I rarely cook any type of fish at home, unless I’m entertaining, because my kids don’t like any of it. But I spied this super simple recipe for teriyaki salmon recently and decided to make it anyway, haters be damned. It seriously took less than fifteen minutes to make and was delicious served over steamed rice. Swipe left for the recipe - I made it as written but subbed Japanese cooking wine for the sake because I googled for a substitute while standing in the Asian grocery store because I was too cheap to buy sake for one recipe that I may or may not love. The cooking wine was listed as an acceptable substitute and it seemed to do the trick! Oh! And I also removed the skin. If you like salmon, save this recipe when you want a simple and healthy way to make it.
“If you can’t control your woman, you’ve fou “If you can’t control your woman, you’ve found a good one.” I told someone last week that I feel pretty much like a plant … needs plenty of sunshine and fresh air, occasional watering and feeding, and a steady stream of kind words. It’s not really that complicated. 💛
Truth be told, these are my favorite types of meal Truth be told, these are my favorite types of meals… platters where you can just pick at them while sipping wine and catching up with a friend. Chances are, if you come over for a meal, you’re getting an assortment of things to nosh on, maybe a mix of homemade appetizers… but just an array of deliciousness you can snack on whilst enjoying the evening. 

I’ve been wanting to make a lox platter for awhile now, so here we are. I sprinkled some Everything But the Bagel seasoning onto smoked lox and then added sliced cucumbers and radishes to the platter along with sliced bialys and crackers. Dipping items are a must so I included hummus and tzatziki. A fun platter just to nibble from, but a bialys sandwich with everything stuffed in it was pretty perfect too. Hope that gave you a little bit of inspo for something you can easily whip up too!
I had planned another type of post tonight, but in I had planned another type of post tonight, but in light of today’s news, it just doesn’t feel right. Some days it can be hard to find the sunshine, especially a day like today. I can’t make sense as to why things like today continue to happen while people spend copious amounts of energy worrying about banning books and drag shows. Make it make sense. Just make it fucking make sense. It doesn’t. You can’t. Until it does, use your voice. Show up to meetings. Sign the petitions. Text ACT to 644-33 to get involved (I did). Be so loud that you can’t be ignored, until things change. Thirteen school shootings this year. When is enough, enough?
Weekend photos in review, old school edition. Cont Weekend photos in review, old school edition.
Context: 1) Lola has zero chill in the car, 2) fulfilling request for Chicken Parm Penne with Vodka Sauce, 3) Sunday vibes 4) my favorite porchetta sandwich 5) from @butlerandtheboard 6) affirmations, 7) the sun was out today
Just like the moon, you’re whole no matter what Just like the moon, you’re whole no matter what phase you’re in. ✨ Got this one back in September and it’s one of my favorites. I sometimes forget it’s there until I get a random flash of it.
Happy #NationalPuppyDay to these two. I used to ca Happy #NationalPuppyDay to these two. I used to call Clifford an asshat, because he basically was. But there’s a new asshat in town… 🙄 Clifford is now a freaking rockstar. His tumor and age have slowed him down a LOT and he virtually never misbehaves, and we are seriously so proud of him. Lola, on the other hand, is still full blown PUPPY. Tonight I’m assembling a gate to replace the wooden one she ate through. 😂 Berners love wood and she is OBSESSED with being in the kitchen. So one new metal gate coming right up as soon as I can figure out how to put it together.
Last week when I met the owners of the new French Last week when I met the owners of the new French bakery in town, I told them how happy I was that they were opening … because now I had an endless source for gifts for my mom’s future birthdays and Christmases. She was born in Paris and we’ve grown up with a healthy appreciation for French things … starting with their pastries and baguettes, but so much more. My daughter took her first trip to Paris last year and thoroughly enjoyed the croissants there and she deemed the ones at @chocolatinenj just as perfect. No surprise there since the owner is a French pastry chef! If you’re local and haven’t been, do make a point to stop in and visit. They’re open Wednesday through Sunday and have a wide selection of sweet and savory items and a few French retail selections as well. We’ve tried the macarons, the Croque Monsieur, the croissants, the tomato tarts, the baguette … basically we’re working our way through their display case in due time. Don’t miss this one - enjoy!
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Broiled Herb Chicken with Lemon Butter Sauce

October 8, 2009 · Narrative

Broiled Herb Chicken with Lemon Butter Sauce

When it comes to the timing aspect of cooking dinner, I’ve always been a fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants kind of girl. I’ve been lucky and usually everything just falls into place and different dishes get ready around the same time. My mom, on the other hand, is way more organized about it; usually when it’s a holiday or she’s otherwise entertaining, I’ll spy a nice, neat little timeline in a notebook on the kitchen counter, with each step meticulously calculated.

The timing gods were smiling on me when I made this dinner.  This Broiled Herb Chicken with Lemon Butter Sauce was served alongside the Savory Vegetable Patties last week.  The chicken literally takes minutes to put together, and as soon as I put it into the oven, I went to work on the vegetable patties.  By the time the patties were done, so was the chicken.  Absolutely perfect.

Broiling gives the chicken a nice, crispy skin and the meat inside ends up very tender.  The seasoning on the chicken and the lemon butter sauce on top just finishes it off nicely.  This is a great go-to recipe when you’re looking for something quick to get you in and out of the kitchen.  Served alongside the vegetable patties or some nicely whipped mashed potatoes, you have the perfect comfort food meal to fight the slight chills of the Fall season.

Three years ago today … a beautiful sunset, a dreamy vacation and an introduction to escargots.

Broiled Herb Chicken with Lemon Butter Sauce
Recipe courtesy of Southern Living magazine, April 2006

1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon lemon pepper
1/2 teaspoon paprika
1/4 teaspoon ground red pepper
1 (3-3 1/2 lb) broiler-fryer chickens, cut into pieces
3 tablespoons butter, melted
2 teaspoons lemon rind, grated
2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
1 teaspoon fresh parsley, chopped

In a small bowl, combine the salt, oregano, garlic powder, lemon pepper, paprika and red pepper. Cover a roasting pan with foil and place a rack in it; lightly spray the rack with cooking spray. Skin side down, place the chicken on the rack. Sprinkle the chicken with 2 t of the seasoning mixture. Making sure your oven rack is about 7-8″ from the heat, broil the chicken until golden brown (about 12-15 minutes). Turn the chicken pieces over and sprinkle with the remaining spice mixture. Broil about 8-10 more minutes, or until chicken is done.

Lemon Butter Sauce
: Combine the melted butter, lemon rind and lemon juice. Mix well and add in the parsley. Spoon a small amount of sauce over each piece of chicken when served.

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Comments

  1. Joanne says

    October 9, 2009 at 6:16 am

    Very little tastes better in the winter than a simple lemony chicken with crisp skin and a moist interior. Sounds heartwarming.

    I am a half planner-half wing-it kind of gal. My mom never planned anything, but I think I then saw what kind of chaos ensued and so I’ve adopted some organization skills. It helps when I want to get dinner on the table ASAP.

    Reply
  2. doggybloggy says

    October 9, 2009 at 8:21 am

    that chicken leg is calling out to me!

    Reply
  3. Sarah Caron says

    October 9, 2009 at 8:44 am

    Those darker spots on the chicken, where the skin was probably crispy, are making my mouth water. Seriously. Mmm.

    In terms of timing, I am a planner. I used to try flying by the seam of my pants but that never worked out, so I plan dinners based on recipes that can fit together flavor- and time-wise

    Reply
  4. Debbie says

    October 9, 2009 at 10:47 am

    It looks so delicious. I love the crispy outside when broiling chicken.

    Reply
  5. Heather says

    October 9, 2009 at 3:46 pm

    mmmmmmmmmmmm. that sounds good. i love roasted chicken!

    Reply
  6. leslie says

    October 9, 2009 at 10:40 pm

    Beautiful and delicious

    Reply
  7. Ashley says

    October 10, 2009 at 12:01 pm

    This looks wonderful! The chicken really gets a beautiful color from broiling – yum :)

    Reply
  8. April Marie (Girl Japan) says

    October 10, 2009 at 9:58 pm

    Now if i Could just find lemon pepper here! I guess I could make my own, somehow, someway… I am horrible with timing too… The recipe sounds delish and the photos look fab!

    Reply
  9. Barbara says

    October 11, 2009 at 11:56 pm

    Your chicken looks so crispy and delicious!

    Reply
  10. grace says

    October 12, 2009 at 10:25 am

    so rarely do the timing gods smile on me…lucky you. :) that sauce would be the perfect accompaniment to your nicely browned chicken, cate–excellent meal!

    Reply
  11. Ramona says

    October 13, 2009 at 10:15 am

    That chicken sure looks good. I love the way it looks.

    Ramona

    Reply
  12. Patsy says

    October 15, 2009 at 12:35 pm

    I’m catching up on blog reading today… so glad I saw this! I’m printing it out to try soon… I know it’s something we would love!

    Reply

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Truth be told, these are my favorite types of meal Truth be told, these are my favorite types of meals… platters where you can just pick at them while sipping wine and catching up with a friend. Chances are, if you come over for a meal, you’re getting an assortment of things to nosh on, maybe a mix of homemade appetizers… but just an array of deliciousness you can snack on whilst enjoying the evening. 

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