The Culinary Couple

Posts Tagged ‘pork’

Oriental Pork Stir Fry

07.08.2010 · Posted in Recipes

Have you watched Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution? It premiered on primetime television earlier this year, and Nick and I were totally engrossed. The series follows world-renowned chef Jamie Oliver on his quest to bring healthier food choices into public schools. (It’s an issue that’s very close to the First Lady’s heart, as well.) Jamie started ...

Pulled Pork Quesadillas

02.02.2010 · Posted in Recipes

Since there are just two of us sitting down to dinner most nights, we often face days worth of leftovers. And, personally, I can only eat the same meal for two days before my taste buds get bored. The trick is to inject new flavors into leftovers. Between the Pulled Pork BBQ that Nick made ...

Pulled Pork BBQ

12.19.2009 · Posted in Recipes

Nick tracked down this family recipe and served it to his hungry wife last weekend. The recipe comes from the Lawn Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary cookbook, which was given to Nick’s mother by her grandmother over 30 years ago! According to Nick, Great Grandma Irene Eckert was a spunky lady with red hair. (She dyed ...

Oktoberfest

10.06.2009 · Posted in Recipes

Nick introduced Emily to German cuisine early in the relationship. He was born in Germany and is quite fond of the savory meats, salty sides, spicy mustards, and dark lagers of Bavaria. He makes a mean Wienerschnitzel and taught Emily to appreciate Rotkohl. (Though he hasn’t yet convinced her to try Rouladen.) Next year we ...

Chinese Make-In

03.17.2009 · Posted in Recipes

Everyone loves Chinese take-out — including the culinary couple. And when Emily saw Mark Bittman make fried rice on the Today Show last week, she got an idea. Let’s cook Chinese take-out in the comfort of our own kitchen! Both the shrimp fried rice and pork egg rolls were easy to make and tasted better ...

German Feast

03.04.2008 · Posted in Recipes

Wiener Schnitzel (Wien = Vienna… where it originated) Ingredients 8 cuts veal or pork loin, sliced thin (1/2 inch) 2 cups flour 2 eggs, beaten 2 cups Italian-seasoned bread crumbs EVOO for frying Lemon wedges Directions Pound meat with meat tenderizer until thin (~1/4″ to 3/8″). Dredge the cutlets in flour. Dip meat into beaten ...