On this week’s show Leslie Land tackles stylish homes, frozen gardens and warming kitchens, Cari Swanson takes a look at how to control your horse’s hindquarters, Alex Tuller whips up something quick and satisfying in the wok, Dean Temple and DH Lawrence get weepy by the Piano, and we have things to do in the [...]
Piano Softly, in the dusk, a woman is singing to me; Taking me back down the vista of years, till I see A child sitting under the piano, in the boom of the tingling strings And pressing the small, poised feet of a mother who smiles as she sings. In spite of myself, the insidious [...]
(As read and prepared by Alex Tuller for the January 26, 2006 podcast) I really miss good Chinese food (as an NYC transplant) and this is no substitute. But it is still a tasty meal when you want something sort of like Chinese food. 1 container of firm Tofu, drained and cut into 3/4†cubes [...]
On this week’s show Leslie Land discusses stew that’s too hot (spicy that is) and deer repellent that in our opinion is too stinky, Alex Tuller makes crunchy pasta – yes we meant to type crunchy – Dean Temple and William Blake marvel at the luck of angels, we have a clip of the week, [...]
I Askèd a Thief I askèd a thief to steal me a peach: He turnèd up his eyes. I ask’d a lithe lady to lie her down: Holy and meek, she cries. As soon as I went An Angel came: He wink’d at the thief, And smil’d at the dame; And without one word said [...]
(As prepared and read by Alex Tuller for the January 19, 2006 podcast) I love this pasta because it uses bread crumbs. One pound Pasta (spaghetti, penne, gemmeli) 1-1/4 pound Cauliflower or broccoli, cut in thin length-wise slices (so the pieces look like cardboard trees) 1 T or so Anchovy paste 1 T Capers, rinsed [...]
On this week’s show we have Leslie Land on 50,000 day lilies, we happily settle in with a quick but satisfying steak au poivre, Dean Temple learns from Clytaemestra that he who lives by the hammer dies by the hammer…we mean sword…and thankfully we have great and interesting things to do in the Hudson Valley [...]
Clytaemestra: No shame, I think, in the death given this man. And did he not first of all in this house wreak death by treachery? The flower of this man’s love and mine, Iphigeneia of the tears he dealt with even as he has suffered. Let his speech in death’s house be not loud. With [...]
(As read and prepared by Dean Temple for the January 12, 2006 podcast) Today’s recipe is a quicky, but a goody that I’ve thrown together because Alex is feeling sick and her voice is shot. So, the classic Sunday comfort food quick main course. Steak au poivre. I use a straight-sided sautaé pan for this. [...]
Happy new year and welcome to 2006! We have a great first show of the year for you. On this week’s show we have Leslie Land and what to do with all that snow, Cari Swanson muses on riding horses in winter, Alex Tuller makes some fabulous chocolate pots de creme, and Dean Temple reads [...]