Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Sweet & Tangy Cucumbers

March 9, 2010 by Culinary Cory  
Filed under Munchies, Salads

Sweet & Tangy Cucumbers

If I see yet another flake of snow this year, I’m going to scream. Pittsburgh was hit pretty hard with several major snow storms and it has been months since I’ve seen something other than white in my front yard. Even Sophie is over it.
With the official day of spring just around the corner, I’m [...]

Chicken Salad Lunch

February 16, 2010 by Culinary Cory  
Filed under Chicken, Salads

Chicken Salad Lunch

Promptly at 12:30 pm every day, I watch my coworker’s lumber up to the microwave to cook their frozen meals. As anyone with a food blog knows, I tend to have a lot of leftovers and those typically become my lunch. But there are times when leftovers are not an option and I also have [...]

Sautéed Shrimp with Bulgur Wheat

February 2, 2010 by Culinary Cory  
Filed under More, Salads, Sides

Sautéed Shrimp with Bulgur Wheat

“Easy” has become one of my most favorite four letter words these days. But, easy doesn’t have to mean boring, mundane or ordinary. In this case, it’s unique and packed with flavor.
I was actually inspired to experiment with bulgur wheat when a coworker was using his French press coffee maker to cook the tiny wheat [...]

Radish & Spinach Salad with Buttermilk Dressing

January 24, 2010 by Culinary Cory  
Filed under Salads

Radish & Spinach Salad with Buttermilk Dressing

I felt like a corporate domestic goddess while sifting through my large stack of food, home and business magazines. As I was tearing out the recipes that inspired me, I was immediately taken back by the simplicity of this salad.
True to the photo in the Food & Wine Magazine, this salad was ambrosial in person. [...]

Crispy Goat Cheese Salad for One

December 5, 2009 by Culinary Cory  
Filed under Dinners, Salads

Crispy Goat Cheese Salad for One

Brent recently decided to go back to school; which leaves me cooking for myself most weeknights. Sure I continue to cook as I normally do, and end up saving the leftovers for our lunches the next day. But there are times when I just want to flop on a couch, watch some recorded shows on [...]

Make-Your-Own Wedge Salad

November 17, 2009 by Culinary Cory  
Filed under Easy, Entertaining, Salads

Make-Your-Own Wedge Salad

If anyone ever says you can’t have guests over for dinner on a weeknight, then I say they are crazy. My secret to success for a fun impromptu weeknight dinner party is to take something classic and display it in an interesting way.
I recently invited a friend over to be my taste tester a French [...]

Mango, Papaya & Strawberry Salad

October 21, 2009 by Culinary Cory  
Filed under Salads

Mango, Papaya & Strawberry Salad

For my Cooking for a Cause party, I wanted to serve a fresh salad to help balance what seemed like a bread heavy menu. The host indicated he really enjoyed eating mangoes and asked me to include them in some way. I toyed with the idea of serving a lettuce or spinach based salad with [...]

Panzanella Salad with Grilled Croutons

August 26, 2009 by Culinary Cory  
Filed under Munchies, Salads

Panzanella Salad with Grilled Croutons

If you are looking for a recipe that captures the true essence of the summer season, then this is that kind of salad. I was bouncing between booths at my local farmers market looking for recipe ideas for my Party on the Porch event. One booth in particular caught my attention with tables piled high [...]

Bacon Bleu Broccoli Salad

August 4, 2009 by Culinary Cory  
Filed under Salads

Bacon Bleu Broccoli Salad

Flip through any fundraiser, spiral-bound, cookbook and you’re sure to find at least five listings for broccoli salad. Some of them sound great with simple ingredients that were probably harvested from local country gardens. Others are a little more creative with flavors that, I’m sure, only a mother could love.
There are two common elements that [...]

Pesto Pea Pasta Salad

July 19, 2009 by Culinary Cory  
Filed under Salads, Stories

Pesto Pea Pasta Salad

I totally enjoy reading and making Ina Garten’s recipes. Even as I write this post, I’ve finished watching an episode of her popular Barefoot Contessa television show on the Food Network. Her food has great flavor, beautiful visually, and extremely easy to prepare. But there are times when I feel like her food tends to [...]

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