Gather & Graze: 120 Favorite Recipes for Tasty Good Times: A Cookbook by Stephanie Izard and Rachel Holtzman

    • Categories: Egg dishes; Sandwiches & burgers; Sauces, general; Breakfast / brunch; Chinese
    • Ingredients: all-purpose flour; butter; buttermilk; cheddar cheese; scallions; fermented black beans; dates; soy sauce; dark soy sauce; molasses; toasted sesame oil; Thai chiles; mayonnaise; hot chile broad bean paste; fish sauce; malt vinegar; chile oil; parsley; toasted sesame seeds; Szechuan peppercorns; maple syrup; eggs; blackberries; Chinese sausage patties
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  • Poached eggs with tomato-melon-apricot sofrito

    • debkellie on May 14, 2023

      You're not alone in noticing that omission Emily! I'd suggest canteloupe .. given that is Spain's dominant melon variety.. as to how to incorporate.. imagination?

    • EmilyR on May 14, 2023

      Melon unfortunately omitted despite being in the title of the recipe. No direction regarding what sort or how it is applied.

  • Shrimp cocktail with miso blue sauce

    • meggan on December 29, 2021

      I made this once and then immediately made it again because it is that good. I also just sautéed the shrimp instead of grilling. You could also make about 1/2 the dipping sauce for this recipe. That said, there is no shame in having extra - it is good on lamb.

  • Grilled bok choy salad with cashew vinaigrette

    • meggan on February 01, 2021

      I forgot the tarragon but this was still interesting and tasty.

  • Hoisin-grilled skirt steaks with grilled pineapple and blueberry pico

    • meggan on February 01, 2021

      I had to use all frozen fruits and prepared hoisin sauce but this was still good. The pico could use more salt.

    • EmilyR on May 14, 2023

      I read that there is an issue with the hoisin and it should be 12 dates and sweet soy sauce...per the author's instagram.

  • Bánh mì burger

    • meggan on March 22, 2021

      Good sauce. Used impossible “meat”.

  • Peanut pork ragu

    • meggan on January 31, 2021

      This is good with any ground meat. I have even made it with Impossible!

  • Yogurt-marinated chicken thighs with cilantro

    • meggan on January 30, 2021

      These took a lot longer to cook in the oven than stated in the recipe. Save some of the sauce aside to pour on rice.

  • Pan-roasted cauliflower with pickled peppers

    • meggan on April 19, 2021

      Really good. Cheesy buttery cauliflower- what’s not to love?

  • Sweet potato gratin with blue cheese dressing and crispy onions

    • meggan on February 05, 2021

      My "3 large sweet potatoes" were far more than were needed for this dish. I thought it was yummy. Could have used another sprinkle of cheese on top under the fried onions. The more cheese the better.

  • Mushroom ragout

    • meggan on February 01, 2021

      Used chopped pomi tomatoes instead of fresh. Needed to add stock for more stewing liquid. Definitely interesting. Served with pappardelle.

  • Goat cheesecake with beer caramel and pretzel whipped cream

    • EmilyR on May 14, 2023

      I was unable to find an errata for this book, but I ran into a couple issues with this recipe. This makes a staggering quantity and while I admittedly I used an 8" spring form for the cheesecake, it left ample amounts of filling so I ended up baking it separately. Even if my spring form was larger I would have had a fair amount of extra filling. Next, the beer caramel asks for 6 oz. of hoppy beer (which is 3/4 c). and then mentions reducing to 1 cup. I went with what was written making the caramel using the 6 oz. and reducing it for the allotted 10 minutes. The caramel was very dark, but I wanted it thickened yet malleable so I removed it after 5 minutes instead of the full 15 for thickening. I made an 8" cake, a ceramic heart casserole, and several little layered glass desserts. The water baths were a success and they are beautiful with no cracked or split tops.

  • Szechuan sausage skewers with minty yogurt

    • lizbot2000 on April 07, 2021

      I typically don't bother making this into skewers. I just use the spices listed to fry up some ground meat and use it to top congee or savory oats. It's extremely tasty.

  • Eggplant zaalouk

    • mjes on August 29, 2021

      Japanese eggplant seasoned with harissa and preserved lemon with a bit of mint i.e. North African seasoning. This is very tasty appealing to a wide range of guests. It is a recipe worth adding to your arsenal.

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