![]() It’s national cookbook month apparently ! (Every month is national cookbook month at my house. Īnd and an interview with Yotam Ottolenghi and co-author Ixta Belfrage ! Īn interview with Minnesotan Patrice Johnson, author of Land of 10,000 Plates. Three Indonesian recipes from Lara Lee's Coconut & Sambal, you lucky ducks. įood52 continues their book-off with vegetable cookbooks. Ina Garten’s not the only one with a comfort food cookbook this fall. Ĭookbook review : The Unofficial Hogwarts for the Holidays Cookbook by Rita Mock-Pike. Sydney’s “tamale queen” Rosa Cienfuegos has published a cookbook on her Mexican cooking called Comida Mexicana. Ī new cookbook incorporates the notes of Marie “Mářa” Stejskalová, housekeeper to Czech composer Leoš Janáček, annotated by historians. The Dallas Public Library system has 16,755 cookbooks. Join me by clicking the big red button below!Ģ0 London chefs share their favorite cookbooks. And I’ve got an exploration of 20th century chef cookbook covers waiting for the next time there’s a slow news day. Last week I looked at a chef co-author’s desire for more credit for a book he wrote with a reality star the week before, it was recipe bylines and what it means to “adapt” a cookbook recipe for reprint in a publication (and how I handle that here!). It’s part of the digital IACP conference there’s a lot of other good stuff happening, check it out ! (To get access to my panel and much more, you’ll need a Core Conference ticket.)Īnd a programming note: people sometimes ask what the Friday paid issues contain, and the answer is: more original content! Some issues have Q&As with authors. When I arrive, they bring the groceries right to my car and load them into the trunk for me.Announcement: on October 27 at 1:00PM CT, I’ll be speaking on a panel called The Art of Newsletters (!) with Joe Yonan (Washington Post), Jonathan Nunn ( Vittles ), Tanya Sichynsky (Washington Post), and Sam Sifton (New York Times). Then I check in when I’m on my way, which allows the Walmart Online Grocery Pickup team to get my order ready to bring out. That’s right: you don’t even have to get out of your car! I get an alert on my phone when my order’s ready. You can order everything via the Walmart website or app, reserve a pickup time, then pick up your order from the comfort of your own car the next day. What makes it even more appealing is that you can get all the ingredients, including Progresso Soup, from Walmart Online Grocery Pickup. This hotdish recipe is perfect for fall or winter, especially when you need a hearty plate of comfort food on a busy weeknight. It’s versatile for all kinds of easy meals. Progresso Traditional Broccoli Cheese Soup is ready to heat and eat, making it perfect for enjoying on its own or in a recipe like this tater tot hotdish. It adds rich, creamy homestyle flavor that brings everything together in savory harmony. I like to use Progresso Traditional Broccoli Cheese Soup to make the very best tater tot hotdish. To make this tater tot hotdish, you simply cook some ground beef, mix in the Progresso Traditional Broccoli Cheese Soup and veggies, spread a layer in a large casserole dish or 13 by 9 baking pan, add a layer of shredded cheese, and top with tater tots. A tater tot hotdish uses tater tots as the starch element of the hotdish, along with ground beef, green beans, soup, and (usually) shredded cheddar cheese. ![]() What is a hotdish? A traditional Minnesota hotdish is a main dish casserole specifically made with canned soup, starch, ground beef, vegetable (often green beans), and sometimes shredded cheese, baked in a 13 by 9 inch pan or a large casserole dish. A casserole can be almost any combination of meat, starch, or vegetables in a binding sauce, like canned soup, tomato sauce, or cheese, cooked slowly in the oven in a casserole dish and served as a side dish or main course. What’s the difference between a hotdish and a casserole? All hotdishes are casseroles, but not all casseroles are hotdishes. ![]() Let’s make a tater tot hotdish with Progresso Traditional Broccoli Cheese Soup!įirst, let’s clear up a common question. It’s time to break out the jackets, scarves, fuzzy hats-and your favorite casserole dish. There’s bit of a nip in the air, my friends. With step-by-step instructions and a VIDEO so you can make an easy, cheesy, Midwestern tater tot casserole, straight from the state of Minnesota! This post is sponsored by General Mills, and all opinions are my own. ![]()
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