Nothing Fancy: Unfussy Food for Having People Over

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Will make again, but will brine the chicken in room temp salt water for 30 minutes, then marinate and cook on the grill, using the sauce to baste.

Nothing Fancy: Unfussy Food for Having People Over

Photographs copyright © 2019 by Michael Graydon and Nikole Herriott Published by Clarkson Potter, an imprint of Penguin Random House, LLC. It focuses on having people over for dinners that are the opposite of fussy, but are still festive (just witness the DIY martini bar guide within its pages for proof). I’d eat these not quite fried, not quite caramelized onions and chickpeas with salty, creamy feta and lots of herbs (leafy, spriggy, coarse!chicken, fish, meat, brown butter, savoury things, crackers, sweets which are not very very sweet, greens, wine. Creamy cauliflower and onion gratin: Delicious, but swimming in butter and cream to an insane degree--it was pooling and running, even after the gratin cooled. NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • The social media star, New York Times columnist, and author of Dining In helps you nail dinner with unfussy food and the permission to be imperfect. Proceed only if you highly enjoy lemon in everything, buckets of olive oil, and the occasional anchovy. And despite my husband's resistance to her millennial bossy meme-ness, he does agree that her recipes are generally v.

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Now on to the book itself: as a fangirl I'm used to Roman's love for anchovies, bold flavors and loads of citrus or tangy notes. With Dining In and in the years she spent prior developing popular recipes at Bon Appétit, Roman created the blueprint for how to be a food celebrity in the Instagram age.Most relevant of all is Roman’s attitude toward hosting: that all of us can do it, that we should embrace the imperfections of our plans, and that it’s more fun to try than to stress. But the recipes are just as laid-back and uncomplicated to attempt on an average weeknight, when you're cooking for yourself. The bold spice of the fresh chiles, toasty nuttiness of the sesame seeds and bright crunch of the celery are all so satisfying.