Recipes
- Italian Springtime Dishes
- Italian Summer Cuisine
- Italian Autumnal Delights
- Italian Winter Stuff
- Special Pasta Recipes
- Bachelor Pad Pasta Recipes
- East Asian Stuff
- French (Francophone) Cookery
- North African Cuisine
- Greek Food
- Indian Cuisine
- Cocina Hispana
- U.S. American Dishes
- Thanksgiving Recipes
- Sweet Things
My Favorite Links
- A Chicken in Every Granny Cart
- A Thinking Stomach
- Allora, Aspetta!
- Bread, Water, Salt, Oil
- Cherry Extract
- Chez Loulou
- Chocolate & Zucchini
- Cooking Adventures of Chef Paz
- Copperpots
- Cream Puffs in Venice
- Finding La Dolce Vita
- Food Porn Watch
- Foodie's Hope
- Hello, Melissa!
- Honey Pot
- Is My Blog Burning?
- Kimbaland
- Lotus Reads
- Lucullian Delights
- Mahanandi
- Ms Adventures in Italy
- My French Cuisine
- My Life Italian
- New Orleans Cuisine
- Nordljus
- Not Eating Out in NY
- Now That Looks Good
- PostPunkKitchen
- Proud Italian Cook
- Rubber Slippers in Italy
- stealthybean
- Thinking About...
- What Could Happen?
- You Grow Girl
Rock Stars
Here's a sampling of my music to cook by. Click on your favorite rock star and see the dish they inspired- Bebe
- Ruben Blades 1
- Ruben Blades 2
- Cafe Tacuba
- Calexico
- The Clash
- Cornershop
- Dead Milkmen
- Everything But the Girl
- General Public
- Green Day
- Norah Jones
- Kid Creole and the Coconuts
- Me First & The Gimme Gimmes
- Manu Chao
- Meat Puppets
- Ministry
- Modest Mouse
- Newcleus
- Nirvana
- Ozomatli
- Liz Phair
- Pink
- The Pixies 1
- The Pixies 2
- The Pixies 3
- The Pogues
- The Ramones
- Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Red Red Meat
- REM
- Rembetica
- Jonathan Richman
- Salmonella Dub
- The Sea and Cake
- The Sex Pistols
- The Shins
- Smashing Pumpkins
- The Smiths
- Splodgenessabounds
- The Strokes
- Sun Ra
- They Might Be Giants
- The Velvet Underground
- Ween
- The White Stripes
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
2 Comments:
i'm starving susan. and i love cabbage. have you noticed that it doesn't stink when you cook it here like it does in the states?
The main thing I'm looking at are those stuffed cabbages. Certainly sounds a lot more tantalizing than say, plain ole ground beef! My mother (god rest her soul) would make those and cook them in a couple cans worth of tomato sauce. Fast and easy for sure, but no way exciting!
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