My mother loved Dumplings. She had to have her dumplings on her beef stew, or it wasn't stew. I don't eat meat, so I don't often make dumplings. But my cornmeal variation sure is good on yesterday's Chowder recipe! Drop dumplings are kind of like biscuits, dropped by the spoonful into a simmering liquid, the... Continue Reading →
Chowder
I had a pink salmon that had been frozen way too long. Just the same I roasted it on a bed of sliced potatoes and it was - well - not very nice. So I picked all the meat off the bones, threw them - plus the tail, fins and any skin - in a... Continue Reading →
Halibut Chowder
I went to my local grocery store today to pick up a quick prepared lunch, and there in the fish department, next to the sushi cooler, were brown paper-wrapped packages of fish trim, about a kilo each, for $4.99. "What's in there?" "Halibut," answered the slim young fish monger, "just cut it up this morning."... Continue Reading →
