Apryl Zarfos Anderson

AIXulent: the recipes

 

Someone's in the kitchen with Dinah!

 

So many recipes, so little time…Life is full of good times and great people, and you don't want to waste it slaving away in the kitchen.  Or maybe you do, if you're that kind of person.  It's okay, I have recipes for you, too.

 

Here's a buffet of some of my popular favorites.  I've listed them by theme…

 

Loaves & Fishes:  How to feed everybody all the time.

It starts with knowing what you've got, and how to use it.

 

The most popular request I get from the foreign exchange students who come to Aix is, "will you teach me how to cook?"  Julia Child taught traditional American housewives how to prepare classic French dishes, but what about today's exhausted hungry people?  A ready-made world doesn't leave much room for spontaneous creativity.  We don't have the time to work up a meal to impress the husbands' boss.  Nor do many of this generation know what to do with what we've got.  That's the theme of these recipes.

 

Remember that the bonus from learning-by-doing is that you get to eat the results!

 

Mustgoes?  What are those?! 

 

Magical Mustgoes:  Pizza

 

Potato-Rice Stew:  Inside-Out Warmth

 

Mother's Butter Cake:  taste the love!

 

Guacamole as a reward for your labors

 

Let 'em eat Quiche!

 

Stuff Dat!

 

the Great Expatriate American Thanksgiving: or how the foreigners feast in Provence

 

In honor of Pancake Day!

 

 

the Mustgoes in China: fried rice

 

Stone Soup: the more, the merrier

 

 

The Losers' Game

A variation on 'French Women Don’t Get Fat,' because I’ve seen it happen…Here’s healthy eating for contented eaters.  Weight loss doesn’t have to be painful!

 

2010: A Year for Losers and other Winning Resolutions

 

the Vegetable Kingdom

 

The Salad for all Seasons

 

Chilled Gazpacho for Hot Days

 

Light Lunches for Heavy Days

 

Eat Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies and Grow Skinny