Anonymous
06/16/2015 02:43
Subject: Re:I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Cassoulet. That is a project, but I'm not a huge fan of the dish. My choice would be Julia Child's Boeuf Bourguignonne. It seems more complicated than it is because she breaks down each step in painstaking detail. Made correctly, it is spectacular.
Anonymous
06/15/2015 20:29
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
This sounds like a heavenly plan!
Anonymous
06/15/2015 20:02
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Maine lobster pancakes with pea shoot salad and ginger-carrot emulsion
Anonymous
06/15/2015 20:01
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Many many different kinds of Dim Sum.
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:56
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Agree with handmade pasta.
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:47
Subject: Re:I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Authentic spanish tortilla where you fry the potatoes into soft, etc. Makes a great big mess too so you will have clean up time!
Or homemade raviolis.
Or homemade raviolis.
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:45
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
That North End Sunday gravy recipe sounds amazing! And I love calling it "gravy" -- so Sopranos. 
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:38
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd buy (or pick) a ton of vine ripened tomatoes and spend all day making Sunday gravy. But then again, I'm Italian.
But you can't do that when you are on your period- it will spoil the sauce.
Hahaha... this is an awesome idea though. I'm stealing it. I'm *not* Italian so it will just be sauce((( No special family recipe for me.
Here are a couple online recipes for inspiration. I used tomatoes from my garden last time-- took another 90 minutes or so. Shock them in ice to peel easier.
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/North-End-Sunday-Gravy/Detail.aspx?event8=1&prop24=SR_Title&e11=sunday%20gravy&e8=Quick%20Search&event10=1&e7=Home%20Page&soid=sr_results_p1i2
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/meat-gravy/
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:34
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Anonymous wrote:OP again -- I'm not into baking. Definitely prefer savory cooking.
Love the Julia Child idea. Maybe Boeuf Bourguignon...
I did this once. It was amazing.
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:32
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Homemade pasta
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:32
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Anonymous wrote:cassoulet
+1
Just bought a new Dutch oven and I can't wait for fall so I can spend a day in the kitchen making cassoulet
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:30
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd buy (or pick) a ton of vine ripened tomatoes and spend all day making Sunday gravy. But then again, I'm Italian.
But you can't do that when you are on your period- it will spoil the sauce.
Hahaha... this is an awesome idea though. I'm stealing it. I'm *not* Italian so it will just be sauce
((( No special family recipe for me.
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:29
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Anonymous wrote:OP again -- I'm not into baking. Definitely prefer savory cooking.
Love the Julia Child idea. Maybe Boeuf Bourguignon...
Beef bourguignon was my first idea.
Maybe with a loaf of fresh bread. I love baking bread, but it can take a while.
Do you have a smoker? Ribs....
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:26
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
Anonymous wrote:I'd buy (or pick) a ton of vine ripened tomatoes and spend all day making Sunday gravy. But then again, I'm Italian.
But you can't do that when you are on your period- it will spoil the sauce.
Anonymous
06/15/2015 19:26
Subject: I want to spend an entire day cooking something
I'd buy (or pick) a ton of vine ripened tomatoes and spend all day making Sunday gravy. But then again, I'm Italian.