There are moments that just cry out for comfort in a pan. (Such as when there are contractors in your kitchen?) For those times, this is a house favorite. By squeezing out a lot of the traditional fat in this dish, it is almost an Anytime Food.
This lighter cousin to lasagna and sister to Baked Ziti […]
Entries Tagged as 'Tips from an Accidental Cook'
Baked Penne
April 8th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: baked penne recipe, baked ziti, low-fat pasta, quick casserole
Categories: Recipes, beef · Recipes, one pot · Tips from an Accidental Cook
Crispy Tilapia with Flax
January 28th, 2008 · No Comments
Food blogger Dani Spies says that her pictures aren’t what she hopes for. As for me, I just want to figure out the picture loading part (don’t ask) and then my next goal will be to match hers!
Try her Breaded Tilapia with Flax. We loved it. The flax wasn’t “hidden”, but it didn’t need to be. […]
Categories: Recipes, seafood · Tips from an Accidental Cook
Slow-cooker stuffing or is it dressing?
November 10th, 2007 · No Comments
It’s just not Thanksgiving without the stuffing. Or is that dressing?
Stuffing or dressing? Sage or not? Cornbread or white bread or both? Apples? Oysters? Nuts? Sausage? In the turkey or in a baking dish?
My answers? Dressing, sage, both, no, no, no, no, no.
Everyone has an opinion […]
Categories: Recipes, miscellaneous · Tips from an Accidental Cook
Ode to a skillet
October 18th, 2007 · No Comments
Our first apartment was furnished. Okay, not so much furnished. It was more like the previous tenants left things behind that they didn’t think were worth moving.
There was a bed. Actually a frame and springs and a mattress that was just fine. Okay, it wasn’t fine. But with a heavy duty mattress cover . . . what can I say? We […]
Categories: Tips from an Accidental Cook
A “hot” new chef
October 3rd, 2007 · 1 Comment
Dateline: Houston, October 3, 2037 A.D.
We’re here on the dining terrace with the chef of Houston’s hottest new restaurant. Trey has a growing reputation for boldly expanding the classics with new cooking techniques and flavor infusions.
P @ P: Trey, thanks for visiting with us. It says in my notes that you first started cooking at age […]
Categories: Food and Kitchen Safety · Tips from an Accidental Cook


