At wegmans it says we should eat rainbows. I keep trying.
Everyone in our house is sick so it hasn't been the most exhilerating weekend. I caught up with some star trek and programming and decided today that I would try my hand at cooking. Cooking is deifnately not my strong point. I hate following recipes which useually is not good but I guess I kind of ahave an idea of what geos together from vegan yearts when I actually cooked.
I tried to make Italian Wedding soup. It is this relaly yummy soup with little meatballs, clear broth and escarole. According to wikipedia, "The term "wedding soup" is a mistranslation of the Italian minestra maritata, which is a reference to the fact that green vegetables and meats go well together."
No, ecarole
(WIKIPEDIA - ecarole) is not snails but rather a type of bitter green lettuce. Because I rused to use a recipe it probably is not much like the real thing but it tastes pretty good. I used
I subsituted cow meatbalss for buffalo ones. I put so much garlic in because we were sick. I had a hard time not eating all the meatballs before they got in the soup. In fact I had to pregame it with garlic shrimp because I could not wait.
Here is my recipe:
little buffalo meatballs with garlic fried
2 boxes chicken chicken broth
4 cups escarole, thinly sliced
1 1/2 cups orzo or ditalini pasta - I used rice for mr gluten intolerant
3 stalks of celery chopped
1 carrot chopped
some basil
lots of garlic - lots
Cook broth plus veggies in a large pot, salt and pepper.
Fry meatballs after mixing with lots of garlic and some oregano
Put meatballs in soup
Add some noodles
Those of you who read my latest article on this disaster project: The Atwater house was at sometime between 1900 and 1902-03 was a "hotel". Most likely a bed and breakfast type place by the looks of the house. The "hotel" Was called: John C. Hotel. According to a book in one of those 3 years (i looked at 3 books) the name given, presumeably the owner/operator? was: John C. Hill. So far through the Buffalo Historical Society I have not been able to determine any relation between Atwater and John C. Hill. At this time. from what I can see, this is newly discovered information. I plan on contacting the society on monday and the Preservation Board as well for more info, if there is any. BTW in the book I saw it has only the name and address and on another page the name and the hotel name and address. Nothing more or less...no description or anything...