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	File Gumbo / Chez Helene by Amos Miller The late Chef Austin Leslie left a brilliant legacy of Creole dishes and he helped form my approach to the cuisine of NOLA. I follow no other recipe than the one he left me. When a dish is perfect, why stray? Fresh ingredients will tell the tale. Now, as my mentor Paula Wolfert admonishes: "Relax and follow the recipe"!	2 votes 1 comment 7873 views
	Birria: Traditional Mexican Stew by Richard Blaine Birria stew is a favorite stew from Mexico. It is served in the finest of restaurants and also on many street vendors as well. It is traditionally made with lamb but can be made with any red meat like goat, veal, beef and the other white meat.....pork! This is a delicious stew with many uses. Just check out the broth that gets made…	2 votes 3 comments 14548 views
	Caribbean Citrus Pork Roast by Robyn Savoie Take a vacation from the ordinary marinated pork loin. This exciting blend of island flavors makes an extraordinary roast. This recipe used a rolled roast, composed of 2 boneless loins tied together. If a single loin roast is used, the cooking time will be about 25 minutes per pound. Heavy, resealable, plastic…	1 vote 7373 views
	Herbed Tomato Sauce for Chicken or Veal Parmigiana by Micheline You will love this homemade Herbed tomato sauce. I serve it on top of veal or chicken cutlets and spaghettini or spaghetti. You can also freeze it and have it on hand when you have company.	2 votes 5312 views
	Meat Ball Curry by Paul Anderson Lumen Indian recipe.. Served with rice or Chapatis... Masala curry.. with meat balls... Something different... and tasty!	1 vote 4680 views
	Boeuf a la Bourguignon (adapted for the Slow Cooker from Julia Child) by Steve Peterson Also known as Beef Burgundy, this dish has become a standard of traditional French cuisine. It is basically a stew prepared with beef braised in red wine and beef stock, flavored with garlic, onions, carrots, a herb bouquet garni, with pearl onions and…	1 vote 5573 views
	Rueben Casserole (Slow Cooker) by Glenn I love Rueben sandwiches. I would eat them hourly if I could. So why not a Rueben casserole? It turned out fantastic. The taste is nearly identical to the sandwich and no greasy fingers. This has become a thing now.	1 vote 1 review 177 views