condiments

Rosemary, Shallot and Red Wine Butter

by Lucy Engelman
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A few weeks ago we suggested that a crusty Homemade Baguette might be just the right way to say “Welcome to the Neighborhood” to the new family next door.  Package up some handmade compound butter a la Lucy’s illustration and nestle it with that crusty bread and you’ll be the talk of the cul-de-sac, in

Refrigerator Bread and Butter Pickles

by Shelby Larsson
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If summer went exactly as planned, I’d spend cool July evenings around a big bonfire in my back yard.  Friends would gather, we’d cook easy summer dishes, grill up some meat and top our burgers and dogs with homemade fixin’s — like these bread and butter pickles.  Unfortunately, we’ve had quite a heat wave so

Mike’s Hot Honey & Kenyon’s Cornbread

by Michelle Martin
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Spring has finally arrived here in Boston.   After  a slew of warm, sunny days, people shed their dark layers for bare legs and bright colors, and all my favorite fruits and vegetables are making a bountiful and vibrant appearance at local markets.  The latter has left me cooking lighter meals mainly comprised of vegetables.

Eat Boutique Father’s Day Gift Box

by Lauren Keiper
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Buying a gift for my Dad is a chore.  He’s the man who doesn’t have lots of things and doesn’t want lots of things. And so he tends to end up with a belt as his Father’s Day gift or a flashlight for his birthday. But even the most practical of Dads will find something

Compound Butter: Lemon-Mint and Red Scallion-Honey Recipes

by Shelby Larsson
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It doesn’t take much to spruce up a refrigerator staple into a chic accompaniment.   Take butter, for example. We all know it, use it and love it, but probably don’t tend to think of it as the star of a meal. Shelby reminds us below that dressing up butter is delicious and fun and

Balsamic Glaze

by Jill Chen
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Thank you, Maggie. Thank you for introducing me to this beautiful dark molasses-like syrup. It never occurred to me to make this, and it’s so simple too. It now sits in a bottle on my kitchen shelf, ready for anything. Intensely flavored, balsamic glaze is simply a reduction of balsamic vinegar with a little sugar.

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