One of our listeners, Fred, sent this to us. It looks like a lot of work but YUM! Just click on the photo to get the recipe.
Source: cellarviewines.com via Culinary on Pinterest
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Here’s some videos from my trip to Italy. I took some video clips on my IPhone, and Julie pieced them together afterward. Our chef Rita taught us how to make pasta by hand and how to make a ragu! These videos show the ragu, but we later made some tortellini with a ricotta filling. ENJOY!
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Categories : Fun Food, Italy, Main Course, Recipes, Sauces, Side Dishes, Travel, Uncategorized, Vegetarian
Saturday,
June
2nd,
2012
Morimoto made this amazing sashimi salad called Masaharu Morimoto's Red Snapper 2-Ways with Garden Vegetables I love the presentation
I love food that is inspirational and this dish just did it for me. I was watching Ming Tsai on PBS today and he was visiting Morimoto, Iron Chef, at his restaurant in Napa Valley. Morimoto took a fish, painted some edible food coloring on its head and tall. Yellow on the head and green on the tail then placed a white towel on top. He then painted with a brush an eye and added some embellishments. Next comes the sashimi, then amazing veggies drizzle some olive oil and house made soy sauce and WOW! So fresh, I love it. Click on the photo for a link to the recipe.
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Categories : Appetizers, Fun Food, Fun Photos, Groceries, HEALTH, Main Course, Recipes, Restaurants, Tips, Uncategorized
I made a delicious breakfast from the things I bought at Singh Farm on Saturday. I wanted to share it because it was delicious.
The inspirations was these beautiful fresh eggs.
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Allow me to introduce you to a Double made with garbanzo beans, a street food of Trinidad.
Soak your dried garbanzo beans over night in a big bowl with lots of water, they swell.
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Click on the photo to see the video. NO JOKE
This is from the NY Times, “The Butcher Carves a Turkey”. Ray Venezia, butcher at Fairway Market in NY. We saw it on Brian Williams News Cast and thought it might help make your Turkey carving to a new height.
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I found these great videos demonstrating how to make a turkey. First I highly recommend brining the turkey, chicken or pork whenever you are going to make those meats. Even if it is for an hour it is worth it. You can flavor the brine the way you like. This video uses bourbon for the turkey, cool idea, you can also use citrus, spices etc. Try and brine overnight. Click on the photo to see the video. Read More→
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This looked like a great recipe to enjoy while peaches are in season. Click on the photo for this delicious recipe and video.
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There is a great Sous Chef Series and this looked delicious try it:
GRILLED PORK STEAK WITH PEACHES AND HERB PUREE
Michael Gulotta, Restaurant August, New Orleans
Yield: 4 to 6 servings
Ingredients Read More→
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I saw Chris Kimball from Cooks Illustrated on the Today show and as always he caught my attention with Bacon Paste. He made these great chicken kabobs using bacon paste to add some fat so they brown and taste slightly smoky. It looks delicious.Barbecued Chicken Kebabs from Cook’s Illustrated, May/June 2011. Read More→
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