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Oh, look!  You’re tak­ing pic­tures of food again!”  Hah, hah, Bet­ter Half, very funny.  Or not.  I’ve been doing all sorts of things I used to do again.  Like, oh, say, cook­ing din­ner.  And then tak­ing pic­tures of it. For that to be “nor­mal” is a judge of how far off I’ve been.
As far as dinner […]

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Sum­mery poached hal­ibut, orig­i­nally uploaded by Bipo­lar­Lawyer­Cook.
Yes, I actu­ally cooked din­ner for the first time in ages. Noth­ing like being bipo­lar to screw up the cook part of the iden­tity.
Hal­ibut steak poached in olive oil, white wine, and three ears of corn (cut from the cob), two chopped beef­steak toma­toes, and two dozen chopped […]

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Spinach, pear, and chicken apple sausage salad, orig­i­nally uploaded by Bipo­lar­Lawyer­Cook.
A riff on a Food and Wine recipe from years ago. Low(ish) carb, and gluten free (check the sausages and soy sauce to make sure they’re GF).  I don’t use asian pears, just reg­u­lar pears or granny smith apples.  I’ve also stopped soak­ing the sausage […]

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Sauteed salmon with lime but­ter leeks and pea ten­drils, orig­i­nally uploaded by Bipo­lar­Lawyer­Cook.
Salmon, sea­soned with lemon pep­per sea­son­ing from Penzey’s, and salt, sauteed in 1 tbsp. grape­seed oil, 1 tbsp. but­ter, on both sides. Served with 2 Boston Organ­ics leeks, soft­ened in 2 tbsp. but­ter, salt, pep­per, and Penzey’s pow­dered rose­mary. (I would bathe in […]

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Span­ish pork chops and spinach, orig­i­nally uploaded by Bipo­lar­Lawyer­Cook.
Sun­day night’s sup­per: pork chops mar­i­nated in salt, cumin, smoked paprika, and oloroso sherry for a night, served with Boston Organ­ics spinach, wilted with four cloves chopped gar­lic and cherry toma­toes in olive oil.

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Green Cous­cous Salad, orig­i­nally uploaded by Bipo­lar­Lawyer­Cook.
I made this for a BBQ our friends A. and P. threw. Quite yummy– we chowed it all down while the boys went out for more propane.
Take some israeli cous­cous (pastina would work fine, too), cooked 15 min. in olive oil and dou­ble the amount of water. Put […]

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Sin­gle serv­ing spinach salad, orig­i­nally uploaded by BipolarLawyerCook.

Last night’s sup­per, a spinach salad with warm bacon vinai­grette, heavy on the pro­tein. I was feel­ing the need for min­er­als and fat– I sup­pose another sign I am feel­ing bet­ter, and that the hor­ri­ble carb crav­ings of med­ica­tion with­drawal are pass­ing.
To make: I de-stemmed, tore, […]

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Teriyaki salmon with garlic/scallion snow­peas and gin­ger car­rot slaw, orig­i­nally uploaded by Bipo­lar­Lawyer­Cook.
Trader Joe’s frozen wild coho salmon fil­lets (sorry, Helen!), thawed, mar­i­nated 1/2 hour in Soy Vay Veri Veri Teriyaki sauce, then seared with canola oil in a 9 inch non­stick saute pan for 2 min­utes on the bot­tom, 3 on the top. The […]

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Since my most recent story pitch and story was occa­sioned in part by my need to stock up on some mid­dle east­ern sta­ples, it’s only nat­ural that I cooked from the results of my shop­ping and writ­ing. With­out further ado:

Chicken with green olives & pre­served lemons, with jew­eled Israeli (Pearl) cous­cous
Serves two
Roughly chop 6 dates […]

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For Valentine’s Day, I was look­ing for both a project and a way to save some money. I mean, I love my fam­ily and friends, but $18.00 a pound is a lit­tle much for choco­lates. For­tu­nately, the March 2008 edi­tion of Fine Cook­ing has an arti­cle on the won­ders of choco­late ganache, and […]

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