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What makes relationships work
Jun. 18th, 2007 10:31 amThere's a nice summary of recent research at Psychology Today this morning.
Jun. 18th, 2007
What makes relationships work
Jun. 18th, 2007 10:31 amThere's a nice summary of recent research at Psychology Today this morning.
Duck, Duck...
Jun. 18th, 2007 10:28 pmInspired by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
melted_snowball's recent duck adventures, I picked up a couple of duck breasts over the weekend, without much idea of what I would do with them. I thought of the balsamic butter sauce I made recently and then remembered the fig syrup that has been languishing in my fridge and decided to use that instead of balsamic. Not wanting it to be too sweet, I added some thyme, and drizzled the sauce over the duck I had pan-seared so that the skin was crispy and the meat incredibly juicy. Jason took one bite and said "Oh! That's what you're supposed to serve with duck!" As a side, I made parmesan risotto with spinach that I sauteed with a little duck fat and spring garlic. This is something I will have to do again--soon!
melted_snowball's recent duck adventures, I picked up a couple of duck breasts over the weekend, without much idea of what I would do with them. I thought of the balsamic butter sauce I made recently and then remembered the fig syrup that has been languishing in my fridge and decided to use that instead of balsamic. Not wanting it to be too sweet, I added some thyme, and drizzled the sauce over the duck I had pan-seared so that the skin was crispy and the meat incredibly juicy. Jason took one bite and said "Oh! That's what you're supposed to serve with duck!" As a side, I made parmesan risotto with spinach that I sauteed with a little duck fat and spring garlic. This is something I will have to do again--soon!Duck, Duck...
Jun. 18th, 2007 10:28 pmInspired by melted_snowball's recent duck adventures, I picked up a couple of duck breasts over the weekend, without much idea of what I would do with them. I thought of the balsamic butter sauce I made recently and then remembered the fig syrup that has been languishing in my fridge and decided to use that instead of balsamic. Not wanting it to be too sweet, I added some thyme, and drizzled the sauce over the duck I had pan-seared so that the skin was crispy and the meat incredibly juicy. Jason took one bite and said "Oh! That's what you're supposed to serve with duck!" As a side, I made parmesan risotto with spinach that I sauteed with a little duck fat and spring garlic. This is something I will have to do again--soon!
melted_snowball's recent duck adventures, I picked up a couple of duck breasts over the weekend, without much idea of what I would do with them. I thought of the balsamic butter sauce I made recently and then remembered the fig syrup that has been languishing in my fridge and decided to use that instead of balsamic. Not wanting it to be too sweet, I added some thyme, and drizzled the sauce over the duck I had pan-seared so that the skin was crispy and the meat incredibly juicy. Jason took one bite and said "Oh! That's what you're supposed to serve with duck!" As a side, I made parmesan risotto with spinach that I sauteed with a little duck fat and spring garlic. This is something I will have to do again--soon!