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Bistro Jeanty Tomato Soup

26 Wednesday Aug 2009

Posted by Bob and Robin in Food, Food Prep, Main Dish, Recipe By: Bob Young

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You say you have far to many tomatoes in your garden? You say you don’t know what to do with about 2 1/2 pounds? Well, try this tomato soup. It is awesome!!

Bistro Jeanty Tomato Soup
Bistro Jeanty is a French restaurant.
6510 Washington Street, Yountville, CA 94599
(707) 944-0103

This is a published recipe from their web site, Bistro Jeanty

Ingredients:
· 2 1/2 lb. tomatoes – ripe, cored and quartered
· 1/2 cup butter – unsalted
· 1/2 lb. yellow onions – sliced
· 6 ea. garlic cloves
· 1/4 cup tomato paste
· 1 ea. bay leaf
· 1/2 tbl. whole black peppercorns
· 1 tsp. dried thyme
· 1 cup water (use only if tomatoes are not ripe and juicy)
· 4 cups heavy cream
· 1-2 tbl. butter
· salt – to taste
· 1/2 tsp. ground white pepper
· 1 lb. puff pastry – defrosted if frozen
· 1 ea. egg – beaten with 1 tbl. water

Directions:
1. Melt the 1/2 cup butter in a large stockpot over medium-low heat. Add the onions, cover and cook for about 5 minutes. Do not let the onions color. Add the tomatoes, garlic, tomato paste, bay leaf, peppercorns, thyme and water if needed. Simmer over low heat for 30-40 minutes, until the tomatoes and onions are very soft. Puree in a blender (working in batches) or use a hand-held immersion blender; strain. Return the soup to the pot. Add the cream, salt, white pepper and the remaining 1-2 tbl. of butter to taste. Bring soup back to boil.

2. Let the soup cool for 2 hours or overnight (in the refrigerator).

3. Divide among six 8-ounce soup cups or bowls. Roll out the puff pastry to 1/4 inch. Cut 6 rounds slightly larger than your cups or bowls. Paint the dough with the egg wash and turn the circles egg-wash side down over the tops of the cups, pulling lightly on the sides to make the dough tight like a drum.

4. Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F.

5. Lightly paint the top of the dough rounds with egg wash without pushing the dough down. Bake for 10-15 minutes, until the dough is golden brown. Do not open the oven door in the first few minutes or the dough will fall.

6. Serve immediately.

Makes 6 servings.

Ah, no one said it was healthy. Just said it is awesomely good! Cheers! Here is an Instructional Video or a How-To Video on making the soup. Enjoy!

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26 Wednesday Aug 2009

Posted by Bob and Robin in Dessert, Food Prep, Party Time

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It’s always nice to have people ask to post their recipes that they submit to us. Here is one from Helen (Kate) Sudmeir for Lemon Dessert. It really looks good.

“Mix 1 qt yogurt ‘ice cream’ (left out for 15-20 minutes) and 6 oz frozen lemonade thawed together and put in crust.

FREEZE at least 4 hours.

Top with whipped cream, a mint leaf and a twist of lemon and Voila! A wonderful, refreshing dessert.

I had a little of the filling left over so I put it in a dessert dish and froze it for a future easy dessert.”

Now that looks good, quick and refreshing. Cheers!

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Edwards Greenhouse Tuesday Market

26 Wednesday Aug 2009

Posted by Bob and Robin in Local Farmers Markets, Local Markets, Party Time, Photos, Things To Do, Wine and Food

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Seems like every Tuesday from 5:30pm until dark, Edwards Greenhouse has a Market where you can purchase fresh and local produce and food products. Fact is, this would make a very enjoyable evening; Listen to a variety of music, visit the 12 or so booths, maybe purchase a dinner and some wine or bring your own picnic, lawn chairs and relax. Here are some photos. Enjoy.

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Cheers!

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Saturday Market Dinner

23 Sunday Aug 2009

Posted by Bob and Robin in Food, Local Farmers Markets, Main Dish, Photos, Things To Do

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The summer in Boise is just sooooo delicious! The Saturday Market is the most popular, but there also a Thursday Market in Boise. Other towns around Boise also have their market where one can pick up some really good and fresh vegetables and other products: Meridian, Nampa, Kuna to name a few. It’s important that we support these “local markets” – Think Local – Buy Local.

Dinner with some of the Market products –

Fresh Orange Beet and Cantaloupe Salad


Grilled Tomato with Basil and Parmesan Cheese


Grilled Squash


Grilled Salmon

Fun to make, fun to look at with all the colors and definitely fun to eat.

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Sauerkraut

21 Friday Aug 2009

Posted by Bob and Robin in Food, Food Prep, Recipes, Things To Do

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OK. Now I know full well that some of you either have, or have access to cabbage …. and a lot of it. And I know, too, that most of you like pork! Besides mashed potatoes, sage and applesauce is made for pork? Sauerkraut! But not the commercial stuff. Try making your own with the excess cabbage that you have. Here are two suggestions from Seeds-of-Change Blog:

1. My great great grandmother would put her cabbage in a big tin wash bathtub. They didn’t have bathrooms in their house back then, and chopped the cabbage with a rounded type knife. She would add salt, a little sugar and some batches had hot peppers. When it was chopped, she would pack her mason jars with the mixture, capped them and they would spend the rest of the summer in the barn. The fermentation would take place and preserve the cabbage until it became sauerkraut. I don’t know anything but this and I eat this and have no adverse reactions to this type of canning process. The jars that do not seal are thrown out. The rest is sauerkraut that is out of this world good!

2. you need a large crock…like a butter churn.
put a layer of salt in the bottom of the churn, lay in a layer of shreaded cabbage then a layer of salt and so on until the churn is almost full. You need to put a plate with a rock on it on the top of the cabbage to press the cabbage down and make it stay submerged in the water that will develop in the churn..Make sure as the moisture is released from the cabbage that it stays totally under the water that seeps from the cabbage. In nine days you can can it just like you would do any other veggie.

Have fun with these. I have done sauerkraut, but also add a little caraway seed. See ya! Cheers!

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C to F Conversions

21 Friday Aug 2009

Posted by Bob and Robin in Things To Do, Thought For The Day

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OK, so I never did like the 9/5c in any formula. So here is one well conversion formula worth writing down.

Convert degrees C to degrees F:

1. degrees C x 2
2. minus the first digit
3. add 32

Example:
25 degrees C = ___ degrees F
25 x 2 = 50
50 – 5 = 45
45 + 32 = 77 degrees F

Now, to go from degrees F to degrees C

1. degrees f – 32/2

Example
88 degrees F = ____ degrees C
88 – 32 = 56
56/2 = 31 degrees C

Yes? No? Maybe?

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Thunder Mountain Express

14 Friday Aug 2009

Posted by Bob and Robin in Food Trivia, Local Farmers Markets, Things To Do, Wine and Food

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We really do receive some very interesting and fun sounding information. The Thunder Mountain Line, out of Cascade, is a fun way to see the “back country” via train! Here is the indormation for one such trip. Enjoy!

Hi Robin and Bob,
Here’s something fun and quirky I thought your readers might enjoy. Travelers in Idaho this month can get in on a first—a culinary escapade via the Locavore Express!

Locavore is a term used to describe someone who eats and drinks local foods and beverages. On August 30, Idaho’s Thunder Mountain Line and the Idaho Dept. of Agriculture’s Idaho Preferred Program is giving tourists a chance to become Locavores by inviting them to hop on board the Locavore Express.

The Locavore Express will feature Idaho wine, spirits, and hors d’oeuvres in the bar cars as the historic train travels north to Banks along the Payette River. After arriving in Banks, passengers will be treated to a gourmet all-Idaho meal featuring famed Idaho beef, lamb and fish, a variety of tasty cheeses, fresh fruits and vegetables, breads and fine desserts.

Among those scheduled to attend the event will be local Chefs, farmers, ranchers, winemakers, and specialty food producers.

The Locavore Express is just one of the culinary events being held this year to celebrate Idaho food and spirits. For more information about Idaho products or upcoming culinary events, readers can go to Visit Idaho or Idaho Preferred. For tickets on the Locavore Express, please direct them to: Thunder Mountain Line.

Idaho’s Thunder Mountain Express
becomes the
Locavore Express
on
August 30, 2009

If you need more information or photos, give me a call.
Thanks!
-Kellie

Kellie Kluksdal, Public Relations
Idaho Dept. of Commerce, Division of Tourism
P.O. Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720-0093
208-334-2470 ext. 2152

E-Mail: Kellie Kluksdal
Web Site: Visit Idaho

You know, maybe this is something the Boise Foodie Guild would like to do as a group? Think about it. Cheers!

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"Quiet on the set, please"! "QUIET!"

14 Friday Aug 2009

Posted by Bob and Robin in Beer and Ale, Food, Party Time, Photos By: Bob Young, Pizza and Brew, Things To Do

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Yea! Right! Good luck! “No pictures, please”! Yea! Right! Good luck! On 14 August 2009 at the Flying Pie Pizzeria here in Boise, they held a filming for an upcoming episode on the Travel TV channel. There were close to 100+ people there and it was elbow-to-elbow crowded, noisy and exciting. The pizza was still great, although – and understanding the “feeding frenzy” that was going on – the service was sloooooow. Here are some photos. I changed the background music to portray a more soothing tone, than the busy, hurry up “rhythm” of the pizzeria this afternoon. Enjoy and don’t forget to view these in full screen mode. You will have the opportunity to select Full Screen.

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Anyone for a "Flying Pie"?

11 Tuesday Aug 2009

Posted by Bob and Robin in Food, Party Time, Pizza, Pizza and Brew, Things To Do

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Ahhh! Now this will be exciting!! Coming soon to Boise! Another TV spot for a local tradition! Flying Pie Pizza is being honored by the Travel Channel. (Go to their web page for the Gift Card. See link below.)

Man v. Food
Coming to Flying Pie
August 10th, 2009

The Travel Channel’s Man v. Food will be at Flying Pie’s Fairview location this Friday to film a segment on their famous Double Habanero Pizza.

Here is what they posted on their Facebook page:
We are excited to have the Travel Channel’s Man V Food show spend the day at Flying Pie to celebrate our 16th Habanero Season! We expect them to be at the Fairview location on Friday 8/14. They will be filming in the dining room from 12-2 pm and in the kitchen 3-5 pm. We hope you’ll come join the lively atmosphere, enjoy some pizza & beer, and experience the filming of Man V Food at Flying Pie Pizzaria!


Check out more about Flying Pie pies by clicking Here.

…and yeah, I am going to make it a point to have a slice of this hell pie sometime this month.

And when will Mr Joe be there? Might be nice to have a slice with him …. and maybe a brew? Hmmmm Hope to see everyone there from 12 noon ’till 2:00pm. Cheers!!

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From "Rudy’s – A Cooks Paradise"

10 Monday Aug 2009

Posted by Bob and Robin in Rudy's Twin Falls, Thought For The Day, Trivia

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Ah, yes! Once again we hear from “Rudy’s” and their trivia for this week.

This Week in the History of Food & Drink

August 11, 1858: Dutch physician Christiaan Eijkman was born. Eijkman discovered that beriberi was caused by a poor diet (a lack of vitamin B1), which eventually led to the discovery of vitamins.

August 12, 1856: James Buchanan (‘Diamond Jim’) Brady was born. American financier and philanthropist Brady was known for his collection of diamond jewelry, and for his gargantuan appetite. He was known to eat 6 or 7 giant lobsters, dozens of oysters, clams and crabs, 2 ducks, steak and desserts at a single sitting. He would also mix a pound of caviar into a baked potato. George Rector, a New York restaurateur said he was ‘the best twenty-five customers I ever had.’

August 13, 2004: Julia Child died 2 days before her 92 birthday. American cooking authority, cookbook author, TV Cooking show host, etc. During World War II, she also worked for the OSS from 1941-1945 (The OSS is the forerunner of the CIA).

August 14: National Creamsicle Day

August 15, 1912: Julia Child was born.

August 16: National Rum Day Day

August 17, 1986: A bronze statue of a pig was dedicated at Seattle’s Pike Place Market.

So there you have the information, again. Interesting “stuff” and if you get to Twin Falls, Idaho, be sure that you visit, Rudy’s – A Cooks Paradise! (There’s a good Mexican restaurant right across the street) Cheers!

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