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| Blog Name: | Slow Julia |
| Url: | http://slowjulia.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | slow food, locavore, recipes |
| Description: | Slow Julia is a blog by a Long Island locavore, based on Julia's last, favorite, and in my opinion best book "The Way to Cook" distilling her favorites a lighter, healthy, quicker versions. I also hope to prove, at least to myself, that eating locally is fun, easy and cheap! |
| Popularity: | 3 Followers |
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Bay Scallops in Braiselles
November 4th. The opening of bay scallop season here on the east end.And the harvest is big, beautiful, and meaty.Our good friend (actually our dog Bryn's best friend) donned his wetsuit and returned with a king's ransom. They are so wonderful, and rare, we've been frequenting the fish market for more. (A word of thanks to the big scientific project underway by the Cornell Marine Program to "jump start" the scallop population by introducing 11 million year-olds into the bays.)Darling Husband has, to my taste, pefected the most delicious way to cook those glistening white animal bodies: Scallops in Braiselles (or breadcrumbs, bruseln as his Austri
November 4th. The opening of bay scallop season here on the east end.And the harvest is big, beautiful, and meaty.Our good friend (actually our dog Bryn's best friend) donned his wetsuit and returned with a king's ransom. They are so wonderful, and rare, we've been frequenting the fish market for more. (A word of thanks to the big scientific project underway by the Cornell Marine Program to "jump start" the scallop population by introducing 11 million year-olds into the bays.)Darling Husband has, to my taste, pefected the most delicious way to cook those glistening white animal bodies: Scallops in Braiselles (or breadcrumbs, bruseln as his Austri
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