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Another lazy day at the pool, this time complete with a steak dinner and S’Mores. Related posts: Photos from an Afternoon at the Pool Hot Dog Supper at the Pool Sam Gets a Kiddie Pool The Best Marinade for Steak. […]
It was one of those Saturday nights when you’re just craving comfort food. So that’s just what we made. First, a little cider. Then, steak, baked potato and mustard greens and arugula from the garden. Divine! The 1980s called; they […]
Lettuce wraps and Korean spices. Delishy! Related posts: Skirt Steak Sunday Supper: Santa Maria Beans and Steak Fried Chicken Saturday Night Supper Fourth of July Supper: Steak, Corn, Beans and Bread. How American of Us!
This is the best marinade for steak. The only one you’ll need all summer long. It’s got all the ingredients that make for a flavorful piece of meat: mustard, garlic, oil, herbs, peppers, citrus and two, count ’em two, types […]
Watermelon-peach-tomato salad. Steak. Corn. And more tomatoes. Can’t beat that with a stick. And, just because it’s so pretty, a little slicing tomato action here above the jump: Related posts: Back at the Cabin for Supper on the Porch Welcome […]
Patrick makes a mean steak, and tonight’s dinner was no exception. He served it with a green salad, roasted new potatoes and a sauteed tomatoes with herbs. Related posts: Wild Card Saturday at Kelli and Patrick’s Easter Dinner No. 2: […]
Yes, it’s still winter for a couple weeks yet, but we figured if we could open the bees, and do a little pruning in the garden, we could also grill. After all, we can finally walk out there, so what’s […]
I love Alton Brown’s marinade for skirt steak. I just don’t cook it directly on the coals as he does. (Photo Craig Duff) It’s a soy-based marinade, with garlic, scallions, cumin, brown sugar and lime juice: Put them in the […]
Flank Steak 5 cloves garlic, smashed and peeled 1 1/2 tablespoons fresh rosemary 1 1/2 tablespoons fresh thyme 1 tablespoon fennel seeds 5 tablespoons olive oil Salt and Pepper 1 (1 1/2 pound) flank steak Prepare a grill for high […]
My husband, Greg, and I are co-founders of SCF, which chronicles what we eat, drink and grow as we raise our daughter on a tiny plot of land in the Lower Hudson Valley.
