To-Dos and How-Tos
No resolutions here. I figure 2008 went rather well, I don’t need to make resolutions and just keep doing things that make me happy and a better person. I’ve learned a lot, I love my friends and family, and I can’t wait to keep learning, cooking, and writing.
The recipe of the moment is for caramelized onions. It’s more of a method than a recipe, since you can take this and run with it. (”Teach someone to fish…”) I like to add CO to grilled cheese, pasta, brussels sprouts, or eggs. The possibilities are endless. Add garlic, or thyme, or sugar, or balsamic vinegar, and probably a whole lot of other things I haven’t even thought of. I decided to emulate the Pioneer Woman, so here is how to make CO in photographic steps.

Dice into medium to small…dices.

Melt a tablespoon or two in a pan.

Set the heat to medium-low and cover the pan.

Set a timer for 20 mins. Slow and low is essential.

After about 20 mins, they should be evenly brown.

Here’s the finished grilled cheese with Vermont white cheddar, CO, and a simple french bread. Perfection.
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January 8th, 2009 at 4:50 pm
You have to try F-W’s balsamic glazed cipollini. I made them for Christmas eve and thought of you and your love of all things oniony and delicious.
http://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/balsamic-glazed-cipollini-with-lemon-and-bay-leaves#theReviewBox