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    Jul 31, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  1. Triple chocolate cake like mom used to make

    Q: My brother and I were recently talking about a cake that our mom used to make called Triple Chocolate Cake (in a 13-by-9 pan) The three chocolate items were chocolate cake mix, chocolate instant pudding mix and chocolate chips. When our mom passed away we looked in her recipes for this and could not find it. Based on our age and our memories it was probably the late '70s and early '80s that she made this cake. Any thoughts?
    Q: My brother and I were recently talking about a cake that our mom used to make called Triple Chocolate Cake (in a 13-by-9 pan) The three chocolate items were chocolate cake mix, chocolate instant pudding mix and chocolate chips. When our mom passed away...

    Tags: Recipes, Sour Cream, Chicago Tribune, Chocolate Cake, YouTube

  2. Aug 2, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  3. Julia Child: Still cooking as a writer

    Julia Child would have been 100 on Aug. 15, and the occasion is being marked by a flurry of published works honoring her as a woman, a cook, a television legend and even a cat fancier. But what about Child as writer? After all, her inaugural cookbook revolutionized recipe writing, became a gin-ormous best-seller, and led to her ending up, famously, before the television camera. That book, of course, was "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" in 1961.
    Julia Child would have been 100 on Aug. 15, and the occasion is being marked by a flurry of published works honoring her as a woman, a cook, a television legend and even a cat fancier. But what about Child as writer? After all, her inaugural cookbook...

    Tags: Paris (France), French Bread, Television Industry, Book, Authors

  4. Aug 7, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  5. Zapping up a souffle

    Q: I asked my brother, an executive chef at a golf club, the following question and he never (gave) me an answer either way: Is it possible to microwave a souffle?
    Q: I asked my brother, an executive chef at a golf club, the following question and he never (gave) me an answer either way: Is it possible to microwave a souffle? —Joanne Thompson Pease, Torrington, Conn. A: Conceivably you could, but why?...

    Tags: Torrington, Souffle, Chicago Tribune, Michigan Avenue, The New York Times

  6. Aug 1, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  7. Catch of the day

    New crop of fish cookery books arrives for summer dining
    New crop of fish cookery books arrives for summer dining Just in time for summer's lighter fare, a trio of fish books washed up on American shores. They are new editions of European books retooled to varying degrees to needs of United States consumers....

    Tags: Washington, DC, Authors, Potatoes, Geography, Tomatoes

  8. May 22, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  9. Cooking with lavender

    Q: I got a bunch of dried organic lavender flowers from a local co-op. I have always wanted to cook with lavender but my first attempt to infuse the flavors into a tart was a disappointment. Do you have a suggestion?
    Q: I got a bunch of dried organic lavender flowers from a local co-op. I have always wanted to cook with lavender but my first attempt to infuse the flavors into a tart was a disappointment. Do you have a suggestion? —Andrew Maselli, Chicago A:...

    Tags: Pies and Tarts, Chicago Tribune, Lifestyle and Leisure, Summer Squash, Foods and Beverages

  10. Aug 14, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  11. No smoking!

    Q: I dislike food with soot or smoke on it or in it although I like well done meat and fowl. Could a charcoal grill work which had a thin metal plate under the grill? This would, of course, be circular, and would have three short arms which rest on the top edge of the charcoal pan permitting smoke and heat to escape between the edge of the plate and the pan. It's not very complicated. Perhaps it has already been tried as in using a large fry pan with a grill bottom, and the fry pan rests on the hot coals.
    Q: I dislike food with soot or smoke on it or in it although I like well done meat and fowl. Could a charcoal grill work which had a thin metal plate under the grill? This would, of course, be circular, and would have three short arms which rest on the...

    Tags: Washington, DC, Coal, Chicago Tribune, New York City, Michigan Avenue

  12. Aug 8, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  13. Stirring up sweet memories

    Vanilla pudding can bring out the kid in you, especially as it conjures up memories of those huge institutional cans cranked open in summer camp dining halls or the tiny cups your mom would tuck into your school lunchbox.
    Vanilla pudding can bring out the kid in you, especially as it conjures up memories of those huge institutional cans cranked open in summer camp dining halls or the tiny cups your mom would tuck into your school lunchbox. Part of the appeal of vanilla...

    Tags: Pies and Tarts, Vanilla Bean, Vanilla, Salt, Butter

  14. Jun 19, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  15. Pound cake goes flat

    Q: My whole family has tried to duplicate my grandma's pound cake recipe without any success. It tastes the same but doesn't rise and if becomes a really heavy dense cake. Any idea why the cake won't rise? I want to be able to figure this out and make it for her. She just broke her hip and she is 93 so who knows how much longer we have.
    Q: My whole family has tried to duplicate my grandma's pound cake recipe without any success. It tastes the same but doesn't rise and if becomes a really heavy dense cake. Any idea why the cake won't rise? I want to be able to figure this out and make...

    Tags: Recipes, Chevy Chase, Chicago Tribune, Margarine, Michigan Avenue

  16. Jun 12, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  17. Looking for aunt's date brownies

    Q: Can you direct me to where I can find a brownie-type recipe from the 1950s that was made with chopped dates?  It is a childhood favorite I used to make with my Aunt Anne. She is long passed away.
    Q: Can you direct me to where I can find a brownie-type recipe from the 1950s that was made with chopped dates?  It is a childhood favorite I used to make with my Aunt Anne. She is long passed away. I think it was a Hershey recipe? I have looked at...

    Tags: Walnuts, Salt, Chicago Tribune, Butter, Cinnamon

  18. Jun 5, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  19. Puffing up the choux

    Q: Last time I made pate a choux for chocolate eclairs, I used the same recipe that I've used for 30 years. But for some reason, they did not puff up as expected. Any thoughts on what went wrong?
    Q: Last time I made pate a choux for chocolate eclairs, I used the same recipe that I've used for 30 years. But for some reason, they did not puff up as expected. Any thoughts on what went wrong? —Tom Gull, Oak Park A: A quick call got Tom Gull'...

    Tags: Chicago Tribune, Salt, Butter, Michigan Avenue

  20. Jul 11, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  21. Go vegetarian one dish at a time

    Michael Natkin is a vegetarian, not a lecturer. So he's not going to go on endlessly about why you should eschew meat. His new book touches on all the reasons — ethical, ecological, physiological and so on — but he seems far more interested in having you taste the goodness a meatless dish can deliver.
    Michael Natkin is a vegetarian, not a lecturer. So he's not going to go on endlessly about why you should eschew meat. His new book touches on all the reasons — ethical, ecological, physiological and so on — but he seems far more interested in...

    Tags: Parsley, Spaghetti, Kosher Salt, Fennel, Diets and Dieting

  22. Jun 13, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  23. Make dad's day

    Father's Day grilling around my house was always fraught with tension. My dad was not the genial Fred MacMurray type. He paced irritably, chain-smoking, beside the Weber grill in the backyard of our cottage in Madison, Conn., with a kitchen timer in hand.
    Father's Day grilling around my house was always fraught with tension. My dad was not the genial Fred MacMurray type. He paced irritably, chain-smoking, beside the Weber grill in the backyard of our cottage in Madison, Conn., with a kitchen timer in hand....

    Tags: Fred MacMurray, Father's Day, Food Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure, Kosher Salt

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