Heights Eats

Archive for August, 2008

Green Bean Pesto Salad

I recently made this salad from The Moosewood Restaurant Cooks at Home. The picture pretty much gives you the recipe: blanched green beans (from the Coit Road Farmers Market), tomatoes, fresh mozarella and, hiding under […]

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Knife Skills: Viking Cooking School

I recently took a knife skills class at the Viking Cooking School at Legacy Village. It was an extremely useful class. I have always disliked extensive chopping, but the techniques you learn in this class make using […]

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Great Lakes Brewing Company

We’ve tended to focus on recently opened restaurants lately so, for a change, we thought we’d focus on an old favorite, Great Lakes Brewing Company. We arrived pretty early, around 6pm and the place was already […]

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Pasta with Tomatoes, Saffron and Sausage

A few years ago my dad got us Bugialli on Pasta. We’ve been hesitant to use it, partly because it seems more like a reference book than a cookbook and partially because its very apparent authenticity (recipes […]

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Triscuit Sliders

These were inspired by a craving for beef but not for a soft bun. They’re really easy to make and work equally well as an appetizer or as a main course. Each of the three flavor components–seasoned beef, […]

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Strong Red Ale, Part 2

A little over a month ago I brewed some beer and promised to blog again when I bottled it. I’m a bit behind, as I bottled it a week after posting. Here’s the bottling procedure: (1) Sanitize everything that will come […]

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Tastee Bites

The past few weeks we have not been blogging as much as we would like to. We have been pretty busy this summer, but as a result we have also been eating out more often than […]

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