First came the Twitter feed, then came the Facebook page. You can now become a fan of Apartment Dining on Facebook. Click here to check it out and join the ranks of fellow readers. I promise some fresh, non-Christmas recipes later … Continue reading
I spent Christmas in Binghamton this year and took a few photos during my visits to the homes of relatives and friends. I forgot to grab my camera during our actual meals, but did manage to take a few photos … Continue reading
There are many benefits to cooking with alcohol. Wine adds an extra depth of flavor to certain meat dishes, a splash of brandy brings a special zing to a fruit tart, and when it comes to Christmas cookies, Irish cream … Continue reading
I spotted some ramekins at the store over the weekend and was inspired. What better way is there to indulge on a budget than with a chocolate soufflé? All of the required ingredients are inexpensive and are probably in your … Continue reading
You can tell it’s mid-December by looking at most streets in Manhattan. They’re crowded with shoppers laden with gifts, tourists blocking foot traffic in front of window displays, and all manner of other manifestations of “Silver Bells” song lyrics. You … Continue reading
NY Mag has posted a list of specials at New York City restaurants just in time for the penny-pinching holiday season and that pesky little worldwide financial crisis. There really are some great deals at fabulous restaurants, and the three course … Continue reading
Risotto seems to be one of the most feared kitchen basics. It involves a lot of stirring, a careful eye on liquid absorption, and around six cups of chicken broth. Although a rice dish with a few embellishments seems like it … Continue reading
Oh, potatoes. Although many wage war on carbohydrates, I embrace a serving of starch in potato form at least once a week, sometimes more. I can’t think of a form that a potato takes that I don’t enjoy, save for … Continue reading
