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My grandmother emigrated from Czechoslovakia sometime during the early 1900’s and settled in The Anthracite Coal Region of Northeastern Pennsylvania. One of my earliest memory in life is of her making Stuffed Cabbage at her home in Natalie Pennsylvania. I can remember the smell of these cooking on her stove on a Sunday morning and at the same time I remember my older brother trying to teach me how to tell time on the clock that was hanging on her living room wall.
Our family continues the Tradition of making these together here in America generation after generation. The Reuter Family LOVES Cooking Together.
Dominique came home from College to visit for a few days so we’re doing a little “Father-Daughter bonding together in the kitchen today. We’re making a family favorite, “Homemade Italian Ravioli”. Our recipe has been in the “Italian Side” of our family for many generations and we’re keeping up the tradition by passing it on to the next generation.
Today, we made 14 dozen and 4 “Raviolo” and my job was making the dough and running The Pasta Machine.
The Reuter Family LOVES Cooking Together.
Making Ravioli is a two to three day process for our family. First, we open a bottle of Red Wine. Then, we make the filling, we make the pasta dough, we grind the filling, we stuff the pasta, we crimp the pasta dough and we make sure never to run out of wine.
My daughter Dominique gave me this “Old School” Gnali & Zani Espresso maker from Italy. Stay tuned as I learn how to make a Single Espresso, a Double Espresso, an Americano, a Lungo, a Corrado, a Cappuccino, a Macchiato, a Caffe Latte and a Flat White. Today, I think Barista Dave is going to kick off the day with a CLASSIC ESPRESSO
Dominique was home for a few days for the Thanksgiving and she made a new dessert for the family. We’re waiting for it to cool then we’re going to bring out some Ice Cream and slice up some WARM CHAI APPLE PIE.
Stop-by for Sunday Brunch at The Reuter's and this is what’s on the menu.
Dominique is home from college and we’re doing a little “Holiday Cooking” together. We’re trying a new recipe today, a Chocolate Pecan Pie.
OK, we were on a family vacation in Hawaii and I ordered this for Brunch at a restaurant in Honolulu. When we got home Dominique and I had to try to make it for Sunday Brunch. Yeah, it was a BIG Success.
Our son Christopher is majoring in Fermentation Science so we’re going to try making some Sourdough Bread.
DAY 1: Weigh the Jar then add 100 Grams of Stone Ground Rye Flour. Next, add 150 Grams of Lukewarm Water (85 Degrees Fahrenheit) and stir together. Cover with a loose lid and let stand at room temperature for 24 hours.
My family gave me this “LODGE” Cast Iron Dutch Oven for Christmas and I’m enjoying cooking with it. If you’re in the neighborhood today, stop by for bowl of my ITALIAN WEDDING SOUP