spicy

American, baked entrees, Latin, meat, spicy

Basic Red Enchiladas

Here’s a flavorful way to use leftover meat. I made mine with leftover steak from Valentine’s Day, but they could be made with anything–the key is to keep the filling simple. I’m not wild about enchiladas that use canned sauce, so I made my own sauce–it’s not much more work than opening a can, and […]

French, green beans, noodles, sausage, spicy

Haricots verts avec saucisse merguez et couscous a la tunisienne

Made a tasty green bean dish based on the harissa (tunisian chile sauce) I found in the supermarket. I’ll try those ingredient lists Lillian seems so insistent upon. Some garlicSome sausageGreen beansOnionsHarissaCouscous In this particular case I would estimate I used 400 g of green beans, 2 smallish merguez sausages (sorta a maghrebin chorizo; in […]

Asian, chicken, spicy

Orange Glazed Chicken Drumsticks

Here’s a great and cheap weeknight recipe. You can make it with any cut of bone-in chicken, but I use the extra-cheap chicken drumstick family packs. Preheat the oven to 400 and throw some rice on to cook. 1 large package chicken drumsticks2 -3 oranges, juiced (or 3/4 c. OJ)zest of one orange1/4 c. vinegar, […]

soup, spicy, squash, vegetarian-friendly

Squash and Buttermilk Soup

Tonight we had a lovely gathering at the Byway with a few friends, which we’d coordinated at our volleyball game on Tuesday. We had a couple of soups, buttermilk biscuits, and many desserts. My contribution was a vegetarian squash soup (to go with Manny’s meaty vegetable soup). There are as many ways to make squash […]

chicken, spicy, stew

Spicy chicken stew

On a recent cold rainy fall day, I had something of an epiphany for how to use a whole chicken I had that was about 45 seconds away from starting to turn. I was tired of soup, but I wanted sauce, spice, and flavor. Solution: Stew. I also forgot pictures because I was too cold, […]