Legend has it that during World War II American soldiers in Rome would bring their Italian friends eggs and bacon and ask them to make a pasta dish, thus becoming pasta alla carbonara. Another legend claims that carbonara, a derivative of the word carbon in Italian, was made for charcoal workers. Who really knows how [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Pasta & Grains'
Spaghetti alla Carbonara
June 25th, 2008 by Sheri Wetherell · 8 Comments
Tags: Cooking tips · Meat & Poultry · Pasta & Grains · Sauces · wine
Breakfast for Dinner
April 4th, 2008 by Sheri Wetherell · 2 Comments
I’m so tired my hair hurts.
Barnaby and I are in the process of moving. We’ve all been there. You know how utterly painful and tedious it is. But, after four years we are moving back to Seattle (let me summons up the little bit of energy I have and cheer. yeah.) The process of actually [...]
Tags: Pasta & Grains
Rock The Casbah
February 27th, 2008 by Sheri Wetherell · 1 Comment
Do you ever get tired of having rice, potatoes or pasta as your side dish? Why not try couscous? The “rice” of North Africa, couscous is used in many delicious dishes and prepared in a variety of ways. Most refer to it as Moroccan, but it is equally a staple in Lebanese, Libyan, Algerian [...]
Tags: Moroccan · North African · Pasta & Grains






