TODAY on MHTV:I’ve spoken many times about how my cast-iron pans are some of my most beloved kitchen essentials. Today my brother David is here, and we’ve got recipes that will give you a few more reasons to love your cast iron! Seared scallops have the perfect outside crisp and are balanced with a salty-sweet butter sauce of raisins, capers, and vinegar. A cast-iron pressed sandwich is hard to beat; and for a crowd, a super-satisfying tamale pie gives the old-school shepherd’s pie a run for its money.
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Watch ”Mad Hungry with Lucinda Scala Quinn” Mondays through Fridays at 11 a.m. ET/1o a.m. CT on Hallmark Channel. Tuesdays through Thursdays, catch the bonus episode at 11:30 ET/10:30 CT.
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Lucinda’s favorite way to eat Thanksgiving dinner is the next day, layered into a pie. Her rule for the feast, and how to build the one the kids called Danksgiving Pie. -
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August 17, 2015 at 5:24 pm
You really shuold include a contact link somewhere in your blog so I can ask my question in a not so public way ..I’m a photographer in San Diego and working on a personal project called people and spaces where I’m photographing people in their homes/work spaces/rooms/spaces in an editorial, Dwell magazine looking style. I’ve had a hard time coordinating this. I’ve written a lot of architects, interior designers, etc, but it is extremely difficult to get very far with getting into a home to shoot. Was wondering if you might be able to point me to any homes/firepits/spaces/treehomes that might have owners willing to open their doors to a photographer.Can you please contact me so I can send you a link to my work and discuss further? thanks much. Like your blog quite a bit!