Chicken Caesar Springrolls – The Ultimate Low-Carb Wrap admin May 04, 2007 Add Comment Appetizer, Asian Cuisine, Chicken, Vegetables Edit There are certain magical food products that are just too good to be true. Rice paper, or springroll skins, is one of them. While many of yo... Read More
Buttermilk Fried Chicken - Why didn’t the chicken cross the blog? admin May 03, 2007 Add Comment Chicken, Sauces Edit A loyal, and observant, reader informed me that my almost famous buttermilk fried chicken recipe had not made the move over to this new blog... Read More
Crab, Artichoke and Potato Croquettes – Three of my favorites go Dutch admin May 02, 2007 Add Comment Appetizer, Potato, Seafood, Vegetables Edit The croquette is originally a French concoction, but thanks to a Dutch baker named Kwekkeboom it was introduced to the Netherlands where it ... Read More
Olive Oil Poached Tombo Tuna – Do you have the courage to submerge? admin May 01, 2007 Add Comment Mediterranean Cuisine, Seafood Edit Most people think of poaching as simmering something in a stock or wine, but today I’m going to show you a new way to poach; in an infused o... Read More
We’re off to Sonoma! See you on Tuesday. admin April 27, 2007 Add Comment Blog News, Breakfast, Weekend Filler Edit My wife and I are off to Sonoma for a few days (see previous Dry Creek Valley post for details), so you won’t see any new posts until Tuesd... Read More
Pork Confit - Part 2: The Quintessential Charcuterie Experience admin April 26, 2007 Add Comment French Cuisine, Pork Edit In Part 1 of this recipe, as I hope you saw, we made a classic brine and soaked our pork for 48 hours to impart flavor and moisture. In par... Read More
Pork Confit - Part 1: A Fine Brine for Swine admin April 25, 2007 Add Comment French Cuisine, Pork Edit Well, as you may have read in another post a few days ago, I’m getting ready to leave for Sonoma for the Dry Creek Valley “Passport” event.... Read More