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Urban and suburban chickens have a buzz about them these days that hasn't been seen in several generations. It makes sense that if people are looking to shorten the distance between field and fork, some of them will also want to shorten the distance between fork and omelet. This "fair and balanced" video presents the two sides of the backyard chicken debate as it is playing out in Missoula, Montana and in many other parts of the US.
Category : From the Garden Date Added: Feb 23, 2008 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0
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1 clove garlic 4-6 anchovy fillets 3 tablespoons Parmesan cheese 1 egg 3 tablespoons olive oil 1 tablespoon wine vinegar 4 slices bread, cut thin 2 tablespoons butter 2 heads of romaine Procedure Mash the garlic in a large wooden salad bowl, rubbing it well around the sides. Let it stand thus for a few minutes, then scrape out and discard the garlic pulp. Put the anchovy fillets and cheese into the bowl and mash them to a smooth paste. Add raw egg to the anchovy-cheese mixture and work smooth. If you are concerned about the quality of your eggs for raw use, you may coddle it by cooking it in fast-boiling water for one minute, just enough to cut the edge of rawness. Blend in the oil and vinegar. Neither salt nor pepper is needed. Make croutons by buttering the bread on both sides, cubing it small, and browning the croutons in the oven until crisp. Wash the romaine well, dry and crisp it. Break it into the bowl, sprinkle on the croutons and toss lightly in the dressing until every leaf is coated and the dressing absorbed by the croutons. Serves 4 to 6. Recipe source: adapted from House & Garden, June 1956 Photo credit: Michael Newman Category : From the Garden Date Added: Feb 23, 2008 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0
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