauliflower: aloo gobi (Indian-style potato and cauliflower)
- cauliflower au gratin
- cauliflower stifado-ish (Greek-style cauliflower)
- chickpeas curry aka chole, chenna dahl
- chickpeas: awsh (Persian soup/stew)
- corn cakes; aka fritters (made with fresh corn)
- corn on the cob with lime and garam masala (Indian-style barbecued corn)
- dandelion greens (warm vinaigrette)
- fenugreek greens: aloo methi (Indian-style potatoes and fenugreek leaves)
- green beans: aloo posta with green beans (Indian-style potato, white poppy seeds and green beans)
- green bean casserole
- kale: bubbly squeak (kale and potatoes; based on the Two Fat Ladies’ recipe for “Bubble and Squeak”)
- mushrooms, oil infused based on the recipe for Xiang Gu You (Mushroom Infused Oil) in SAVEUR magazine, Issue #140
- mushrooms, stuffed with onions, butternut squash, oven-dried tomato, cheese, fresh herbs
- onion rings (using wild yeast starter leftovers)
- pakora (fried battered vegetables – batter made with chickpea flour)
- potatoes: lemon oregano potatoes (Greek-style)
- potatoes, peppers and rapini on the barbecue
- potatoes: mandolined and fried (hash browns, latkes, potato pancakes, rosti)
- potatoes; filling for samosas (peas and potatoes curry; includes outer dough recipe)
- pumpkin: baked
- salad with bacon wrapped goat’s cheese
- salad with warm dressing
(salad made with spinach, dried cranberries, red onion, blue cheese, homemade croutons) - salad: beet (grated raw beets)
- salad: beet and horseradish (grated raw beets and fresh horseradish)
- salad: orange, red onion, fennel (with mint and chilli flakes)
- salad: oyster mushrooms and red peppers on water cress (with thyme and a simple vinaigrette)
- salad: pears, pinenuts, red leaf lettuce (with shaved Ilha Branca, a parmesan-like cheese)
- salad: red cabbage
- salad: sausage, goat’s cheese and potatoes
- spinach: palak paneer (with Indian flavours, but salting the spinach first to “cook” it)
- sweet potatoes, oven-roasted
- Zucchini Fritters (based on Laura Calder’s Crispy Courgette Fritters, aka Zucchini Rosti)
Sides, Condiments, Sauces and Spice Mixes
- apricot preserves (oven-roasted apricots)
- barbecue sauce: coffee
- barbecue sauce: morita
- black bean chili sauce
- chili paste (Indian condiment for hard-boiled eggs)
- chilli sauce (made with fresh red cayenne chillies, ginger and schmaltz)
- chocolate morita gravy (for roast chicken)
- chutney: coconut (essential to go with dosa)
- chutney: pear (very good with dosa, roasted meats, tourtiere, cheese….)
- chutney: tomato (sweet)
- couscous with preserved lemon
- dates stuffed with pecans and wrapped in bacon
- dosa Indian-style crepe made with dahl
- eggplant with mint (goes fabulously with Persian Rice OR falafel)
- fried apples (ideal with grilled or fried chops)
- garam masala (Indian spice mix)
- goat’s cheese sauce (ideal with felafel)
- guacamole (without tomato)
- harissa (Middle Eastern condiment made with cayenne pepper, cumin, caraway, coriander seed, salt, garlic, and olive oil)
- herbed radish butter
- Hollandaise sauce
- jam: apricot (based on “Apricot Lekvar” in ‘Baking with Julia’)
- jam: apricot or plum with NO added Pectin
- jerk sauce (yes, it’s hot!)
- Madeira sauce
- marmalade: blood orange and black pepper
- marmalade: Seville orange
- mint/coriander chutney (Indian-style made with fresh mint, coriander leaf (cilantro), green chilli)
- mole: pecan/cashew (made with pecans, cashews, dried shrimp, plantain and ZERO chocolate)
- mushroom sauce
- onion pilau (Indian-style rice)
- peach preserves
- peanut chili sauce
- pears: oven-dried
- pickled carrots and onions (Indian-style same-day)
- pickled beets
- pistou: hazelnut and parsley
- pizza sauce (made with fresh tomatoes)
- preserved artichoke hearts
- preserved lemons (based on a Patricia Wells’ recipe in “At Home in Provence”)
- prune blue cheese tart (includes recipe for pastry made with butter)
- puliyinji (Indian-style Tamarind Ginger Chutney)
- risotto: asparagus
- risotto: mushrooom
- salad dressing: balsamic vinaigrette and bacon for red leaf lettuce salad (or any other leafy salad)
- salad dressing: blue cheese and mayonnaise; ideal for carrot sticks and julienned zucchini on “Pub Night” OR artichokes
- salsa: roasted corn
- salsa: tomatillo
- Smarties dressing (stuffing) for roast chicken
- spinach artichoke goat cheese spread
- spice mix: dukka (Middle Eastern mixture with thyme and hazelnuts)
- spice mix: fennel seed Spice Rub #4
- spice mix: Ras el Hanout (North African spice mix)
- spice mix: za’tar (Middle Eastern mixture with thyme and sumac)
- spice rub: old bay seasoning
- tahini sauce
- tarragon cream sauce (made with milk rather than cream)
- toasted coconut and peanuts (ideal with rice and South Indian-style fish curry)
- tomato sauce with olives & capers
Bread, Quick Bread and Muffins
Savoury
- baguettes
- baguettes with malt (shaped like dragons’ tails)
- bagels (1st attempt)
- “real” bagels (made with strong flour and parboiled in malted water before being baked)
- bagels – Beranbaum’s from “The Bread Bible”
- bialys: onion and poppy seed
- bread: biscotti picanti (savoury)
- bread: caraway rye
- bread: cinnamon raisin oatmeal
- bread: coccodrillo (aka crocodile bread) based on a recipe in “The Italian Baker”
- bread: corn yeasted, based on a recipe in “Sundays At Moosewood Restaurant”
- Croissants and Pain au Chocolat
- bread: couronne – pain de compagne
- bread: Cuban Bread (based on a recipe by Bernard Clayton)
- bread: Easy Little Bread (No-knead BBB bread)
- bread: Ensaimadas (Majorcan Rolls)
- bread: “fish soup” (whole wheat, all-purpose and rye flours, based on a recipe in “The Italian Baker” by Carol Field)
- bread: focaccia with onion (based on a recipe in “Piano, Piano, Pieno” by Susan McKenna Grant)
- bread: fougasse (BBB, October 2011)
- bread: fougasse with grapes, onions and blue cheese (and rosemary too)
- bread: fougasse with olives (BBB, October 2011)
- bread: fougasse with poppy seeds (BBB, October 2011)
- bread: Garlic (BBB, April 2011)
- bread: Italian knot (BBB, May 2009)
- bread: Julia Child’s French Bread (BBB, August 2012)
- bread: Kutma: Sorghum Bread
- bread: molasses fennel rye (BBB September 2012)
- bread: multigrain (seeds, corn, rolled oats, oat groats, oat bran, buckwheat, rye and wheat flours)
- bread: Nan e Barbari (Persian Flatbread) (BBB June 2013)
- bread: naan yeasted Indian flatbread topped with kalonji (nigella seeds)
- bread: oatmeal twists (BBB)
- bread: Pane Bianco with Pesto, Sun-dried Tomatoes and Cheese (BBB)
- bread: pear (sugar pears, rye, wholewheat and allpurpose flours, ground flaxseed)
- bread: pita (wholewheat pita baked on the barbecue)
- bread: poppy seed
- bread: Portuguese corn bread (yeasted)
- bread: seed and grain (based on multigrain bread above)
- bread: semolina fennel seed with currants and pinenuts
- bread: sesame rings – ka’kat
- bread: sesame twisted rings
- bread: spelt bread BBB January 2011
- bread: spelt bread (whipped) BBB May 2013
- bread: sprouted wheat (flourless)
- bread: stromboli (BBB, May 2011)
- bread: Swedish Rye with orange zest, caraway and aniseed (BBB, March 2012)
- bread: Tortano based on the recipe for ‘Royal Crown’s Tortano’ in “Artisan Baking Across America” by Maggie Glezer (BBB)
- bread/rolls: Assyrian Spinach Pies (BBB)
- bread/rolls: Chinese Steamed Flower Rolls (BBB)
- bread/rolls: Kaiser Rolls and Vienna Bread (my version is ersatz because I’ve added whole wheat flour; use white flour only to make them closer to the real thing….)
- breadsticks: grissini (perfect as ghoulish fingers for Hallowe’en)
- buns: Jalapeno Cheddar
- buns: Pocketbook Rolls (BBB)
- crackers: fennel seed Pernod (based on Susan’s (wildyeastblog.com) recipe for Tortas de Aceite)
- crackers: Don’s health biscuits (made with rolled oats)
- flatbread (rescuing foccacia dough that didn’t rise)
- flatbread: farinata/socca
- flatbread: green onion cake
- flatbread: roti jala (Malaysian coconut milk crepes)
- hamburger buns topped with sesame seeds
- hamburger buns (baked in the barbecue)
- hamburger buns (based on Williams-Sonoma recipe and baked in the barbecue)
- paratha (Indian-style fried flatbread)
- pita (and how to bake it in the BBQ)
- pita chips
- quickbread; muffins: banana cranberry bran stuffed with cream cheese and grape jam
- quickbread; muffins: banana strawberry
- quickbread; muffins: bran with prune filling
- quickbread; muffins: cornmeal chilli cheese
- quickbread; muffins: cornmeal with grapes and green chillies
- quickbread; muffins: cranberry cornmeal
- quickbread: gluten-free corn bread (made with cornmeal and chickpea flour)
- quickbread: sweet potato corn
- quickbread; muffins: pumpkin bran
- quickbread; muffins: spinach and cheese
- quickbread: Beer, Onion and Fontina
- quickbread: cheese pinwheels
- quickbread: Herbed Irish Soda Bread made with buttermilk (BBB June 2011)
- quickbread: scones
- quickbread: yeasted baking powder biscuits
- rolls: fantans
- raw bannock cheese pinwheels
- samosas (filling: peas and potatoes curry)
- Soft Pretzels (BBB)
Wild Yeast (sourdough)
- crackers (made with sesame, poppy and flax seeds and left-overs from feeding wild yeast)
- crackers: faux Stowe (made with flax seeds, pepitas, rosemary, pecans and left-overs from feeding wild yeast)
- onion rings (using wild yeast starter leftovers)
- semi-wild bread
- semi-wild challah
- semi-wild bagels
- wild bread (based the recipe for basic sourdough in “Piano Piano Pieno” by Susan McKenna Grant)
- wild bread with rye and caraway seeds
- wild bread with rye and sesame seeds (Occhi di Santa Lucia shape)
- wild bread with malt
- wild bread with olives
- wild bread with walnuts and raisins
Sweet
- bread: apricot roll
- bread/buns: buttermilk cluster
- bread: brioche and gateau a la creme (BBB March 2013)
- bread/rolls: Finnish cardamom bread (Pulla)
- bread: sweet Portuguese
- buns: banana cinnamon buns (Turn this into a Russian Braid)
- buns: cinnamon buns (based on University of Alberta Tuck Shop Buns)
- buns: Hot cross cardamom buns (shaped like birds and bunnies)
- buns: Hot cross cardamom buns revisited (shaped like birds and bunnies)
- buns: jam fantans (A Bread Baking Babes Project)
- cornucopia (decorative dough – all edible)
- challah (semi-wild)
- festive braid (challah-like egg bread)
Cakes & Desserts
- brownies: black bean (gluten-free, using baking chocolate)
- Laura’s variation of black bean brownies (gluten-free, using cocoa)
- cake: beet (or substitute carrots to make carrot cake)
- cake: Boston cream pie
- cake: cheese (New York style cheesecake with sour cream topping)
- cake: miracle (chocolate)
- cake: Apple/Cranberry Kuchen (A Bread Baking Babes Project)
- cake: Streusel Potato Coffee Cake (A Bread Baking Babes Project)
- cherries, stewed (great alone, or on ice cream)
- cream cheese icing
- cream cheese topping (ideal with fresh strawberries)
- faux clotted cream (made with goat’s cheese and yoghurt – great with scones)
- goodies: food for the gods
- goodies: ginger cookies
- goodies: shortbread (Scottish-style)
- goodies: cheese cookies (savoury)
- goodies: chocolate chip cookies
- ice cream: beet (dessert)
- ice cream: dulce de leche
- ice cream: lime
- ice cream: mango
- ice cream: strawberry
- ice cream: sweet cream
- icing: chocolate cream cheese
- mincemeat (using butter rather than suet)
- mishti doi (Indian-style sweet yoghurt)
- pastry
- pecan brittle
- pie: apple (includes recipe for pastry made with olive oil)
- pie: apple (includes recipe for pastry made with shortening)
- pie: apple with rosemary (includes recipe for pastry made with lard)
- pie: grape (includes recipe for pastry made with lard)
- pie: lemon (includes recipe for pastry made with lard)
- pie: plum (includes recipe for pastry made with lard)
- pie: rhubarb (includes recipe for pastry made with vegetable shortening)
- pie: rhubarb revisited (includes recipe for pastry made with lard)
- pie: strawberry (or any berry) (includes recipe for pastry made with butter and shortening)
- cake: pumpkin roll
- red chili syrup (for ice cream)
- cake: strawberry short cake (biscuits) with fresh strawberries and whipped cream
- stollen (includes how to candy lemon and orange peel)
- strawberries with sweet creamy cream cheese topping (fresh strawberries with balsamic vinegar and black pepper)
- strudel: cherry (based on a recipe in SAVEUR magazine)
- strudel: peach
- tarts: butter tarts
- tarts: apple (based on “Tartelettes aux Pommes Lionel Poilâne” in The Paris Cookbook by Patricia Wells)
- tarts: apple (based on “Trattoria Giancarlo’s Apple Crostatas” featured in the Toronto Star’s Chef’s Showcase)
- tarts: apple goat cheese lavender (could work as a starter as well as for dessert)
- tart: prune blue cheese (includes recipe for pastry made with butter; works wonderfully as a starter)
- tarts: prune blue cheese (revised) (includes recipe for pastry made with butter and whole wheat flour; works wonderfully as a starter)
- wine poached pears with goat’s cheese
Techniques
- how to bake hamburger buns in the barbecue
- how to bake a Hallowe’en pumpkin
- how to barbecue corn on the cob
- how to convert a recipe for wild yeast to one with domestic yeast
- how to capture wild yeast (based on Susan McKenna Grant’s method)
- how to bake flatbread (naan, pita) on the barbecue
- how to “cook” spinach with salt
- how to crisp up papadam
- how to infuse milk for béchamel sauce
- how to knead slack dough by hand
- how to make a 6 strand braid
- how to make a Russian Braid
- how to make bacon
- how to make candied peel
- how to make gelatine topping for pâté
- how to make granola
- how to make puff pastry
- how to make ricotta cheese
- how to make fresh egg pasta
- how to make yoghurt
- how to process jams and pickles
- how to trim asparagus
- what I think is essential equipment for bread baking
- Yeast Conversions (equivalents for active dry, instant and fresh)
- javascript yeast measurement converter (convert measurements from fresh to active dry yeast)
edited to add new recipe(s): 13, 19 May, 4, 10, 28 June, 3, 8, 19 Aug, 20 September, 6, 7, 20, 31 October, 3 November, 8, 15, 18 December 2009; 7, 27 January, 9, 11, 23 February, 20 March, 8 April, 25 May, 14 June, 13, 15, 27 July, 3, 7, 17 August, 11, 22 September, 3, 16 October 2010; 10, 17 January, 11 February, 7, 22 June, 16 July, 19, 29 September 2011, 2, 16 January, 1, 7 February, 14, 15, 19 March, 21 June, 16 July, 15 August, 14, 26 September, 16 November, 19 December 2012, 12 February, 16, 26 March, 2, 16 April, 4, 16 May 2013




