I’m hoping to make some pie dough to keep in the freezer for moments when I want some homemade pop tarts. Thanks to Pim for posting the recipe!
Lately I’ve been thinking of noodle soups, the kind with a dark, rich broth and soft meat simmered for hours. And then I come across these two recipes: a lamb noodle soup experiment and another for cinnamon beef noodles.
On the opposite side of the noodle spectrum must be crispy noodles. I’d always thought cooking them involved massive amounts of oil and possibly 2nd degree burns but Wandering Chopsticks shows that it’s quite simple!
It has to be due to the chilly weather that I’m thinking of warm soups and stews. Reading about this chili cookoff over at NEOINY has me craving some homemade chili.
That trip to New York is coming up fast and I’m getting very excited! We’re planning on grazing along the streets of Chinatown.
Thu, 21 Aug, 2008 at 14:14
Don’t mention the weather!
We had steak pie and mash for tea last night, and that’s usually strictly a winter dish for us!
Thu, 21 Aug, 2008 at 17:05
I hope you get a chance to try the crispy noodles. Super easy!
Fri, 22 Aug, 2008 at 23:21
travelrat: Sorry! I’ve had a tendency to talk about it too much! I’ve obviously been in the UK for a while!
Wandering Chopsticks: I’m hoping to get a proper carbon steel wok this weekend so it’s on my list of things to cook!
Sat, 23 Aug, 2008 at 14:35
Hi Su-Lin – Thanks so much for the link. If you do make the Yang Rou Mein, I’d love to see how it turns out.
Tue, 26 Aug, 2008 at 21:01
Kirk: I’m waiting for a free weekend and slightly colder weather and I’m there!
Sun, 31 Aug, 2008 at 17:19
that sounds wonderful – it makes me miss singapore’s hawker centers. except that steamed fen cheong looks amazing!!
Tue, 2 Sep, 2008 at 23:08
stef: Yeah, we don’t get that kind of street food here either!