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	Spicy Shrimp on Spinach by John Spottiswood We made this as one of the dishes at our annual stay at the Koehler Winery near in Los Olivos near Santa Barbara. Everything we made was delicious, but this might have been my favorite. We served it as an appetizer, and everyone raved about it. It was extremely easy and quick and the presentation was beautiful. I made this with a…	6 votes 5 reviews 3 comments 10994 views
	Cider-Glazed Boneless Pork Loin Chops by Foodiewife This excellent recipe comes from America’s Test Kitchen (Cook’s Illustrated). Boneless pork chops can easily be overcooked and tough. But, using a technique of searing them and then “poaching” the chops in a sauce of apple cider vinegar, apple cider, brown sugar and a little soy sauce and Dijon mustard the chops come out moist and…	2 votes 2 comments 23120 views
	Venison or Elk and Apricot Mustard Sauce by Amos Miller As H.D. Thoreau said: "Simplify, simplify!" Time to share a favorite recipe, especially for my CES friend, Jed Gibbons, who asked for an idea for this cut of venison, and Nanette may like this, too. Gibbons, who is a heart-of-the-city dweller, is fortunate to have relatives who give him the outstanding wild meats - and thereby save…	3 votes 2 reviews 1 comment 16237 views
	Juicy Seared Tuna Steak Recipe by Pamela Orbin Learn how to make a beautiful sesame-crusted tuna steak.	3 votes 1 review 23238 views
	Miso Sake Glazed Scallops by Karista A subtly decadent combination of miso, sake and fresh ginger that creates a beautifully delicious glaze for scallops or even black cod.	1 vote 5033 views
	Web design course by sanskar verma Web design course encompasses many different skills and disciplines in the production and maintenance of websites. The different areas of web design include web graphic design; user interface design; authoring, including standardized code and proprietary software; user experience design; and search engine optimization. Web design…	1 vote 268 views
	Ham Stuff by Stephen Crout I love those ham steaks you can get at most any supermarket. One drawback is that the salt level is pretty high. I combat that by placing the ham in a large skillet filled with simmering water. Off heat I let it steep for 10-15 minutes. That does the trick. I trim out the little round bone and any extraneous fat or gristle. For…	1 vote 350 views