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Have you guys heard of the food blog The Pioneer Woman Cooks? I find that site, penned by Ree, totally addictive. Whenever a new post from her pops up in my Google Reader, I stop what I'm doing in order to see what she's created. She has a really quirky sense of humor, amazing photographic skills and the ability to use as much butter as Paula Dean.
In her most recent post she made a pasta primavera, photographing each step along the way (she must have incredible natural light in her kitchen, because those pics look gorgeous), including the dicing of the onion, the smashing of garlic and the whisking of the sauce.
Her archives are amazing as well. I recommend checking out her Brisket, Cinnamon Rolls and Twice Baked Potatoes.
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8-08-2007 @4:55PM Drew C said... I was reading her brisket recipe and she says:
For Brisket, I sometimes like to use these heavy, disposable aluminum numbers. Makes it easy to pop in the freezer if you want, or to transport it to a picnic, funeral, or tailgating party.
I didn't know brisket was appropriate funeral food, thanks for the tip!
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8-08-2007 @4:09PM arkboynko said... I love this recipe blog too. It has been one that I read whenever new posts come up. Plus I like the pic of the lady in the top corner. Check out my recipe storing and sharing site reciperate
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8-08-2007 @4:10PM arkboynko said... erg... here it is http://www.reciperate.com
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8-08-2007 @4:58PM MJ said... This pic is wonderful just makes me want to get a fork and dig in!Will check out that site sounds great
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8-08-2007 @9:02PM jerzeetomato said... I looked the pasta sauce recipe over and thought it was in serious need for a bechamel which required a roux.
I also made the cinnamon roll dough recipe but changed the maple/coffee icing to cream cheese/vanilla which my crowd loved. The dough recipe was flawless.
Ree is a joy to read, I really like her. Pasta is not negotiable for me though.
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8-09-2007 @12:04PM Trisha Smith said... Wow!! This lady really COOKS! I loved the shrimp recipe. I have one similar but hers is great, just as good as mine. I will watch this site! I would also recommend this site to anyone who doesn't really understand cooking; she certainly spells it all out for you and the pictures are amazing!
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8-09-2007 @7:26PM K said... I have to say, you're the best thing to happen to Slashfood, recently. I thought it was tanking fast, and you came along and restored my reason to visit regularly. Your links and suggestions are great. This Pioneer Woman is a great blog and I'll be happy to read it ... and you're right, sheesh, she must have the best natural sunlight around. Look at those gorgeous photographs!
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