De La Casa » caribou http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa Meals and sweets, "from the home" Thu, 27 Aug 2015 01:43:31 +0000 en-CA hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.9.9 pulled caribou & barbeque sauce http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa/2013/03/09/pulled-caribou-barbeque-sauce/ http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa/2013/03/09/pulled-caribou-barbeque-sauce/#comments Sat, 09 Mar 2013 20:53:37 +0000 http://delacasa.wordpress.com/?p=2946 Another of the many characteristic North American dishes we looked forward to prior to moving here is pulled pork. Traditionally, a shoulder of pork is cooked in a slowcooker before being pulled (shredded) and served with either a tomato/barbeque sauce or a vinegar based sauce on a burger bun. I first tried pulled pork at […]

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ethiopian caribou & buckwheat injera http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa/2013/02/24/ethiopian-caribou-buckwheat-injera/ http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa/2013/02/24/ethiopian-caribou-buckwheat-injera/#comments Sun, 24 Feb 2013 17:30:55 +0000 http://delacasa.wordpress.com/?p=2905 It is quite the oxymoron but it works. Arctic caribou stew, spiced with the flavours of Ethiopia – smoked paprika, lemon juice, red wine and kicky berbere spices – and served atop injera, a large sourdough crepe-like flatbread made of teff flour. I’m not familiar with teff flour, and was hardly able to dash to […]

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wild caribou pizza & new zealand food culture http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa/2013/02/10/wild-caribou-pizza-new-zealand-food-culture/ http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa/2013/02/10/wild-caribou-pizza-new-zealand-food-culture/#comments Mon, 11 Feb 2013 02:56:35 +0000 http://delacasa.wordpress.com/?p=2858 Sometimes I like to feign innocence regarding processed food, poor eating habits and certain negative aspects of North American food culture. Sometimes I imply that NZ has none of this. I have a blank look when friends mention Pop Tarts, Kraft Dinner and instant mash. I inquire into the process and ingredients of a birthday […]

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every spice coconut caribou curry http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa/2012/11/13/every-spice-coconut-caribou-curry/ http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa/2012/11/13/every-spice-coconut-caribou-curry/#comments Wed, 14 Nov 2012 04:25:31 +0000 http://delacasa.wordpress.com/?p=2674 This curry was awfully close to being a flop. It started out well, simmering away on the stove this past cold (I’m not exaggerating) Sunday afternoon. We rugged up inside after a morning of walking the snow trails, put on a movie and relaxed into a afternoon of leisure while the house filled aromatically. At […]

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local, wild caribou three ways http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa/2012/10/13/local-wild-caribou-three-ways/ http://christinabartlett.com/delacasa/2012/10/13/local-wild-caribou-three-ways/#comments Sun, 14 Oct 2012 02:53:42 +0000 http://delacasa.wordpress.com/?p=2579 Hunting season is now over and done with here in the north! Throughout the summer we (the airline Jesse and I work for) chartered hunters into and out of the mountains most days of the week, bringing back Twin Otter loads of smelly hunters and sacks of wild meat. The prize for the hunters is […]

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