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Preparations From Dickman’s and AJ’s Fine Foods

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

This edition of Dinner Tonight comes courtesy of Dickman’s and AJ’s Fine Foods.

From Dickman’s comes a very easy, prepared chicken dish that we have enjoyed often at our home.  It’s their southwestern chicken kiev.  They filet a boneless breast, generously filling the pouch with pepper jack cheese and green chilis and then roll it in enchilada sauce.  The finishing touch is a sprinkle of pepper on the outside and this dish is ready for your oven.  Cook at 425 for about 30 minutes.  As this is a moderately spicy dish, we usually like to pair it with an off dry Riesling or Chenin Blanc but this time we elected to go regionally with a New Mexico Gruet Sparkling wine to refresh the palate.

Hoppin’ High for These Menu Items

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

We have three very distinct menu items for your consideration in this edition, one from Feast Restaurant (www.eatatfeast.com), a rather unique item from our new partner, Dickman’s Deli and AJ's Fine Foods.

Doug Levy from Feast Restaurant suggests that you stop in and order his slow cooked Lamb stew with tomatoes, fresh spinach, arugula and garnished with butternut squash jam.  I sampled this item (a few times) at the Tucson Culinary Festival Grand Tasting recently and I can attest to the heartiness and savory flavors that lends itself as a perfect dish for the autumn.  Doug suggests that you pair this with the Arizona Stronghold “Nachise” Cochise County red 2007, a blend of Syrah, Grenache, Mouvedre and Petite Sirah.  While I have not tasted the wine, this blend usually results in a full bodied, meaty and earthy wine with deep, dark fruits……..perfect for a stew.

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