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Canada’s Fiddleheads, a sure sign of spring

Canada’s Fiddleheads, a sure sign of spring

During birthday 150 for Canada, make any of these delightful fiddlehead offerings… but remember, it’s a totally seasonal thing; fiddleheads are only available, picked fresh, in Canada’s east coast in the spring. (Scroll down for Lady Ralston’s personal Cream of...
Gourmet cooking for Realtors: Lobster tails

Gourmet cooking for Realtors: Lobster tails

Dine in Tails: Lobster Tails in White Truffle Mustard Homemade Mayo Sauce, (with many alternate suggestions) This is a perfect Sunday brunch. Or a great way to celebrate a special birthday, perhaps. Two five-inch tails makes about a cup of chopped lobster pieces....
Fishy Friday: Sole-food Saffron seafood treat

Fishy Friday: Sole-food Saffron seafood treat

Fishy Friday can be any day. For those who celebrate the Easter season it’s perhaps a perfect Lent meal. Buy large, thick, fresh from the sea, sole fillets. Make absolutely sure they are not water-logged. If so, when you get home and try to pan-fry them, they will...
Faux blini coins: Use up those leftovers

Faux blini coins: Use up those leftovers

You can make blini quickly and easily from fresh parboiled riced potatoes, but this is just a great way not to waste leftovers. Don’t toss those leftover mashed potatoes. These blini are not potato pancakes, as such, but a wonderful breakfast or brunch treat...
Ready cooked frozen shrimp in ghee crème

Ready cooked frozen shrimp in ghee crème

Often people overcook shrimp or are afraid to try to cook it. Overcooked anything is usually awful. Shrimp and scallops can bounce like rubber balls when overcooked in a sauté, or get terribly chewy on a barbecue or when done on a grill. Since shrimp typically is not...